REPAIR MAIN PIER AND REPLACE FLOATING DOCKS

Contract HSCG82-15-C-PMV076 was awarded to Pavkov Contracting Company of Sumter, South Carolina, in the amount of 299,500 dollars. Managed by the Department of Homeland Security through the U.S. Coast Guard Civil Engineering Unit Miami, this HUBZone set-aside project focused on the repair of the main pier and the replacement of floating docks and timber fender piles at U.S. Coast Guard Station Georgetown, South Carolina. The scope of work, identified as Project No. 5897961, was executed in two phases involving the replacement of East and West concrete floating docks and their associated gangways. The project required the contractor to provide all necessary labor, materials, and equipment, including barge-mounted machinery for pile extraction. Technical specifications detailed in the solicitation and subsequent amendments covered the installation of wood marine piles, steel pipe piles with specific driving procedures, and HDPE guide pile sleeves, as well as skid-resistant surfaces for gangways. The contract mandated a performance period of 120 calendar days from the notice to proceed and included strict requirements for hold point inspections and adherence to detailed engineering drawings.