Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility
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The Terminal Island Maritime Support Facility Project is a major infrastructure initiative at the Port of Los Angeles, targeting the development of a comprehensive chassis support facility on an 89-acre site at 740 Terminal Way, San Pedro, CA 90731, alongside the refurbishment of the existing Eldridge Street office building at 750 Eldridge Street. The project encompasses the construction of office trailers, maintenance and repair facilities, chassis stalls, and essential water and electrical infrastructure, all situated on a site with known soil contamination requiring strict environmental controls. Work is structured in phases: site preparation begins June 1, 2026, followed by grading through June 2027, and building construction concluding March 31, 2028. The Los Angeles Harbor Department serves as the lead agency, overseeing environmental compliance, permitting, and enforcement under CEQA, with Nicole Enciso as the primary point of contact. Contract performance is governed by stringent environmental and safety protocols, particularly around hazardous waste handling, dust control, and contaminated soil management. The General Contractor must comply with SCAQMD Rule 1466 for particulate emissions, adhere to DTSC guidelines for soil testing and disposal, and implement a Site Management Plan requiring HAZWOPER certification for all personnel, documented safety meetings, and immediate reporting of any chemical releases. The contractor is responsible for obtaining key permits including NPDES, SCAQMD, and California hazardous waste handling licenses prior to work commencement, ensuring proper labeling and transport of waste in accordance with DOT and OSHA regulations. While no formal contract value, payment terms, invoicing system, or accounting data is provided, compliance enforcement is critical, with potential penalties, work stoppages, or termination for failures in training, documentation, or spill response. All activities are confined to the designated site within Planning Area 3 of the Port Master Plan, and proposals must align with CEQA documentation standards, submitted via email or mail to the Harbor Department’s Environmental Management office, with electronic PDF submissions strongly preferred.
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Navy Way, Ferry Street, Terminal Way, and State Route 47, Los Angeles, CA, 90731Set-Aside
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