Gavins Point Crane Rail Replacement

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District solicits bids for the removal and replacement of the Gavins Point Intake Crane Rail at the Gavins Point Dam. The project includes surveying, demolition, installation of new 80‑ton steel crane rail to CMAA 70 standards, replacement of concrete anchors, and grout work, with a requirement to minimize downtime of the intake crane. Work must commence upon award and be completed within one year. • Replace 328 ft of crane runway rail and associated hardware per CMAA 70 standards. • Remove and replace up to 80 % of existing concrete anchors; install new anchors suitable for cracked concrete and seismic loading. • Fill grout pockets with two‑component polyurethane elastomer grout along the full rail length. • Perform demolition, installation, and alignment while maintaining dam operations, with a sequencing plan that transfers the crane from old to new rail. • Provide survey, design, and construction services within a $1‑5 million budget and a 365‑day construction schedule.