The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, is establishing a Prequalified Sources List for levee repairs in Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska within the Missouri River Basin, addressing spring 2024 flood damage to 30 federal and non-federal levee systems and over 500 miles of earthen levees. Prequalification will be based on bonding capability, prior prime-contractor experience with levee/earthwork or large cut/fill grading, and satisfactory past performance, with most levee repair construction expected to be self-performed by the prime. To qualify, firms must demonstrate at least three qualifying earthwork projects valued at $750,000 or more with at least 10,000 cubic yards of cut/fill each—two including selective placement of at least 500 tons of riprap on slopes—and must document single bonding capability of $5 million and aggregate bonding of $10 million. The PSL will be reviewed annually, with USACE anticipating at least 30 contract actions over the next two years and a likely continuing need for about 24 months; future awards will use FAR Part 14 sealed bidding and may include small business and local-area set-asides. Contract magnitudes will be provided at solicitation, and firms may seek rolling admission to the PSL after it is established.

USACE Omaha District seeks to establish a Prequalified Sources List (PSL) for levee repairs in Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska within the Missouri River Basin, covering 30 federal and non-federal levee systems and over 500 miles of earthen levees damaged by spring 2024 flooding. Prequalification is based on bonding, prime-contractor earthwork experience, and past performance, with most levee repair construction expected to be self-performed, though subcontracting is allowed but not part of prequalification. Firms must show at least three qualifying self-performed earthwork/cut-fill projects each valued at least $750,000 and involving at least 10,000 cubic yards, with two projects including at least 500 tons of selective riprap placement on slopes, plus satisfactory client past performance and surety letters documenting at least $5 million single and $10 million aggregate bonding capability. The PSL will be reviewed annually, is anticipated to support at least 30 contract actions over the next 2 years, and may be used while other similar acquisitions proceed; solicitations will generally use FAR Part 14 sealed bidding, with possible small business and local-area set-asides under NAICS 237990 ($45 million size standard). Rolling admissions allow firms to seek later addition to the PSL, and USACE will provide PSL firms notice of solicitations and interim design packages.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, is prequalifying sources for levee repairs across Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska, following spring 2024 flooding that damaged over 500 miles of earthen levees. Firms must demonstrate experience as a prime contractor on at least three earthwork projects, each valued at a minimum of $750,000 and involving at least 10,000 cubic yards of material, with two projects requiring selective placement of 500 tons of riprap. A single bonding capability of $5 million and aggregate of $10 million is required, along with satisfactory past performance ratings from clients. The prequalification list will support at least 30 contract actions over the next two years, with solicitations issued via sealed bidding. Set-asides may apply for small businesses and local firms within specified disaster-area counties in Iowa and Nebraska.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, is creating a Prequalified Sources List for contractors to perform levee repairs in Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska following 2024 flood damage. The work involves at least 30 anticipated contract actions over the next 2 years, with prime contractors expected to self-perform the majority of the levee repair construction. To qualify, a firm must demonstrate specific experience, including three earthwork projects each valued at a minimum of $750,000, provide past performance documentation, and have a single bonding capability of $5 million. There are potential set-asides for small businesses and for firms local to designated disaster-area counties in Iowa and Nebraska. Placement on the list does not guarantee a contract but allows a firm to be notified of future sealed-bid solicitations.