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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
12/15/2015
Control Number
2015-242B
Agenda Item Number
8.M.
Entity Name
Blue Goose Construction
Subject
Contract Documents & Specifications
34th Avenue Intersection Improvements
Area
1st. St. SW and 43rd Ave.Intersections
Project Number
1232
Bid Number
2016002
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Blue <br />Goose <br />Construction <br />Heavy Civil / Underground Utilities / Complete Site Development / Marine <br />State Certified Licensed <br />General Contractor #CGC1517686 <br />Pollutant System Contractor # PCC056727 <br />Underground Utility & Excavation # CUC1225110 <br />Project Reference Sheet <br />Project: Harbor Branch Mangrove Marsh Restoration <br />Owner / Contact: St. Lucie County, FL / Mike Keifer (772)4624700 <br />Contract Amount: $995,287.00 <br />Date Completion: August 2015 <br />Description: Harbor Branch Mangrove Restoration Project is a complete hydrological <br />reconnection and restoration of Impoundment 14C, a 178 -acre mosquito impoundment located <br />within the Harbor Branch Preserve Project area. "Harbor Branch" Project was an extensive one <br />of earthwork and drainage water weir culvert structure installation. It included excavation of <br />6,340 linear feet of Perimeter ditch and placement of the dredged fill into 3,600 linear feet of <br />geo-tubes, reconstruction of 11,070 linear feet of textile -wrapped dike or Geo -Grid to stabilize <br />the berm, 10,880 linear feet of Rip Rap and the installation of 18 new Weir Structure Culverts. <br />The Culverts will provide exchange of tidewater between the estuary and the wetlands. The <br />Harbor Branch Project proved to have many challenges for Blue Goose, construction access <br />issues, coupled with heavy amounts or rain causing the dike soils to sink and additional fill to <br />slough into the impoundment ditch. A geotechnical firm was brought in and necessary changes <br />were made to complete the Project. Existing severely limited soil conditions proved difficult for <br />installation of water control structures while at the same time maintaining dike integrity and <br />environmental eco system stabilization. <br />P 0 Box 14709 * Ft Pierce, FL 34979-4709 * Ph. (772) 461-3020 * Fax: (772) 468-4669 <br />
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