Port of Hueneme Berth 3 (Wharf 1) Deepening and Reconstruction Project

The contract involves comprehensive construction and demolition activities at the Port of Hueneme's Berth 3 (Wharf 1), including the installation and removal of temporary K-Rail and fencing, as well as implementing Best Management Practices and debris collection measures during wharf work. Key tasks encompass demolishing existing structures such as fender piles, fender systems, concrete elements, cleats, bollards, snubbing bars, and safety ladders, followed by procuring and installing new materials like steel sheet piles, composite fender piles, cell fenders, bollards, and safety ladders to complete the project. Additionally, the scope includes concrete repairs to curbs, fascia, bollard foundations, and decks, along with dredging, armor stone removal, replacement, and salvage as necessary for sheet pile wall installation. Temporary deck-mounted bollards will also be installed and removed as part of the work, all adhering to manufacturer specifications. This project, titled the Port of Hueneme Berth 3 (Wharf 1) Deepening and Reconstruction, is set to be awarded through a solicitation posted in March 2025, with responses due by early May 2025. The contract value is estimated between 5 million and 15 million dollars, and it is managed by the Oxnard Harbor District in California. The work is classified under NAICS code 238910, indicating specialized construction services, and is intended to enhance the port’s infrastructure to support deeper and more efficient maritime operations. The primary point of contact for the project is Rodrigo Zaragoza, reachable via email or phone for further inquiries.