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This subcontract involves the construction of a permanent fixed wharf in Juneau, Alaska, to support prime contractors on NOAA marine projects. The project requires the installation of piles, decking, and structural supports utilizing marine piling rigs, cranes, and high-grade marine concrete and steel to ensure a 50-year service life. The ultimate goal is the delivery of a fully operational permanent fixed wharf. Managed by the Department of Commerce NOAA under NAICS code 237990, the solicitation was posted on September 16, 2026, with a response deadline of October 16, 2026. This effort focuses on providing critical marine infrastructure to facilitate ongoing agency operations in the region.

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Construction of a permanent fixed wharf in Juneau, Alaska for NOAA marine projects.

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Department Of Commerce NoaaView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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This scope was carved out of 1305M226R0012.

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Y--NOAA/USCG Cutter STORIS Homeporting Project

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Constructs a permanent fixed wharf for prime contractors on NOAA marine projects in Juneau, AK. Installs piles, decking, and structural supports using marine piling rigs, cranes, and marine-grade concrete and steel. Ensures the structure is built for a 50-year service life. Delivers a completed, operational permanent fixed wharf.

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