McNary Lock & Dam Spillway Infrastructure Upgrades

The US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking business sources for a construction project entitled: McNary Lock & Dam Spillway Infrastructure Upgrades. The project involves a comprehensive electrical and structural upgrade of the spillway at the McNary Lock and Dam. The primary driver for this project is the critical need to replace aging infrastructure to support the installation of new, heavier spillway gantry cranes and gate hoists. The scope of work includes spillway bridge strengthening, power system modernization, hoists control system upgrades, control room upgrades, and other work. The contractor will be required to develop and maintain a network analysis system (NAS) schedule for this project and utilize the Corps of Engineers electronic system (Quality Control System) to manage and transmit certain records to the Government. • The project requires a Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) and a Contractor Quality Control Manager (CQC) on site at all times when work is performed. • The contractor must have 30-hour OSHA training and take the Corps of Engineers course entitled Construction Quality Management for Contractors. • The project involves working with electrical and structural systems, including primary voltage upgrade, transformer replacement, and equipment replacement. • The contractor must be willing to enter into and submit a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) prior to any potential contract award if determined to be the apparent successful offeror.