Site work for a water / sewer project in Vero Beach, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The Town of Surfside Dune Restoration Project proposes to place approximately 7,300 cubic yards of beach-compatible sand along the dune system between FDEP monuments R-31 and R-38, spanning from just north of 96th Street to north of 82nd Street in Miami-Dade County. The fill material will be sourced from upland sand mines previously approved by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), including Jahna Industries' Ortona Sand Mine Vulcan Materials' Witherspoon Mine Garcia Company's Sand Mine Cemex's Davenport Mine Stewart Materials' Capron Trails Sand Mine. These sources have been used in prior nourishment projects and are considered beach-compatible based on geotechnical characteristics such as grain size, color, and composition. The proposed sand is expected to match the existing beach conditions, which are characterized by medium-grained, moderately sorted sand with a mix of quartz and carbonate materials. The sediment quality control and assurance plan, as outlined in the Quality Control Plan (attached), ensures that all sand placed on the beach meets FDEP standards under Fla. The plan includes rigorous pre-construction sampling, on-site visual and tactile assessments, and post-construction laboratory testing to confirm compliance with parameters such as silt and shell content, Munsell color, and grain size. Any noncompliant material will be remediated through blending or removal. The plan also outlines responsibilities for contractors and permittees, including daily reporting, benchmark sampling, and post-remediation documentation. This comprehensive approach ensures that the sediment used will maintain the natural character and functionality of the coastal system while supporting the goals of the Surfside Dune Restoration Project. In addition, the scope also includes maintaining and restoring the existing dune walking path using the approved Surfside Mix sourced from SDI Quarry. This Surfside Mix consists of a stabilized sand blend selected to meet compaction and maintenance requirements for pedestrian use. The walking path design incorporates a sand barrier element, which helps define the path alignment and support the stability of the path surface over time. Bidders are strongly encouraged to attend the non-mandatory pre-bid meeting, which will include a site visit to review existing walking path conditions and the Town's expectations regarding placement, compaction, and maintenance along this corridor. All questions or requests for clarification regarding this ITB must be submitted in writing to Sandra McCready, M.M.C., Town Clerk, no later than 5:00 PM on Friday, January 23, 2026. Questions may be submitted by mail to the address above or via email Sandra McCready, MMC. Town of Surfside Clerk 9293 Harding Ave, Second Floor Town of Surfside, FL 33154 smccready@townofsurfsidefl.gov. Questions received after the deadline will not be addressed. All timely questions will be answered via Addendum posted on the Town's website.