Port of Nome Modification Phase 1, Nome, Alaska

The Port of Nome Modification Phase 1 project in Nome, Alaska, involves significant expansion and infrastructure upgrades to enhance port capabilities. The project includes extending the West Causeway by approximately 3,500 linear feet into the Deep-Water Basin, facilitating better access for maritime activities. Key construction elements comprise a 2,000-foot Open Cell Sheet Pile (OCSP) dock face, installation of fender piles with floating fendering systems, and the development of supporting utilities such as fuel, water, sewer, electrical, and telecommunications systems. These improvements aim to modernize and expand the port’s operational capacity, supporting increased maritime traffic and logistical efficiency. The contract is estimated to be valued between approximately $250 million and $500 million, reflecting the project's scope and complexity. It is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District, with a solicitation posted in October 2024, and a response deadline set for June 21, 2024. Interested parties can contact project representatives Tammy Davis or Michelle Mandel for further information. The project underscores a major investment in Alaska’s maritime infrastructure, supporting economic development and regional connectivity.