Concrete Ecology Blocks W9127N26QA097
Summary
AI-generated · May 27, 2026Procure and deliver 120 concrete ecology blocks to provide foundational support and erosion control for a critical project access road at the Detroit Dam, to mitigate hazards such as landslides and protect infrastructure and vehicle access to the facility.
Each block weighs about 4,320 pounds and measures approximately 30 x 30 x 60. Blocks must be stackable; an interlocking feature is desirable, and every block must include an embedded lifting point (eye hook or U-bolt). Deliveries to a turnout off the Detroit Dam access road at 40990 Highway 22, Mill City, OR 97360, are accepted Monday through Thursday, 0700–1600, excluding federal holidays, with all freight and delivery costs included in the total price. USACE personnel may offload the material if needed.
This amendment is to post the Combined Synopsis Solitiction that was not attached onm the original posting. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) at the Detroit Dam project requires the purchase and delivery of one hundred and twenty (120) concrete ecology blocks. These blocks are needed to provide foundational support and erosion control for a critical project access road. Product Specifications: Quantity: 120 blocks Dimensions: Approximately 30 X 30 X 60 Weight: Approximately 4,320 LBS each Features: Must be stackable (interlocking feature is desirable) and include an embedded lifting point, such as an eye hook or U-bolt, for installation. Delivery Requirements: Location: Blocks must be delivered to a turnout off the Detroit Dam access road, located at 40990 Highway 22, Mill City, OR, 97360. Schedule: Deliveries will be accepted Monday through Thursday, between 0700 and 1600 hours, excluding federal holidays. Freight: The contractor must include all freight and delivery costs in the total proposed price. USACE personnel are available to offload the material upon arrival if needed. This procurement is to mitigate significant hazards, including potential landslides, that could affect infrastructure integrity and prevent vehicle access to the facility.
From Combined Synopsis/Solicitation posted on May 26, 2026Notice history
1-
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation LATEST Posted May 26, 2026
Details
Award Information
Not yet awarded
Contacts
Agency
Place of Performance
USA