USACE's August award appoints Agate Construction Co. to the island's stormwater-outlet and beach-access package. The scope spans Atlantic City, Ventnor and Margate within the wider coastal storm risk management programme.
Marine utilities is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
Subject index
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
USACE Philadelphia District / New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection / participating Absecon Island municipalities
Delivery parties
Agate Construction Co., Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, named in the August award
Contract route
Federal procurement W912BU26BA026, advertised 1 July and amended 21 July; the district announces a USD 19.695 million award on 27 August. The final option breakdown is not disclosed in the announcement.
Execution window
The July solicitation allows 480 calendar days from notice to proceed. The reviewed award does not give the issued notice date, actual mobilisation or a final completion date; the tender period is not independently confirmed as unchanged in the awarded contract.
Works package
Seven named outfall locations: New Jersey, St James, Virginia and California in Atlantic City; Jackson in Ventnor; Nassau and Vendome in Margate. Separate vehicle-ramp works at New Haven Avenue in Ventnor. Each outlet is described as repair or extension, not automatically both.
Marine interfaces
Stormwater collection connects through existing pipes to a tidal receiving beach. Tendered support demolition, repair and pile driving meet excavation, beach reinstatement and dune-access interfaces. Actual methods, plant and final hydraulic details remain undisclosed.
Commercial evidence boundary
The announced award value concerns the current package, not the wider island nourishment programme or the original Margate drainage system. Bid options cannot all be presumed exercised, and no final account or lower-tier allocation is provided.
Contract and delivery chain
Work packages and named roles
Published scope, named parties and supporting evidence for each workstream.
Awarded marine-utilities works
Seven outfall repair or extension locations and separate vehicle ramp
Named party
USACE / Agate Construction Co.
Evidence status
Confirmed
Source position
The August release names the contractor and locations; installed quantities and mobilisation are not reported. Source
Tendered structural interfaces
Existing pipe supports, demolition, repair and pile driving
Named party
USACE Philadelphia District
Evidence status
Confirmed
Source position
The correct BA026 solicitation describes support work and separate options. Final exercised options remain undisclosed. Source
Existing stormwater network
Margate five-outfall and lateral-manifold system
Named party
USACE / NJDEP / City of Margate
Evidence status
Confirmed
Source position
The April factsheet describes the completed existing system, a different asset count from the current three-municipality repair package. Source
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
Notice to proceed and workfront sequence
Final option award and repair/extension quantities
Award value, named contractor, seven repair or extension locations and the separate Ventnor vehicle ramp; start and final acceptance are not announced.
480 calendar days from notice to proceed, pipe supports and separate bid options. Tender provisions do not establish the final option award or actual construction programme.
Identifies the completed five-outfall Margate manifold system within the wider island programme. Programme geometry is not reproduced because another undated table differs.
Street-end inlets, lateral manifold, five ocean outlets and installation sequence of the original system. The 2019 finish in this announcement was a forecast.