Nashville District Bank Stabilization MATOC

Competitvely, the Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers(USACE) made three firm fixed-price Multiple Award TaskOrder Contracts (MATOC) awards for Design/Bid/Build (D/B/B) and Design/Build(D/B) Construction work. Each MATOC has a five year duration and all the aggregated sum of all task orders under all three MATOCs will not exceed $24,000,000. Task order projects will typically be repairs,maintenance, and improvements to existing flood control structures, channels,earthen embankments, rivers, and tributaries. Examples of possible work onflood control structures include slope repairs, erosion protection, andimprovements or restoration of roadways or accesses. Channel work mightinclude excavation, widening, erosion control features, drainage improvementsand bank stabilization with armor stone, articulated concrete blocks,bioengineering, foreshore dikes, and / or retaining walls, and may involverepairs or replacement of utilities. Projects in support of local municipalities areof a similar nature to USACE projects especially pertaining to flood control andecosystem restoration. Projects in support of other Federal agencies such as theNPS might include stream bank stabilization with geotextile fabric and armorstone. Projects will be located in the geographic area of the USACE Nashville Districtwhich encompasses a large portion of the state of Tennessee and smallerportions of Kentucky, Alabama, Virginia, Georgia, and Mississippi.