Alaska Online Public Notices #POA-1937-00008

Replacement and Upgrade of Juneau Rock Dump Fuel Terminal – Dock, Fuel Float, and Shoreline Stabilization

This opportunity concerns the replacement and upgrade of the Juneau Rock Dump Fuel Terminal in Juneau, Alaska. - Government Buyers: - State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation - US Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District (Regulatory Division) - Project Scope: - Demolition and removal of the existing pile-supported T-dock, fuel float, mooring and breasting dolphins, and timber retaining wall - Installation of a new pile-supported T-dock and fuel float, including: - 69 new large-diameter steel pipe piles - Steel pile caps, ACZA-treated glulam stringers, and timber decking - Energy-absorbing fender system - Prefabricated steel catwalks - 4-ton hydraulic crane (35-ft reach) - Pile-supported concrete abutment - Upgraded fuel lines, pump control building, storm drains, oil water separator, and site grading - Placement of approximately 2,120 cubic yards of clean, open-graded armor rock (2-3 ft size) for slope revetment and shoreline stabilization - Environmental and Regulatory Requirements: - Implementation of best management practices (BMPs) for sediment and erosion control - Use of clean armor rock and minimization of construction footprint - Environmental mitigation and monitoring, including endangered species and cultural resource consultations - Subject to US Army Corps of Engineers permit POA-1937-00008 - Equipment Referenced (for pile driving): - Antaeus 325-6 Vibratory Pile Driver/Extractor - ICE 28B Vibratory Pile Driver/Extractor - Pileco D62 Diesel Impact Hammer - Vulcan 06 Air Impact Hammer - No specific OEMs for construction materials or equipment are mandated; referenced equipment brands are examples only. - Place of Performance: - Juneau Rock Dump Fuel Terminal, 1076 Jacobsen Dr, Juneau, Alaska, on the Gastineau Channel - Contracting office at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska

Description

Petro Marine Services proposes to replace an existing pile-supported T-dock and fuel float with a new pile-supported T-dock at the Juneau Rock Dump Fuel Terminal in Alaska. The project includes removal of existing structures, installation of new steel pipe piles, armor rock slope revetment to stabilize the shoreline, and improvements to fuel lines and upland facilities. The work will be conducted primarily from a crane barge and includes environmental mitigation measures to minimize impacts to waters of the U.S. The project is planned to start on January 1, 2027, and end on December 31, 2027, with public comments due by May 9, 2026.

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