4-NW-C3914 Stuart Isl-Reid Harbor Moorage Imprv-Specs.pdf

The document is a specification file for the Stuart Island-Reid Harbor Moorage Improvement project, associated with Washington State Parks. The project involves comprehensive marine infrastructure renovation at Reid Harbor, specifically including the removal and replacement of existing maritime structures. Key components include removing the current solid timber pier, gangway, and floats, and replacing them with new materials; eliminating one offshore island floating dock and timber piles; and replacing an existing timber-framed, creosote dolphin-supported offshore island floating dock with a new steel pile and steel-framed float system featuring grated decking. The project will also remove existing creosote dolphins supporting a boat sewage pump-out barge and replace them with steel piles.

The specification file does not provide explicit pricing details, funding sources, or contract award information. The project appears to be focused on marine infrastructure modernization and environmental improvement, likely targeting enhanced safety, durability, and ecological considerations by replacing older, potentially environmentally harmful structures (such as creosote-based elements) with modern steel and grated alternatives. The scope suggests a comprehensive marine facility upgrade aimed at improving the functionality and sustainability of the Reid Harbor moorage facility at Stuart Island State Park.