Recapitalize CG Station Freeport
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The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking proposals for the design and construction of a new hurricane-resilient station in Freeport, Texas, to replace facilities damaged by Hurricane Beryl. The project involves building a 20,635 gross square foot facility with specialized features, including an attached drive-through boat maintenance area, elevated structure above the 100-year base flood elevation, and breakaway ground floor walls to mitigate hurricane impact. The new station will be equipped with modern systems such as elevators, building information systems, fire protection and alarm systems, and an emergency power supply capable of supporting mission-critical operations for at least 10 days after major storms. In addition to the main building, the contract includes substantial site work and infrastructure improvements such as utilities, mechanical systems, a boat bay hoist, paving, curbs, gutters, and construction of a new resilient small boat storage facility. Pier enhancements entail installation of new fuel dispensers and elevated shore-side transformers. The existing structures will be demolished with temporary facilities provided during the construction phase, which will take place on the current site. Bidders must demonstrate expertise in hurricane-resistant and coastal construction as well as managing complex utility upgrades, emphasizing the project's focus on resilience and continuity of operations in extreme weather conditions.
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Freeport, TX, USSet-Aside
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Supporting infrastructure requirements encompass utilities, mechanical systems (including relocation of existing rescue equipment), a boat bay hoist, paving, walks, curbs, gutters, site improvements, and a new resilient small boat storage structure. Pier upgrades are also required, including new fuel dispensers and elevated shore-side transformers. The existing building and remaining portions of the small boat storage structure will be demolished, and temporary facilities must be provided during construction. The new facility will be constructed on the existing site. Bidders must demonstrate experience in hurricane-resistant construction, coastal construction, and complex utility upgrades.
