USCG Facilities Design and Construction Center Pacific, 915 -- 2nd Avenue, Room 2664, Seattle, WA 98174-1011

Y -- DESIGN/BUILD NEAH BAY WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS, NEAH BAY, WA SOL DTCG50-99-R-643NB3 POC William F. Denman, Contracting Officer (206)220-7423 This project is a Design Build acquisition for a pier replacement at USCG Station Neah Bay, WA. The new replacement pier will be comprised of moorings, a boat haul-out, and a long approach trestle. The new approach trestle will be approximately 400 ft long and will tie the haul-out and moorings to shore. The approach trestle will provide support for a 25 ton, rail-mounted boat Travel-Lift. The trestle will also provide an 8 ft path for foot traffic and a Diatsu type vehicle. The trestle will be required to carry water, electrical and fuel utilities to the moorings and haul-out. The haul-out will be at the end of the approach trestle, approximately 400 ft off shore. The haul-out will be rated for a 25-ton Travel-Lift, and will include a 60ft by 30ft work area. The haul-out will be outfitted with shore-tie power for vessels, compressed air, fire protection and lighting. The moorings will accommodate permanent Coast Guard 44 ft and 47 ft motor lifeboats, 41ft utility boat, and several smaller transient vessels. The moorings will include a 24ft by 15ft utility building. The moorings shall be outfitted with shore-tie power for vessels, compressed air, a vessel fueling station, and fire protection and lighting. Demolition of the existing pier will be required. Construction of the new pier shall be done in the footprint of the existing pier. The construction must comply with Nation Wide Permitting for Environmental Regulation. The existing facility is timber construction. Timber will not be considered for replacement materials. Design for the facility shall include examination of existing reports on soil conditions, and wave, storm and earthquake forces, which shall be incorporated into Phase II. Modifications may have to be done to the existing shore-side boathouse building floor/apron, to accommodate the new Travel-Lift. Experience in design and construction of marine/waterfront facilities is required. -- Phase I solicitation packages should be requested in writing and will be available approximately 13 October 1998. Requests may be mailed to USCG, FD&CC (PAC), 915 Second Ave., Room 2664, Seattle, WA 98174-1011 or faxed to (206) 220-7390, Attention: W. F. Denman. -- - Phase I, Qualifications and Experience Packages must be submitted not later than 13 NOVEMBER 1998. -- - SIC for the construction portion is 1629, Heavy Construction. The budget ceiling for the construction portion is $2,850,000. Posted 10/02/98 (W-SN257964). (0275)

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