Sources Sought - Everett Clamshell Dredging FY26 W912DW26B1B42
Summary
AI-generated · Jan 22, 2026Mechanical clamshell dredging to remove about 250,000 cubic yards of sediment from the Everett navigation channel, conducted within the approved in-water work window. Dredged material will be moved by bottom-dump barge to one of two disposal sites: Port Gardner Site (main disposal during the window) and RA5-A Site (becomes available later in the window to support the Puget Sound Restoration Cap Project). Work takes place in the Snohomish River lower channel and lower settling basin, with all disposal tied to project specifications and environmental guidelines.
Environmental requirements include turbidity monitoring during dredging and disposal, and strict adherence to in-water work timing restrictions. This market research effort seeks capable contractors; submit a capability statement that covers relevant past performance on similar dredging projects, available dredging equipment, bonding capacity, and business size in the applicable construction category, plus demonstrated experience with environmental compliance including turbidity monitoring. Submit electronically to the designated government point of contact.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Seattle District, is conducting market research to identify interested and qualified contractors for a planned maintenance dredging project in Everett, Washington. This work is scheduled to be executed 16 Oct 2026 to 14 Feb 2027 This announcement is issued solely for information and planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation. Project Description and detail(s) could be changed if/when a solication is issued. Project Description Mechanical clamshell dredging of approximately 250,000 cubic yards (CY) of sediment. Work will occur during the approved in-water work window from 16 Oct 2026 through 14 February 2027. Dredging will take place within the federally authorized navigation channel, specifically in the following Snohomish River areas: lower channel and lower settling basin. Dredged material will be transported via bottom dump barge and placed at one of two disposal sites. From mid-Oct through mid-Feb, material will be placed at the Port Gardner Site, while from December through mid-February, disposal site RA5-A Site will open to assist with the Puget Sound Restoration Cap Project. All disposal activities must comply with project specifications and environmental guidelines. Environmental Requirements The contractor will be required to perform turbidity monitoring during dredging and disposal operations. The contractor will also be responsible for adhering to all in-water work timing restrictions. Submission Information This notice is intended to gather information on industry capability and interest. Interested firms are invited to submit a brief capability statement that includes relevant past performance on similar dredging projects, available dredging equipment, bonding capacity, and business size under NAICS code 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. Responses should also address experience with environmental compliance, including turbidity monitoring. Response Deadline All interested parties should submit their capability statements electronically to Brantley Dowell at brantley.w.dowell@usace.army.mil no later than 13 Feb 2026. Disclaimer This Sources Sought notice is for market research and planning purposes only. It is not a solicitation and does not obligate the Government to issue a solicitation or award a contract. The Government will not reimburse respondents for any costs incurred in responding to this notice. Information submitted may be used to help shape future acquisition strategy.
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