Mooring Dolphin Repairs – Harbor Development Permit No. 25-030

The project involves the repair of two existing mooring dolphins, designated as Dolphins R and S, located at the Carnival Cruise Line dock in Long Beach, California, under Harbor Development Permit No. 25-030. The work is limited to maintenance and restoration of the current infrastructure without expansion or modification of design or capacity, qualifying for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301 as a minor repair to an existing facility. The Port of Long Beach is the lead agency overseeing the project, with environmental compliance and permit issuance handled through the State Clearinghouse CEQA Portal. The location of performance is clearly defined as the Carnival Cruise Line dock in Harbor Planning District 9 - Queensway Bay, and acceptance of the work will occur at the same site under government oversight. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or pricing details are included in the documentation, as this is treated as a state-level environmental permitting action rather than a federal procurement. Contact for environmental and permit-related inquiries is Amy Wong, Environmental Specialist Assistant at the Port of Long Beach, while Leon Sutcliffe of Carnival Cruise Lines serves as a secondary point of contact for port operations. There is no specified period of performance, contract value, payment details, invoicing method, or evaluation criteria provided, and no federal socioeconomic or small business set-asides are indicated. The project is administered through a permit process tied to CEQA compliance, not through a traditional federal or state contract with line-item pricing or performance metrics beyond adherence to the exemption scope.