USACE Jacksonville Seeks Industry Input on $25M–$50M St. Lucie Jetty Project
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District will hold a December 7, 2026, industry day for the planned St. Lucie South Jetty rehabilitation, anticipated in FY 2027. Firms should submit capability statements, questionnaire responses, and advance questions by December 4; this is market research, not an active solicitation or award.
Key Signals
- USACE Jacksonville estimates St. Lucie South Jetty rehabilitation at $25M–$50M
- Industry day scheduled for December 7, 2026, with virtual participation available
- Submit capabilities, questionnaire responses, and questions by December 4, 2026
- FY 2027 project anticipates marine stabilization, armor stone, jetty repairs, and debris removal
- Pre-solicitation market research under NAICS 237990; no active bid or award
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Jacksonville District is seeking industry input for the planned rehabilitation of the St. Lucie South Jetty in Stuart, Florida. The District will hold an industry day on December 7, 2026, with both in-person and virtual participation available. The event is intended to gather market information before the agency develops a solicitation, giving construction firms an opportunity to communicate relevant capabilities, potential approaches, and market conditions while the requirement is still being shaped.
The project is estimated at $25 million–$50 million and is anticipated in FY 2027 under solicitation number W912EP-27-Z-1CUE. The work described includes foundation stabilization, marine mattress installation, toe protection and armor stone placement, jetty repairs, and debris removal. The identified NAICS code is 237990, which firms can use as an initial indicator when assessing the requirement’s industry classification and fit with their construction capabilities. The notice is explicitly pre-solicitation market research: it is not a contract award and does not represent an active bid opportunity.
For prospective contractors, the immediate action is to prepare and submit a capabilities statement, questionnaire responses, and any advance questions by December 4, 2026. Firms should also indicate whether they will participate in person or virtually. Companies interested in a breakout session may request one, but sessions will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Early submission may therefore help firms secure a discussion opportunity, although the notice does not promise a particular session or procurement outcome.
The industry day offers firms a chance to provide practical feedback on marine construction requirements, available capabilities, and market conditions before a formal solicitation is released. Contractors with relevant experience in stabilization, marine mattress systems, stone placement, jetty repair, or debris removal may find the event useful for presenting their qualifications and identifying potential teaming needs. At the same time, participation should be treated as market research engagement rather than a commitment by USACE to award work or a substitute for monitoring the eventual solicitation. The available notice does not provide a final acquisition schedule, contract structure, or definitive scope beyond the anticipated work areas, so firms should use the event and subsequent procurement notices to verify details as they emerge.
- Agency: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District.
- Project: Planned rehabilitation of the St. Lucie South Jetty in Stuart, Florida.
- Industry day: December 7, 2026, with in-person and virtual attendance available.
- Estimated value: $25 million–$50 million; project anticipated in FY 2027.
- Reference: Solicitation number W912EP-27-Z-1CUE; identified NAICS 237990.
- Anticipated work: Foundation stabilization, marine mattress installation, toe protection, armor stone placement, jetty repairs, and debris removal.
- Submission deadline: December 4, 2026, for capability statements, questionnaire responses, and advance questions.
- Breakout sessions: Firms may request a session; assignments are first-come, first-served.
- Procurement status: Pre-solicitation market research only; participation is not a contract award or an active bid opportunity.
Agencies
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District
Locations
- Stuart, Florida