Description
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is conducting market research for the Charleston Peninsula CSRM project, specifically for the Adger's Wharf and Lockwood Drive segments. The project involves the construction of seawalls, pedestrian promenades, and flood protection structures. The USACE is considering different delivery methods, including Design-Build, Design-Build-to-Budget, Integrated Design & Construction, and Design-Bid-Build. Interested firms are requested to provide information on their experience, capabilities, and approach to the project. The key aspects of the project include:
• Construction of approximately 1,200 linear feet of seawall and pedestrian promenade for Adger's Wharf
• Construction of approximately 7,820 linear feet of flood protection structures for Lockwood Drive
• Incorporation of tide gates, public promenade, ADA-compliant tie-ins, pedestrian ramps, and nature-based shoreline enhancements
• Coordination with adjacent City initiatives
• Utilization of advanced modeling to account for long-term settlement and global stability under phased loading scenarios
• Non-intrusive techniques to ensure the existing surge protection remains fully functional during phased upgrades