Choate Brook Bridge Repairs Planned

WEARE, NH--(Marketwired - March 15, 2017) - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, issued a presolicitation for a certified small business contractor to repair the Choate Brook Bridge, which is upstream of the Everett Dam, in Weare, New Hampshire.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to issue an official solicitation in April 2017 (or or around April 2), expects the construction to last no longer than one month, and intends for the contractor to complete the work during the summer (in 2017).

Project components include:

• Dewatering the work area in the west side of the stream under the bridge
• Installing a protective concrete collar around the existing concrete west abutment, dowelled in every 18 inches, for the total of 26 feet around the existing west abutment

The applicable NAICS code is 237310 with a Small Business Size Standard of $36.5 million. Once the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issues a solicitation, it welcomes responses from all qualified and certified small business contractors.

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