Emergency Repairs at Berth 148-149
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The Los Angeles Harbor Department is managing an emergency repair project for the Phillips 66 wharf structures located at Berths 148-149 in Los Angeles, California. The primary scope of work involves wharf concrete repairs and fender upgrades designed to address specific concerns raised by the California State Lands Commission and the California Energy Commission. This project is classified under statutory exemptions as emergency repairs necessary to maintain essential public services. The work is expected to be completed within a six-month period, and the project is structured to ensure there are no changes to existing terminal operations or terminal throughput. The project is being overseen by the Los Angeles Harbor Department, with Celia Sanchez Zelaya serving as the primary lead agency contact. While the specific contract value and detailed pricing schedules are not provided in the current documentation, the project is categorized under NAICS code 237990. The performance of all repairs and upgrades will take place specifically at Berths 148-149 within the Port of Los Angeles. No changes to the existing operational status of the terminal are proposed during the execution of these emergency repairs.
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