The project will redevelop a vacant industrial facility into a heavy lift marine terminal to serve energy projects

The project includes construction of a 700 foot long wharf and bulkhead that will be able to handle oversized and heavy cargoes and will be able to serve as a loadout and assembly location. The project also includes improvements to approximately 23 acres of adjacent uplands to create a laydown area adjacent to the loadout and assembly space. Activities to be performed all work under the project will be done under one general project contract and will include the following elements. Element 1 furnish steel pile area 5 approximately 195 steel pipe pile of various diameters will be supplied. Steel sheet pile for combi wall bulkhead will be supplied. Element 2 install steel pile area 5 approximately 195 steel pipe pile of various diameters will be installed. Installation will include a combination of pile driving and drilling techniques. Drilling may require construction of temporary drilling platforms. Rock sockets will be drilled and installed on some of the combi wall king pile where indicated on the drawings. Stay in place forms will be installed in the top of the pile and rebar and concrete will be placed in the pile for the structural connection of the pile to pile caps. Steel sheet pile will be installed to create the combi-wall structure. An end closure combi-wall and tie rods will be installed at the western end to tie area 5 back to the shoreline. Element 3 wharf deck area 5 the area 5 deck structure will consist of cast in place concrete pile caps pre cast deck planks and a cast in place deck topping slab. Final deck paving will consist of dense graded aggregate DGA. Mooring and dock appurtenances will include panel fenders bollards safety ladder and guard rail. Armor stone will be placed beneath the deck for scour protection. A cast in place concrete bulkhead cap will be installed at the western end closure combi wall. Element 4 project administration engineering this element includes the contractor project administration engineering submittals material testing insurance and bonds required for the duration of the project. Element 5 upland site preparation upland site preparation includes all items required to prepare the upland site for development. This includes removal and disposal of items slated for civil demolition including fencing paving utilities and upland structures. IT also includes clearing grubbing excavation backfill grading and compaction including testing and disposal of soil and treatment of dewatering discharges. Element 6 import DGA this element includes the subgrade preparation for DGA purchase and delivery of DGA and placement and compaction. Element 7 utility work this element includes the installation of new site utilities including potable water fire protection sewer and stormwater infrastructure. Element 8 electrical work this element includes purchase of equipment materials and construction of new electrical substations electrical and communication duct bank distribution and site lighting. Deliverables expected outcomes performance measure table from schedule G page 11 of the grant agreement. Measure category and description measurement frequency - vessel calls economic competitiveness measures the number of vessels calling to the project study area. Reported in total and disaggregated by vessel type EG barge breakbulk RO RO wind turbine installation vessel wtiv cruise. Quarterly. Cargo volume - economic competitiveness measures the number of vessels calling to the project study area. Reported in total and disaggregated by vessel type EG barge breakbulk RO RO wind turbine installation vessel wtiv cruise. Quarterly.