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Marine Access and Logistics Support

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The Marine Access and Logistics Support subcontract involves providing essential marine transportation and infrastructure for prime contractors working on City of St. Petersburg pier projects. The selected provider is responsible for supplying floating work platforms and marine vessels to transport labor and materials specifically to piles P3 and P103. A critical component of the scope includes managing the positioning of these assets based on fluctuating water depths and tide elevations to ensure stable physical access to pile surfaces. Managed under the Enterprise Facilities agency in Florida, this contract requires all vessel operators to be USCG certified to ensure safety and regulatory compliance. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 488390, with a response deadline set for November 5, 2026.

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Marine transport and platform support for St. Petersburg pier projects by November 2026.

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This scope was carved out of Quote- 26 - 336.

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St. Petersburg Pier Pile Repairs

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Supplies and operates marine access for prime contractors on City of St. Petersburg pier projects. Provides floating work platforms and marine vessels to transport labor and materials to piles P3 and P103, managing positioning based on tide elevations and water depth. Requires USCG certified operators. Delivers stable physical access to pile surfaces.

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