State Parks Project Reid Harbor Moorage Facility at Stuard Island State Park

The project involves significant replacement and upgrade work at the Reid Harbor Moorage Facility located within Stuard Island State Park in Washington. Key activities include the removal of existing structures such as solid timber piers, gangways, floats, and a floating dock supported by timber framed and creosote dolphins, all of which will be replaced with modern, durable materials. Specifically, the project entails installing new materials for the piers, gangways, and floats, as well as removing and replacing an offshore island floating dock supported by timber piles with steel piles and steel-framed floats featuring grated decking. Additionally, the existing creosote dolphins supporting the boat sewage pump-out barge will be removed and replaced with steel piles to enhance structural integrity and safety. The contract, issued by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, is valued between two and five million dollars and is open for responses until September 11, 2025. The scope emphasizes upgrading aging infrastructure with more resilient materials to ensure long-term functionality and safety of the moorage facilities. The project aims to modernize the docking and support structures, thereby improving access, safety, and operational efficiency at the site. Interested contractors can find more details and submit proposals through the designated online portal.