Contract · State & Local
Seminole Boat Ramp
City of Clearwater - Public Works Clearwater, FL
- Status Closes in 27 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The project Work includes repairs and restoration of an existing boat ramp which has experienced varying levels of degradation as typical of boat ramps since original construction. The existing structure includes concrete of various strengths, thickness, reinforcement, and underlayment support. Subsurface conditions include a mixture of consolidated and unconsolidated soils and voids beneath the existing ramp. The Work will include removal of the existing ramp, dredging and grading of native soils, placement of gravel fill of various gradation, final design and installation of concrete boat ramps, and temporary relocation of floating docks along the lines and grades indicated in the Plans and Specifications. The final product will be finished, useable boat ramps suitable for the cited vessels and the exiting and final conditions outlined herein. The ramp easily handles boats in excess of 35’ with combined weights of over 10 tons. The ramp contains four launching bays, each sized to handle two trailers and vessels concurrently or eight total launching ramps. Currently, the two outside ramps of the eight total are longer, approximately 56’ from the mean high water (MHW) to the toe, than the interior six ramps. The interior six ramps are approximately 46’ from MHW to the toe. The project consists of furnishing a final design and all labor, equipment, supplies, materials, transportation, fuel, power, water, providing environmental protection, and performing all operations in connection with the Seminole St. Boat Ramp Restoration project as indicated in the attached Narratives, Plans and Specifications. All work included in the bid must be completed within the Contract Time from the date specified on the Notice to Proceed.
Contract/Solicitation #: 26-0075-MA
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 7, 2026
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Status
Open now
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