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Coastwide Beach and Dune Ecosystem Restoration, Hancock County, MS

Closed Open for bids Open to all NAICS 237990
AgencyDepartment of Defense
Department of the Army
Contracting officeW074 Endist Mobile
Place of performanceSee the notice
Type of noticeOpen for bids
Set-asideNone, open to all businesses
Response deadlineMar 31, 2026
PostedFeb 24, 2026
Solicitation numberW9127826RA040
NAICS code237990, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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Summary from the notice

The project entails shoreline improvements along approximately 5 miles of the mainland coast in Hancock County, Mississippi. As authorized, the work includes construction of a 150-foot-wide beach berm designed to improve coastal resilience and mitigate storm-related impacts. The berm will tie into either the elevation of the adjacent sidewalk along the existing seawall or the surrounding ground surface, whichever is lower, and will extend approximately 150 feet seaward from the seawall. To complete the berm construction, an estimated 300,000 cubic yards of sand will be sourced from an upland location, trucked in, and placed along the project area.

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