Contract · Federal
TC Dock Structural Repairs
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY Charleston, SC
- Status Closes in 14 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The Government requires structural repairs to the existing TC Dock structures at Joint Base Lindsey Graham to return the facilities to a condition that supports safe operations.
The project is Design-Bid Build.
The work consists of a Base Bid and three Bid options.
Base Bid includes: • Underdeck repair of concrete elements (spalls, cracks, and other defects) requiring work overwater in confined spaces subject to daily tidal fluctuations. • Repair of existing timber piles by installation of fiberglass jackets. • Structural upgrades to North Ramp 5 and North Ramp 5 Extension, including demolition of existing concrete deck to access and strengthen pile caps with cast-in-place concrete, followed by in-kind replacement of the concrete deck.
Bid Option 1: Drainage upgrades to the Original TC Dock and North Dock Extension, including demolition of existing concrete deck and construction of a new, thicker cast-in-place concrete deck Bid Option 2: Replacement of a broken square concrete batter pile at the outboard face of Bent 111.
Work includes demolition of the remaining pile and pile cap above water, driving a new square concrete batter pile, and construction of a new cast-in-place pile cap.
Bid Option 3: Reutilization of an outboard batter pile at Bent 135 that has detached from the pile cap.
Work includes demolition of the existing concrete pile cap and construction of a new extended cast-in-place pile cap to reconnect the pile.
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 5, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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