Pier G Marine Terminal Reefer Plug Substation Removal – Harbor Development Permit No. 26-013

The project involves the complete removal of an outdated reefer plug substation and its associated infrastructure—including electrical equipment, bollards, and fencing—at Pier G in the Port of Long Beach, California. This activity is categorized as a minor alteration under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1 categorical exemption, which deems the action consistent with the continued use of an existing facility without significant impact. The work is authorized under Harbor Development Permit No. 26-013, issued by the Port of Long Beach, and no new construction or operational expansion is planned. The place of performance is clearly identified as 1281 Pier G Way, Long Beach, CA 90802, and the lead agency contact is Tyler Hanks of the Port’s Environmental Planning Division, while Paul Allen from International Transportation Services, LLC, serves as the applicant representative. No contract-type classification, pricing data, line items, or financial identifiers such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN are provided, indicating this is not a traditional procurement governed by Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses. There is no stated period of performance, delivery schedule, invoicing method, or payment office details, and no evaluation factors, contract administration roles like COR or COTR, or representations and certifications from potential offerors are included. The project appears to be an administrative permit action focused on environmental compliance and infrastructure decommissioning rather than a competitive acquisition process. The posted date is July 15, 2026, with an inferred signing date of July 7, 2026, suggesting the action is preparatory or forecasted rather than immediately active.