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A newer notice for solicitation N4008526B0002 was posted on Aug 13, 2026. Reserve Basin Maintenance Dredging at Philadelphia Navy Yard

Reserve Basin Maintenance Dredging at Philadelphia Navy Yard

Original title: RESERVE BASIN MAINTENANCE DREDGING CONTRACT FOR SITES AT THE PHILDELPHIA NAVY YARD IN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PENNSYLVANIA AREA OF RESPONSIBILIY

DEPT OF DEFENSE › DEPT OF THE NAVY › NAVFACSYSCOM MID-ATLANTIC

At a glance

The Navy seeks a contractor to perform maintenance dredging of approximately 96,611 cubic yards using a sealed environmental clamshell bucket at the Reserve Basin and Schuylkill River Access Channel in Philadelphia, PA. Work supports vessel decommissioning at the Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg annex and requires achieving a minimum depth of -30 MLLW. The solicitation is unrestricted; responses are due by October 15, 2026.

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Key details

Notice ID
0db3ee57fd1f4659ae38af94ea8b8bfb
Solicitation #
N4008526B0002
Posted
Response deadline
Archive date
Aug 13, 2027
NAICS
237990 — Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction
PSC
Z1KF — Maintenance Of Dredging Facilities
Place of performance
Philadelphia, PA, 19112, USA
Contracting office
NORFOLK, VA, 23511-0395

Description

The project consists of Maintenance Dredging within the North Side (Wharf N) of Reserve Basin and Schuylkill River Access Channel for the Government sites at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in the Public Works Department Pennsylvania area of responsibility. Maintenance dredging of approximately 96,611 cubic yards of sediment, using a sealed environmental clamshell bucket. Dredging within the Reserve Basin is in support of the Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg, Philadelphia Navy Yard Annex. The Reserve Basin is being used to decommission various US Naval vessels. For the river pilots to be able to safely maneuver vessels through the Schuylkill River into the Reserve Basin berths and to ensure that tidal cycles will not cause sediment accumulation around the hulls making final removal very difficult, the berths need to be dredged to a minimum depth of -30 MLLW and a maximum over-dredge depth of -32 MLLW.

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