ADDENDUM 04 ADVANCE MEASURES MENDENHALL GLACIER JUNEAU, ALASKA

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Alaska District is conducting a Sources‑Sought market research to identify qualified prime contractors capable of providing advance flood‑damage prevention and related construction services at the Mendenhall Glacier site in Juneau, Alaska. Respondents must submit a concise capabilities package (max 5 pages) by 15 Oct 2026, demonstrating experience with gabion basket temporary flood (GBTF) barriers, earthen berms, and associated heavy civil construction tasks such as clearing, grubbing, tree removal, earthwork, concrete and rip‑rap placement, and temporary safety structures. The solicitation is intended to inform future contract strategy and may lead to a multi‑year award for the identified capabilities. • Scope includes flood‑damage prevention, GBTF barrier construction/repair, earthen berms, and related heavy‑civil works. • Required expertise: heavy civil construction, site preparation, concrete, rip‑rap, temporary fencing/barriers, safety compliance. • Must be a qualified prime contractor with recent (≤5 yr) experience on similar sized projects; small‑business status and certifications (HUBZone, SDVOSB, 8(a), WOSB) are to be disclosed. • Submission: ≤5‑page capabilities package via email to Melanie Depuy (and copy to George Nasif) by 2:00 PM AST, 15 Oct 2026. • NAICS 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) applies; small‑business size standard $45 M. • No contract award date, duration, or funding amount disclosed; future solicitation may include multiple additional years.