Berths 49-51 Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal Development

The project involves the construction and upgrade of critical electrical and structural infrastructure at the Los Angeles Harbor, specifically targeting the Berths 49-51 Outer Harbor Cruise Terminal. Key elements include the installation of a new 34.5 kV LADWP industrial station, switchgear, and an 18 MVA transformer with Automatic Load Tap Change capabilities to ensure reliable power distribution. Additionally, new 11 kV switchgear, wharf outlets, and mobile cable management systems will support cruise ship operations. The project also encompasses extending a 34.5 kV underground circuit through existing conduit, along with extensive wharf and landside structural repairs, including the installation of hybrid fender backing panels, steel and timber piles, foam-filled fenders, and utility connections such as water and sewer lines. Civil improvements are planned to enhance pedestrian and vehicular access, safety, and security for cruise passengers and staff, alongside site removals to facilitate construction. The contract, valued between approximately $53.8 million and $59.5 million, is issued by the Port of Los Angeles, Harbor Department, under solicitation number 225023. It is open for responses until October 23, 2025, and is categorized under NAICS code 221320, which pertains to water supply and irrigation systems. The project aims to modernize and expand the cruise terminal's infrastructure to support increased cruise ship activity while improving operational safety and accessibility. Interested parties can contact Jill DeMontagnac via email or phone for further details and access the solicitation through the provided online link.