Indian River Marina Bulkhead Repairs

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Background The State of Delaware, through the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), is seeking bids for the Indian River Marina Cathodic Protection project located in Sussex County, DE. The project aims to repair steel sheet pile bulkheads and steel guide piles, primarily focusing on applying a new protective coating above the waterline and installing passive cathodic protection systems. This initiative is part of DNREC's mission to maintain and enhance the state's natural resources. Work Details The contract involves the following key tasks: 1. Repairs to steel sheet pile bulkheads and steel guide piles. 2. Application of a new protective coating above the waterline. 3. Installation of passive cathodic protection systems. Additional alternates include: - Coating of Steel Pipe Piles (Upper Tidal Zone) - Coating of Bulkheads (Lower Tidal Zone) - Coating of Steel Pipe Piles (Lower Tidal Zone) - Furnishing and Installing Bulkhead and Pipe Pile Anodes. Unit prices are also specified for various types of coatings and installations related to bulkheads and anodes. Period of Performance The contract work is expected to commence upon issuance of the Notice to Proceed, with substantial completion required within a specified number of calendar days as stated in the bid documents. Place of Performance The work will be performed at Indian River Marina, located in Sussex County, Delaware. Bidder Requirements Bidders must attend a mandatory pre-bid meeting to establish subcontractor listings and address questions. Bids must include a bid security equivalent to ten percent of the bid amount, performance bond, and payment bond upon contract execution. Bidders must comply with Delaware's regulations regarding drug testing for employees on large public works projects, provide an Affidavit for Craft Training Compliance if applicable, and ensure all subcontractors are listed accurately in their bids.