Clallam County Public Utility District Bonfire #03-15-0224-R

Port Orchard Marina Breakwater Replacement and Associated Infrastructure Construction

The Port of Bremerton is seeking bids to replace the breakwaters and related infrastructure at Port Orchard Marina. - Government buyer: Port of Bremerton, serving Port Orchard in Kitsap County, Washington. - Project: Re-bid of the Port Orchard Marina Breakwater Replacement project. - Construction scope: Build new north and east breakwaters; approach floats and a new gangway may also be included. Demolish existing structures and utilities, install a float anchoring system, and complete associated utility and upland work. - Utility work includes dock water and fire systems, a sewer forcemain, and electrical infrastructure. - Upland work includes erosion and sediment control, protection of existing utilities, and site restoration, including paving and landscaping. - Potential mitigation work includes demolishing two timber piers within one mile of the marina. - Design approach: Breakwaters, approach floats, and gangways are performance-specified for the fabricator’s final design; the anchoring system and utilities are fully designed. - Estimated project cost: $20 million–$25 million, including Washington State sales tax. - Requirements: Prevailing-wage and Davis-Bacon requirements apply. The notice states that disadvantaged businesses will have a full and fair opportunity to bid. - Named platforms: MRSC Rosters (Bonfire), Euna Supplier Network/Euna Procurement Help, and Microsoft Teams are identified in the notice. No construction contractor, product manufacturer, or equipment OEM is specified.

Description

The Port of Bremerton is seeking bids for breakwater replacement at Port Orchard Marina. Work includes new north and east breakwaters and may include approach floats, a new gangway, and demolition of existing structures and utilities; the breakwater, approach floats, and gangways are performance specified for the fabricator’s final design. The scope also includes dock water, fire, sewer, and electrical systems, along with upland erosion control, utility protection, and site restoration. Project mitigation may include demolition of two timber piers within one mile of the site. This is a re-bid, and documents or addenda from the former project do not apply.

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