Harbor Marina S-N Wave Attenuator Replacement

This contract involves the comprehensive replacement and repair of floating wave attenuators and related infrastructure at the Clearwater Harbor Marina, specifically targeting the marginal wharf and A-Dock areas. The project scope covers the removal of four existing floating wave attenuators and installation of three new 13-foot-wide attenuators arranged per the approved engineering drawings. To address alignment and functional needs, a new gangway will connect the new attenuators to existing structures on A-Dock, and additional steel pipe piles with guides will be installed to anchor portions of the marginal wharf. The work also entails replacing damaged electrical, water, and fire utility lines along the dock, replacing damaged transition plates and pile sleeves resulting from previous hurricane impacts, and restoring affected areas in compliance with environmental and construction standards. All construction activities must adhere strictly to the City of Clearwater's approved engineering plans, FDOT standard specifications, and multiple ASTM and AWS standards governing materials, welding, and structural integrity to ensure durability in a corrosive marine environment. The contractor is responsible for quality control, scheduling, environmental protection, and obtaining required approvals throughout the project. Delivery and installation inspections occur at both manufacturing plants and the job site, with final acceptance contingent on meeting detailed performance standards. Bid submissions must comply with prequalification requirements, incorporate necessary affidavits, and be submitted electronically by the specified deadlines. Although no contract value or detailed pricing is provided, the solicitation includes multiple lump-sum line items covering pile installation, concrete repairs, fender replacement, gangway installation, electrical upgrades, demolition, erosion control, and site restoration. The procuring agency is the City of Clearwater’s Public Works department, with designated points of contact provided for contract and procurement inquiries. The contract does not specify special clauses like key personnel requirements, options for extensions, or explicit FAR clause insertions, but emphasizes strict compliance with safety, environmental, and construction quality mandates throughout project execution.