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The United States Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District (Government) is soliciting a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Fountain City Service Base Sustainment & Modernization Project as Pha... The United States Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District (Government) is soliciting a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Fountain City Service Base Sustainment & Modernization Project as Phase 1 of a two?phase design?build selection procedure. This requirement is being solicited as full and open competition. A two?phase procurement structure will be used for the Project, consisting of a Phase 1 Request for Qualifications (RFQ) and a subsequent Phase 2 Request for Proposals (RFP). The RFQ is being issued to identify, using the criteria and methodology described herein, a shortlist of highly qualified and capable design?build teams that will be invited to submit technical/price proposals for Phase 2 (RFP). The Government anticipates that three firms will be shortlisted (from the RFQ responses) and invited to submit responses to the RFP; however, the Government reserves the right to shortlist more or fewer firms depending on the responses to the RFQ received. All Offerors will receive written notice regarding whether or not they were selected to compete in Phase 2. This description of work is preliminary and for information only. The final version of the project scope will be provided in Phase 2 RFP. The Fountain City Service Base is located on a 3.6-acre tract of land between the Mississippi River and Wisconsin Highway 35 on the north side of Fountain City in Buffalo County, Wisconsin, in the Mississippi River Pool 5A. The construction work and associated design will include the following features: Constructing a straight-line mooring wall, approximately 1,400 linear feet in length, with: mooring devices, access stairs, impervious cap at the top of the wall, removable guard railing, and capable of supporting a tracking 220-ton crawler crane and a 100-ton rough terrain crane (Table 1) along the entire length of wall, and a 220-ton crawler crane capable of picking its maximum load at three (3) crane cells. One (1) crane cell is currently at the site and two (2) crane cells will be newly constructed under this contract; Preserving and/or improving the heavy equipment loading and unloading ramp at the north end of the service base; Protecting the shoreline from erosion by providing drainage facilities; Raising the elevation of the southern half of the service base to provide a uniform elevation along the entire length of the service base; Upgrading the shore power capability; Installing site lighting along the improved shoreline; and Routing potable water service to the south side of the existing crane cell. The estimated magnitude of the project is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.

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The St. Paul District is planning to solicit for the design and construction of a straight-line mooring solution for the Corps’ Fountain City Service Base on the Mississippi river at Fountain City, Wi... The St. Paul District is planning to solicit for the design and construction of a straight-line mooring solution for the Corps’ Fountain City Service Base on the Mississippi river at Fountain City, Wisconsin. This acquisition will be conducted via a two-step design build process where the Corps will first post a Request For Qualifications (RFQ), evaluate responsive firm’s qualification, and then issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) to firms that meet the required qualifications to compete for the final contract award. The current scope of the project includes but is not limited to: Reviewing the Corps’ documentation on the condition of the current river front as well as any unique site conditions which may impact the design requirements. Design. Designing a straight-line mooring system roughly 1,400 linear feet in length, to include two (2) additional crane cells for the Corps’ 200-ton heavy lift crane, raising the grade on the southern portion of the site to bring it level with the current crane cell, improved shore lighting, providing the Corps the ability to dock their fleet directly against the vertical face, and provide shore power and water to the vessels. Fabrication and installation of the system. Work will include dredging and earthwork to allow for installation of the quayside, constructing the mooring solution (ex: forming and pouring concrete or driving pile), anchoring the vertical face into the current riverbed to support crane loads, and running power and water lines to the new quayside. The anticipated posting date for the RFQ is approximately April 16, 2021. It is the District's intent to issue the solicitation as full and open. The NAICS code for the proposed project is 237990 with a small business size standard of $39.5 million.