City of Point Arena Municipal Pier Repair & Maintenance Project

The City of Point Arena is undertaking a comprehensive repair and maintenance project at its municipal pier to address structural degradation and enhance public safety and accessibility. The work encompasses the replacement or repair of all pier railings, 16 pile jackets, four ocean access ladders, eleven concrete deck panels, and various soffit spalls, along with the repair of timber curbs, fish cleaning stations, lighting fixtures, water shutoff valves, electrical panels, and interior components of the bathrooms and harbormaster’s office. Additional improvements include concrete backfill to restore pier abutment protection, installation of a new ADA-compliant fishing station, a small skiff storage rack under 200 square feet, two new light fixtures overlooking both docks, three safety bollards at the pier’s end, and updated safety and rules signage. The project is strictly limited to repair and maintenance activities with no new major construction, and compliance with California Environmental Quality Act categorical exemptions under sections 15301(b,d), 15302(c), and 15303(c), along with relevant Public Resources Code sections, has been confirmed to satisfy environmental review requirements. All work is to be conducted on-site at Point Arena Pier, located at 830 Port Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468, with the City of Point Arena serving as the contracting agency and lead entity overseeing the project. There is no formal solicitation number, contract value, or detailed pricing information provided, and the project is listed as a forecast rather than a formal competitive solicitation. No Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, federal contracting requirements, or standardized government procurement elements such as COR/COTR assignments, invoicing systems, payment offices, or SAM/UEI registrations are applicable or referenced. The documentation does not specify a period of performance, delivery schedule, FOB terms, proposal submission deadlines, evaluation criteria, or award methodology. The only identified point of contact is Marie Jones, City Planner, reachable through the City of Point Arena’s planning office. Supporting documents referenced include a certified environmental exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption, both filed in accordance with state environmental protocols. The project reflects local public works priorities governed by California regulations without federal contractual oversight, and all deliverables are intended to restore functionality, ensure public safety, and meet ADA accessibility standards without triggering significant environmental impacts.