The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a firm‑fixed‑price contractor to replace the hydraulic system at the Dashields Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. The scope includes demolition of the existing hydraulic equipment, installation of four new hydraulic cylinders (nine total, five government‑provided), three new hydraulic power units housed in two‑story buildings plus a fourth unit on an elevated platform, new electronic controls, associated electrical work, concrete work for new structures, and a full geotechnical and civil site analysis. The contractor must also provide testing, commissioning, and as‑built drawings stamped by a registered professional engineer. The project will be executed using a floating work plant and work boats, with a completion window of 730 days after notice to proceed.
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