Arthur McMiler
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has selected nine companies to compete for task orders under a five-year maintenance dredging contract valued at $400 million. Funding and work sites will be determined with each order, with expected completion by July 17, 2030, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
USACE Contractor Dredging Lineup
Bids were solicited online, resulting in nine offers. The winning bidders in the firm-fixed-price contract are:
• AGM Marine Contractors
• Ahtna Marine & Construction
• Atlantic & Gulf Dredging & Marine
• Coastal Dredging
• Cottrell Contracting
• Next Generation Logistics
• Southern Dredging
• Southwind Construction
• Waterfront Property Services doing business as Gator Dredging
Previous Army Contract Awardees
Four of the companies – Coastal Dredging, Cottrell Contracting, Southern Dredging and Southwind Construction – had also secured spots on a similar five-year, $495 million contract to support USACE dredging and shore protection projects. That contract was awarded in 2019.
