Description
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a qualified contractor to design, fabricate, deliver, and optionally install a ~2,000‑ft debris‑boom system at Harry S. Truman Dam. The boom must protect the dam’s tainter gates from floating debris, withstand specified hydraulic, wind, wave, and impact loads, and have a design life of at least 45 years. The contract includes supply of all materials (metallic and non‑metallic components), anchoring solutions, a 20‑ft boat gate, and an optional installation CLIN. Delivery timelines are tight, with preliminary deliverables due within 60 days of award and final delivery within 240 days; an optional installation can be exercised within 270 days and adds 60 days to the performance period. The solicitation is unrestricted, full‑and‑open competition, and requires U.S.‑origin metal components and compliance with Buy‑American thresholds.
• Provide a complete debris‑boom system (≈ 2,000 ft) with anchors, boat gate, and hardware.
• Meet stringent design criteria: safety factor ≥ 2.0, impact resistance, 50 mph wind, 5‑ft wave, 45‑year service life.
• Optional installation CLIN includes mobilization, site staging, anchoring, and demobilization; must be exercised within 270 days of award.
• All metallic parts must be hot‑dip galvanized or stainless‑steel and domestically sourced; non‑metallic items must meet a 65 % domestic‑content threshold through 2028.