Description
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality – Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking letters of interest for the Wetland Impoundment Habitat Restoration and Protection within Pamlico Sound project. The project involves restoration and protection of wetland impoundments in three specific locations: Pamlico Point, Campbell Creek, and Willow Point. The scope of work includes raising perimeter dikes, stabilizing external dikes, replacing water control structures, and installing new pumps. The project aims to restore lost salt marsh habitat, promote shellfish nursery habitat, and protect the cabin area from erosion. The selected firm will be required to have specialized expertise in the type of project, past performance on similar projects, and adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team for the project.
• The project involves three specific locations: Pamlico Point, Campbell Creek, and Willow Point.
• The scope of work includes raising perimeter dikes, stabilizing external dikes, replacing water control structures, and installing new pumps.
• The project aims to restore lost salt marsh habitat, promote shellfish nursery habitat, and protect the cabin area from erosion.
• The selected firm will be required to have specialized expertise in the type of project, past performance on similar projects, and adequate staff and proposed design or consultant team for the project.
• The firm must be properly licensed to practice Architecture, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture in the State of North Carolina.