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Heron Street, Egret Avenue, and Mallard Street Seawall Replacement Project

County of Volusia / Coastal

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Description

During Hurricane's Ian and Nicole the existing beachfront armoring at the eastern end of Heron Street, Egret Avenue, and Mallard Street in Wilbur by the Sea were severely damaged or destroyed. These right-of-way's are controlled by Volusia County and its the intent of this project to repair and improve the armoring and public beach access at these locations. This project will require demolition and hauling of existing structures, construction of seawalls, grading, compaction and timber dune walkover construction. All three project locations have minimal space for materials and equipment and are bordered by private properties and a heavily traveled road.

Details

Posted
Jan 20, 2026
Response deadline
Feb 19, 2026, 8:00 PM UTC
Status
closed
Buyer
County of Volusia
Department
Coastal
Jurisdiction
County of Volusia
Reference #
26-B-38IF
Has Description
true
Summary
During Hurricane's Ian and Nicole the existing beachfront armoring at the eastern end of Heron Street, Egret Avenue, and Mallard Street in Wilbur by the Sea were severely damaged or destroyed. &nbs
Government Code
volusia
Government Organization City
DeLand
Government Organization State
FL
Government Organization Zip Code
32720
Government Organization Address1
123 W. Indiana Ave.
Government Organization Address2
Room 302
Government Organization Country Code
US
Closed Substatus
awarded
Other
Is Paused: false · Template Title: Construction Bid [03/10/2026] · Copy Count: 0 · Government Organization Logo: https://assets.procurement.opengov.com/logo-uploads/97f407fc-8e93-4342-9018-82a30b5b822e_Volusia_Log · Government Organization Timezone: America/New_York · Government Organization Phone Country: 1

Contact

(386)736-5935
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