DB Project: Engineering, Environmental Permitting, and Construction for Ferry Terminal Access Road and Marine Causeway

The DB Project involves comprehensive engineering, environmental permitting, and construction activities focused on developing access infrastructure for the ferry terminal in Alaska. Key components include the design and construction of an access road extending from Glacier Highway to the uplands site of the ferry terminal, a bridge crossing Cascade Creek, and a locking access gate to control vehicle entry within the project limits. The scope also encompasses initial site preparation, including grading and retaining wall construction at the upland ferry terminal site, as well as material procurement activities such as securing, sorting, and stockpiling materials for the marine causeway, which will be installed at a later stage. The project aims to enhance transportation access and support future marine infrastructure development. The solicitation, posted by the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities, is open with a contract value estimated between five and fifteen million dollars. It was issued on June 4, 2025, with a response deadline of June 27, 2025. The project falls under NAICS code 238910, indicating specialized construction services, and is designated as a large-scale contract within the state of Alaska. Interested parties can access further details and proposal submissions through the provided online link.