GAOA - Alaska Peninsula NWR Float Plane Dock Replacement   2

Background
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) is conducting market research for the Floatplane Dock Replacement Project at the Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge in King Salmon, AK. The primary mission of the refuge is to conserve fish and wildlife populations and habitats in their natural diversity, including various species such as brown bears, caribou, moose, sea otters, migratory birds, and salmonids.

This Sources Sought Notice aims to gather industry information to develop an acquisition strategy for a firm fixed price construction contract.

Work Details
The contract work includes the demolition and disposal of the existing float plane dock and boat ramp. The new float plane dock will consist of several components: bulkhead, gangway, floating dock, grading, electrical installations, and a fuel tank. There is also an option to replace the boat ramp.

The project will be constructed according to completed designs and specifications that will be provided at the time of solicitation. The existing dock system failed during a storm event in 2018 due to structural issues with the cable anchors and pier.

Period of Performance
The specific period of performance has not been detailed in this notice.

Place of Performance
King Salmon, Alaska