Meet Us in the Middle Park and Docking Facility Construction

The work generally consists of the redevelopment of the existing waterfront park and the construction of new fixed and floating marine facilities. Major improvements include concretepile-supported fixed piers and boardwalks, floating docks, finger piers, aluminum gangways, personal-watercraft docking systems, a wave attenuator, a pier gazebo, and associated railings, utilities, lighting, fire protection, and dock accessories. The project also includes demolition and removal of existing improvements; clearing, grading, drainage, erosion and sediment control; sanitary sewer, lift station, force main, water, irrigation, and fire-service improvements; construction and modification of sidewalks and multi-use trails; and restoration of all disturbed areas. Landside park improvements include a public restroom facility, the Meet Us in the Middle plaza and gateway feature, decorative concrete and specialty paving, retaining and seat walls, tiered seating, memorial areas, artificial turf, landscaping, irrigation, site lighting, signage, benches, tables, bicycle racks, waste receptacles, bollards, and other site furnishings. The contractor shall coordinate all civil, marine, structural, architectural, landscape, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and specialty work required to provide a complete and operational facility. The work shall also include maintenance of access and pedestrian detours, protection of existing improvements and utilities, environmental controls, inspections, testing, startup, cleanup, restoration, record drawings, warranties, and project closeout. All work must be completed in accordance with the Contract Documents, approved permits, applicable codes and regulations, manufacturer requirements, and the directions of the City and its authorized representatives.

Requesting proposals for debris monitoring and consulting services regarding debris management operations phase 3 (first push) response which might occur during an emergency event. Operations and services performed by the County and its contracting firms, as applicable, during this phase involve damage assessments and debris clearance activities in an effort to restore essential traffic. The term clearance is often used interchangeably with terms such as first push, emergency debris clearance, emergency debris removal, cut and toss, push and shove, or initial push. These activities may be performed before, during and immediately after an event. Response operations begin to transition to recovery when immediate threats to health and safety begin to stabilize. This timeframe varies by entity depending on the level of impact and response capabilities. Phase 4 is being solicited separately.