Port of San Diego NCMT Berth 24-11 Structural Repair, CA

The contract entails the comprehensive rehabilitation of the concrete marginal wharf at National City Marine Terminal Berth 24-11 in California, including the demolition and removal of aging concrete deck sections, pile caps, and waterfront appurtenances. New reinforced concrete decking will be constructed, existing piles will be repaired and reinforced with pile jackets, and critical waterfront components such as bull rails, wale systems, and mooring bollards will be replaced to restore structural integrity and operational safety. All labor, materials, equipment, and incidental services required for these tasks must be furnished by the contractor in accordance with the provided contract drawings and specifications. In addition to structural repairs, the project requires the complete removal, relocation, and reinstallation of the existing shore power system and its associated infrastructure, including conduits, manholes, and related electrical appurtenances. The electrical work demands full testing and commissioning to ensure the system operates as a fully functional and compliant installation. The solicitation is designated as a Small Business Set Aside under NAICS code 238910, with bids due by August 6, 2026, and is managed by Griffith Company with primary contact Chris Mize. The work is to be performed at the port facility in National City, California.