Eagle Pier New Dredging at New London’s City Pier, Connecticut

The project involves dredging a newly designated area immediately south of Coast Guard Cutter EAGLE’s berth at New London’s City Pier in Connecticut to achieve a depth of -17.0 feet at Mean Lower Low Water, plus a 2.0-foot overdredging allowance, resulting in the removal of approximately 3,700 cubic yards of material. Due to environmental analysis, all dredged spoils must be transported to an upland disposal site, with offshore disposal strictly prohibited. Dredging activities are restricted to the period between October 1st and March 1st to comply with Connecticut’s environmental regulations. The scope also includes the removal of about 50 submerged piles; any piles that cannot be fully extracted must be severed at a depth of -21.0 feet at Mean Lower Low Water. The project is being managed by the United States Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security and is designated as a small business set aside under NAICS code 237990. Point of contact for technical inquiries is Michael Carosotto, with Sean Waldron serving as the Small Business Specialist.