Arlington Cemetery Crook Walk Bridge and Section 37 Channel Repairs

Summary (Newest Update)

Background This Sources Sought Notice is issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to identify qualified and experienced 8(a) small business construction contractors capable of performing work at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The mission of Arlington National Cemetery is to honor those who have served the nation with dignity and respect while maintaining the cemetery's historic integrity. The project aims to enhance the infrastructure and aesthetic of the cemetery, particularly focusing on the Crook Walk Bridge and Section 37 drainage channel. Work Details The project involves a Design-Bid-Build contract for demolition and reconstruction tasks at Arlington National Cemetery. Specific tasks include: 1. Demolition and reconstruction of portions of the Crook Walk Bridge, including parapet walls and overall bridge repairs. 2. Demolition of the existing Section 37 drainage channel (approximately 435 linear feet) and construction of a pre-cast concrete channel. 3. Rehabilitation of tertiary drainage features, including cleaning, resetting, and repointing a historic brick channel (~100 linear feet) and a stone masonry channel (~50 linear feet). 4. The work site is constricted, requiring access path setup, smaller equipment usage, bypass pumping for stormwater, and site protections. Period of Performance The estimated period of performance for this design-bid-build project is approximately 365 calendar days from receipt of notice to proceed. Place of Performance Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia.