Geotechnical & Environmental Investigation - Pavement Rehabilitation Project - Harbor Development Permit No. 20-046(1)

The Port of Long Beach is undertaking pavement rehabilitation and storm pipe replacement work under Harbor Development Permit No. 20-046(2), which is a second amendment to an existing permit. The project involves replacing deteriorated pavement sections and storm infrastructure at multiple locations within the port, specifically including Pier F, Berths B82–83 at Pier B Terminal, Pier J, and Pier T in Long Beach, California. All work is intended to restore the original functionality and capacity of the infrastructure without expansion, aligning with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 2 Categorical Exemption under Section 15302, which allows for replacement or reconstruction of existing facilities without triggering full environmental review. The project is governed by environmental compliance requirements, and all removed materials must be disposed of in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations. No formal contract value, pricing details, or payment terms have been disclosed, and the period of performance, delivery schedule, and invoicing methods are not specified. The Port of Long Beach serves as the lead agency, with Amy Wong as the Environmental Specialist Assistant serving as the primary point of contact and Michael Sarullo acting as Consultant Project Manager. Neither official COR/COTR nor PCO designations are confirmed in the documentation, and no formal contract clauses, special requirements, evaluation factors, representations, or certifications typical of federal acquisition regulations are included. The project is tracked through the CEQA portal, and submissions are required to be made via the State Clearinghouse, though no deadline, formatting rules, or submission media specifications are provided.