Bonneville Lock and Dam - Navigation Lock 1 Bridge Replacement

*** 27 August 2026 - Amendment W9127N26BA0240001 Bonneville Lock and Dam - Navigation Lock 1 Bridge Replacement*** This amendment inserts additional Government Furnished Information (GFI) as an attachment to the solicitation. The file �Power Line Layout� is provided for the Contractor�s information. The Government shall not be responsible for any interpretation of, or conclusion drawn, from the data or information by the Contractor. Information provided should be field verified by the Contractor. If there is a discrepancy between the solicitation plan set and the GFI, the solicitation plan set takes precedence. The project consists of replacing the existing bridge with a new fixed bridge on a new alignment and to provide for partial demolition of the existing bridge. The new fixed bridge will be a single-span steel girder bridge with a concrete deck. The bridge width will be 34�4�� out-to-out, with two 11�0� travel lanes, two 2�0� shoulders, a 5�0� sidewalk, and the superstructure will consist of four (4) built-up steel plate girders. The replacement bridge alignment is located immediately downstream of the existing bridge and, at its northern terminus, will fit entirely between the existing bridge and the Bonneville Power Administration transmission tower which is located to the south. Approach roadways will also be constructed to tie into the existing roadway alignment. The new fixed bridge will be located over the existing navigation channel and will provide an under clearance that is larger than is currently present under the existing bridge. The north abutment will be a concrete stub abutment with spread footing anchored into rock. The south abutment will be a concrete abutment that is supported by drilled shafts. To mitigate seismic hazards, portions of the existing bridge will be removed as part of the bridge construction requirement. The existing bridge provides for critical vehicular access to the Bonneville project that must remain open for the entirety...