Dyes Inlet Bulkhead Removal

Background

Kitsap County Community Development is issuing a formal bid for the Dyes Inlet Lagoon Bulkhead Removal project. The goal of this contract is to remove existing shore armor and restore the shoreline in accordance with environmental regulations and standards. This project is part of Kitsap County's efforts to enhance local ecosystems and improve public access to waterfront areas.

Work Details

The principal items of construction include: 1) Install Temporary Erosion and Sediment Control (TESC) measures and protect the site, with all access by land; 2) Remove existing shore armor, including rock walls, concrete rubble, wood lagging, and pilings, while retaining and reforming two rock sills; 3) Construct a rock retaining wall and return wall using on-site salvaged rock; 4) Excavate, regrade, and recontour the shoreline bank; 5) Import and install beach cobble 'toe' and gravel-sand for beach nourishment; 6) Properly dispose of demolished materials including some creosoted wood; 7) Import compost and wood chip mulch for planting areas, preparing planting beds; 8) Import and place four habitat logs. The work will be timed around the permitted fish window, ideally starting on August 1st.

Period of Performance

The contract work is expected to commence ideally on August 1st, with completion required within the permitted fish window. Specific timelines will be confirmed upon contract award.

Place of Performance

The project work site is located at multiple addresses along Mickelberry Rd NW in Silverdale, Washington: 9399, 9357, 9301, 9289, and 9269 Mickelberry Rd NW.

Bidder Requirements

Bidders must submit a bid proposal that includes: - A signed acknowledgment of receipt of all addenda; - A surety company bid bond or certified check for at least five percent (5%) of the bid proposal amount; - A subcontractor's list; - Bidder information including responsibility checklists and project references; - A non-collusion affidavit; and - Certification of compliance with wage payment statutes. Bidders are encouraged to utilize qualified local businesses in Kitsap County.