The National Park Service is seeking a qualified contractor to stabilize the Kingsley Plantation shoreline within the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve in Jacksonville, Florida. The work includes removal of deteriorated timber fascia, installation of new PVC/FRP sheet‑pile walls with tie‑rods and dead‑men, placement of rip‑rap revetments, construction of a vertical seawall extension, site grading, back‑fill, and planting of Spartina seagrass to create a living shoreline. Environmental compliance, archaeological monitoring, and protection of gopher‑tortoise and indigo‑snake habitats are required. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price, small‑business set‑aside with a performance window of 259 calendar days after notice to proceed.
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