Cruise Terminal 5 Marine Improvements
Awarded State & local contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- ITB-25-1
- State
- Florida
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- NIGP codes
- 12019 Boat Fenders
- 12027 Bollards (Mooring Devices)
- 12035 Docks And Piers, Fixed And Floating (Including Dock Systems, Gangways, Marinas, Wharfs, Etc.)
- 15034 Handrails, All Types
- 21025 Concrete Pilings
- 28555 Lighting, Area, Pole Or Standard Mounted (Parking Lots, Etc.)
- 68087 Surveillance Cameras And Counter-Surveillance Equipment And Supplies
- 75030 Concrete, Precast
- 91115 C.i.p., Construction/Rehabilitation, Other Than Buildings
- 91319 Construction, Curb And Gutter (Includes Maintenance, Repair, And Removal)
- UNSPSC codes
- 30103104 Wooden rail
- 30102901 Cement or concrete posts
- 46171637 Wiretap device
- 30103619 Precast concrete element
- 72141214 Sheet pile driving service
- 95121618 Marina
- 72141213 Waterway construction service
- 25111942 Mooring posts
- 25111915 Dock steps
- 30102802 Concrete pilings
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- 39111618 Sports lighting system
- 46170000 Security surveillance and detection
- 72152704 Curb construction service
- 95121616 Pier
- 95121624 Lighthouse
- 95121620 Breakwater
- 95121621 Seawall
- 95121615 Quay or wharf
- 25111949 Mooring hawser thimble
- 25111914 Dock rings
- 30102805 Composite piling
- 46171615 Light enhancing cameras or vision devices
- 46171621 Surveillance video or audio recorders
- 46171641 Dummy security camera
- 30103620 Crib block treated
- 95121623 Ro ro terminal
- 95121617 Dock
- 72141204 Dock construction service
- 72141211 Pier construction service
- 72141215 Underwater construction service
- 72141217 Ice management technical services
- 25111922 Mooring whips
- 25111948 Mooring hawser lace
- 25111950 Mooring chain assembly and components
- 39111619 Large area lighting system
- 46171600 Surveillance and detection equipment
- 46171609 Convex security mirrors
- 46171651 Illegal camera detectors
- 95121633 Culvert
- 95121622 Ferry terminal building
- 95122505 Marine transfer station
- 95121619 Yacht harbor
- 72141207 Harbor construction service
- 72141210 Marina construction service
- 72141216 Offshore construction vessel service
- 72154009 Industrial dock and dock equipment installation service
- Points of contact
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- Karen Pappas kpappas@portcanaveral.com (321) 783-7831
- Kaleigh Stanley kstanley@portcanaveral.com (321) 394-3432
- Sheri Caltabiano scaltabiano@portcanaveral.com
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About this opportunity
The Canaveral Port Authority is seeking competitive bids for the Cruise Terminal 5 Marine Improvements project (ITB-25-1), a comprehensive marine infrastructure renovation located in Port Canaveral, Florida. The project involves selective demolition of an existing open-pile concrete pier and adjacent mooring dolphins, followed by constructing new open pile concrete pier extensions to the north and south of the existing pier. Key deliverables include installing new mooring fixtures, marine fenders, steel monopile mooring dolphins, modifying existing aluminum catwalks, updating electrical raceway and potable water lines, and completing pier deck repairs. Bidders must demonstrate ten years of documented marine structures construction experience and possess appropriate Florida contractor licensing. Sealed proposals will be received until 2:00 PM EDT on June 11, 2025, with non-mandatory pre-bid site visits scheduled for May 27 and June 3, 2025, at 445 Challenger Road in Cape Canaveral. The project is targeted for completion by June 30, 2026, and will be awarded to the lowest responsive bidder. Bidders are required to submit a 5% bid bond, detailed financial statements, insurance certificates, and a comprehensive list of subcontractors.
While no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly noted in the bid documents, the project does include provisions for an Owner Direct Purchase Program for material procurement. The total project budget includes a contingency allowance of $660,000, suggesting a substantial overall investment in marine infrastructure improvements. Contractors must comply with various state and federal regulations, including E-Verify employment eligibility verification and specific environmental protection standards. The project involves significant environmental considerations, as outlined in the Environmental Resource Permit, which includes protocols for marine species protection, particularly for manatees, marine turtles, and right whales. The technical specifications indicate a sophisticated engineering approach, with rigorous testing protocols including dynamic pile load testing and vibration monitoring. While specific total project value is not explicitly stated, the comprehensive nature of the improvements, detailed technical specifications, and environmental compliance requirements suggest a complex marine construction project with significant capital investment.
Opportunity text
The Project consists of: At Cruise Terminal 5, perform selective demolition of the existing open-pile concrete pier and adjacent mooring dolphins. Construct new open pile concrete pier extensions to the north and south of the existing pier, including mooring fixtures and marine fenders. Construct new steel monopile mooring dolphins. Modify existing aluminum catwalks and install in the new designated positions. Modify the existing electrical raceway system and potable water lines. Complete repairs to the existing pier deck joints and curbs, and install new concrete curbs and handrails.
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