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Marine Construction Project Management & Coordination

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The contract requires comprehensive management and coordination of all marine construction activities during a precise 35-day continuous outage window, focusing on strict adherence to safety protocols, efficient scheduling, and seamless integration with ongoing port operations to minimize disruption. The work demands real-time oversight to ensure timely execution, regulatory compliance, and effective communication across multiple stakeholders involved in the port’s infrastructure enhancements. Issued by the Port of Corpus Christi Authority under NAICS code 488390 for marine construction support services, this subcontract opportunity is open for bids with a response deadline of August 20, 2026. The project will be performed at the Port of Corpus Christi in Texas, requiring the contractor to demonstrate proven experience in managing complex, time-sensitive marine construction efforts under tight operational constraints. Successful offerors must be prepared to operate within a high-traffic maritime environment while maintaining rigorous safety standards and coordinating logistics around active port functions.

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Manage marine construction during 35-day port outage with strict safety and logistics coordination in Corpus Christi.

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Texas → Port of Corpus Christi AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

488390 - Other Support Activities for Water TransportationView NAICS

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TX, US

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AgencyTexas → Port of Corpus Christi Authority
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Oversight of all construction activities during the 35-day continuous outage window, including scheduling, safety compliance, and coordination with port operations.

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