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The scope of work is summarized as follows. (1) Installation of a maximum of 90,000 plants (24 inches apart) along 6,000 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Avon south of the Avon Pier. (2) Installation of a maximum of 67,500 plants (24 inches apart) along 4,500 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Buxton.

Dare County is preparing a solicitation for bids for installing vegetation along portions of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore in front of the Village of Avon and the Village of Buxton. The scope of work is summarized as follows. (1) Installation of a maximum of 90,000 plants (24 inches apart) along 6,000 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Avon south of the Avon Pier. (2) Installation of a maximum of 67,500 plants (24 inches apart) along 4,500 linear feet of oceanfront on the newly nourished dune crest and dune face in front of the Village of Buxton.

The Town of Kitty Hawk is requesting proposals from experienced and qualified firms to enter into contracts at no immediate or annual cost to the Town of Kitty Hawk for the following services: Contractors shall provide disaster recovery services including, but not limited to, clean-up, demolition, removal, reduction and disposal of debris resulting from a natural or manmade disaster as directed by the Town of Kitty Hawk in order to eliminate immediate threats to public health and safety.

Base Bid: Work shall include Site preparation for and installation of ten (10) pickleball courts to including pavement, surfacing and striping, fencing and gates, posts, nets and dividers, concrete sidewalks, drainage system, water and electrical, parking modifications, seeding, stabilization and clean-up. Alternative bid #1 shall include the substitution of 10 tall chain link fencing and gates in lieu of 6 fencing and add windscreens. Alternative bid #2 shall include the installation of the water drinking fountain and concrete pad.

The Project includes the following Work: Repair of 640 linear feet of an existing groin in Buxton, North Carolina near the old location of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Work involves the removal of old debris and metal sheet piling from the existing structure. The repair will involve the placement of new PZ-40 metal sheeting piling where applicable in the same location as the existing structure. The core of the groin will be repaired via the placement of angular armor stone weighing 1 to 2 US tons. The outside of the structure will be armored with larger angular armor stone weighing 10 to 13 US tons (typical). It is expected that around 6,600 tons of larger stone and 2,500 tons of smaller core stone will be required. A maximum of 390 linear feet of sheet pile will be installed. Approximately 22,800 square feet of marine mattress will be placed underneath to prevent rock slumping and scouring. A concrete groin gap will be poured and placed over the sheet pile (up to 390 linear feet). Work shall be substantially complete by 15 December 2026.

CHEC has identified the need for additional equipment and manpower in the event of storm damage. The goal of this contract is to provide CHEC during 2026 with equipment and qualified manpower to restore power after a storm. The work will be typical for that as a result of hurricanes, storm surges, and tornadoes. The contractor shall provide all labor and equipment necessary to complete this service. The work is post-storm emergency restoration of power which includes overhead line construction for both transmission and distribution lines. Rates should be provided for employees and equipment.

CHEC has identified the need for additional equipment and manpower in the event of storm damage. The goal of this contract is to provide CHEC during 2026 with equipment and qualified manpower for post storm tree trimming of overhead lines, both transmission and distribution lines, and substations to clear lines to be energized. The work will be typical for that as a result of hurricanes, storm surges, and tornadoes. The contractor shall provide all labor and equipment necessary to complete this service.CHEC is accepting storm rates for 2026. The work is post-storm tree trimming of overhead lines, including transmission and distribution lines and substations, to clear lines to be energized. Rates should be provided for employees and equipment.

The Vendor shall provide janitorial services (6) days per week, Monday through Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM during the operational season of Mid-March through December. The park is open every holiday to the public except for Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and the Day after Christmas. The winter closure period shall be defined as January through Mid-March (approximately 2.5 months). During this period, the Vendor shall provide reduced janitorial services limited to nonpublic areas of the Administration Building, Education Building, Maintenance Area, and Porch bathrooms.