State Port Authority Alport #Project 11781 Task 1

Demolition and Removal of Ship Unloader Cranes at McDuffie Coal Terminal, Alabama Port Authority

This opportunity involves the demolition and removal of ship unloader cranes at the McDuffie Coal Terminal, managed by the Alabama Port Authority Engineering Department. - Government Buyer: - Alabama Port Authority, Engineering Department - Contact: Kyle Strachan, P.E. - Scope of Work: - Demolition and disposal of the S Ship Unloader Crane (Dock 1, base bid) - Additive alternates for demolition of the M and Z Ship Unloader Cranes (Dock 3) - Removal includes all ancillary parts and equipment from APA property - Feasibility study, detailed engineering report, and final removal plan required (prepared by a licensed engineer) - Project bonds, insurance, mobilization, and demobilization are mandatory - Products/Services Requested: - Engineering, planning, equipment, materials, and labor for crane demolition and disposal - No specific OEMs or vendors named for the cranes; detailed crane drawings provided for reference - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Completion of all work within 90 calendar days - S Crane removal must occur within a 30-day uninterrupted access window to Dock 1 - Proposals minimizing Dock 1 occupancy are preferred - Mandatory pre-bid meeting - Emphasis on safety, environmental protection, and coordination with port operations - Two-year guarantee period from final acceptance - Place of Performance: - McDuffie Coal Terminal, Mobile, Alabama (Dock 1, Dock 3, Yard 4) - Alabama Port Authority International Trade Center (contracting office) - Evaluation is based on proposal quality, not strictly lowest bid.

Description

The Alabama Port Authority (APA) is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified contractors for the demolition and disposal of ship unloader cranes at the McDuffie Coal Terminal. The base bid covers removal of the S Ship Unloader Crane at Dock 1, with additive alternate proposals for the M and Z cranes at Dock 3. The project requires engineering, planning, equipment, materials, and labor, with a completion timeline of 90 calendar days. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for May 6, 2026, and proposals are due by June 2, 2026.

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