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Home›Dredging›USACE Proposes Tampa Harbor Maintenance Dredging (USA)
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July 12, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USACE Proposes Tampa Harbor Maintenance Dredging (USA)

USACE announces tender for Tampa Harbor maintenance dredging. The project work consists of dredging shoal material from Cuts A, F, & G of Tampa Harbor. The Base consists of dredging 23,000 CY of material from Cut A and placement onto Egmont Key below Mean Low Water (MLW) between monuments 7 and 10.

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USACE announces tender for Tampa Harbor maintenance dredging. The project work consists of dredging shoal material from Cuts A, F, & G of Tampa Harbor.

The Base consists of dredging 23,000 CY of material from Cut A and placement onto Egmont Key below Mean Low Water (MLW) between monuments 7 and 10.

The placement area at Egmont Key is approximately 9.9 nautical miles from Cut A. The depths for Cut A are 43 ft required and 2 ft allowable overdepth. Option A is to repair the erosion on the inside of the dike near the Weir Structures and close off the Weirs to eliminate any discharge from the site.

Option B consists of dredging 62,000 CY of material from Cut F with placement in 3D disposal site located approximately 8.1 nautical miles from the dredging site. The dredging depths for Cut F are 43 ft required and 2 ft allowable overdepth.

Option C is to dredge 151,000 CY of material from Cut G with placement in 3D disposal site located approximately 7.5 nautical miles from the dredging site. The dredging depths for G are 34 ft required and 2 ft allowable overdepth.

Magnitude of construction is between $5,000,000.00 and $10,000,000.00. This solicitation will be issued on or about 24 July 2009 with the bid opening on or about 23 August 2010.

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Source: fbo.gov, July 12, 2010

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