This contract involves constructing the initial phase of the Katrina Key breakwater restoration on Deer Island, extending the rock structure approximately 12,000 feet to reduce wave erosion. The work includes placing armor stone or bioengineered reef and geocomposite material to restore the breakwater to near-historical 1850s dimensions. Offerors must comply with the new Revolutionary FAR Overhaul, as all references to the FAR and DFARS in the solicitation now pertain to this updated framework. No budget amount is specified in the description. The location for performance is Deer Island.

This contract involves constructing the initial phase of the Katrina Key breakwater restoration on Deer Island, approximately 12,000 feet, to reduce wave erosion using armor stone or bioengineered reef. The contractor must comply with the new Revolutionary FAR Overhaul and meet Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 1 requirements for systems handling Federal Contract Information or Controlled Unclassified Information. CMMC implementation is phased, with self-assessments potentially required from November 2025, and full compliance mandated by November 2028. No specific budget amount or performance location beyond Deer Island is provided. No submission timelines are mentioned.

This contract involves constructing the initial phase of a rock breakwater structure, known as Katrina Key, approximately 12,000 feet long, to restore Deer Island and reduce wave erosion. The work includes placing armor stone or bioengineered reef and geocomposite to return the structure to near its 1850’s dimensions. Offerors must comply with the new Revolutionary FAR Overhaul and specific cybersecurity requirements, including maintaining a CMMC Level 1 (Self) certification for systems handling Federal Contract Information or Controlled Unclassified Information. The location for performance is Deer Island, and no budget amount is specified.