Description
The Maryland Port Administration (MPA) is seeking a qualified, Maryland‑licensed contractor to perform sand filter repairs and related improvements at the South Locust Point Marine Terminal in Baltimore. The work includes replacing the top three inches of coarse sand in the filters, clearing outfalls, cleaning pipes, installing trash‑protection devices, oil‑filtration inserts, oil‑containment booms, a stabilized pathway with flowable fill and handrails, extending outfall pipes, and adding chain‑linked fabric to existing traffic barriers. The contract is a Small Business Reserve procurement, requiring at least 10 years of relevant experience, a TWIC for on‑site personnel, and compliance with Maryland State Highway Administration (MSHA) specifications. The project must be completed within 140 workdays from the Notice to Proceed, with liquidated damages of $1,580 per day for delays. Bids are due September 24, 2026, and a pre‑bid conference/site visit is scheduled for September 8, 2026 (optional).
• Location: South Locust Point Marine Terminal, Baltimore, MD
• Scope: Sand filter media replacement, pipe cleaning, outfall extension, installation of protective devices and pathways
• Contract value class: B ($100 k–$500 k)
• Duration: 140 workdays (≈ 7 months)
• Mandatory qualifications: Maryland contractor license, 10 years experience, TWIC for key staff, Small Business Reserve eligibility (MBE 10 %, VSBE 2 %)
• Submission: Electronic bids via email to Procurement Officer; technical and financial offers separate; bid bond 5 % required
• Key dates: Issue Aug 27 2026, Pre‑bid Sep 8 2026, Questions Sep 17 2026, Bid Sep 24 2026
• Evaluation: Lowest responsive bid that meets technical qualifications; award subject to Maryland Port Commission and Board of Public Works approval.