Shiploader No. 2 Infrastructure Improvements – First Amendment to Harbor Development Permit No. 21-043(1)

The contract amendments involve the comprehensive installation of new infrastructure to support Shiploader No. 2 at the Port of Long Beach, including a new electrical cabinet, conduit, wiring, and communication systems necessary for its operation. The scope also encompasses the installation of end stops and a new spout platform to ensure safe and efficient loading operations. In conjunction with these upgrades, the existing shiploader will be fully demolished and decommissioned, with a formal turnover of the new system to follow. All work is tied to Harbor Development Permit No. 21-043(1) and is being managed under the oversight of the Port of Long Beach in California. The project is managed by Michael Sarullo as Contract Project Manager, with Tyler Hanks serving as the primary environmental liaison. The amendment was posted on June 23, 2026, and all work is set to take place on-site in Long Beach, California. While the specific funding source or set-aside status is not outlined, the initiative reflects a major infrastructure modernization effort aimed at enhancing terminal efficiency and safety. No formal solicitation number is provided, indicating this may be an internal amendment or direct award aligned with broader harbor development goals.