Uninterruptable Power Supply and Electrical Switchboard Replacement – Harbor Development Permit No. 25-023

The project involves a series of construction and electrical improvements at Pier F in Long Beach, California, under Harbor Development Permit No. 25-023, with Amendment 1 specifying the removal of approximately 35 feet of existing 8-foot-high ornamental fencing and the construction of 50 feet of new fencing using salvaged panels supported by new 3-foot-deep concrete footings. Alongside this, a 21-foot-wide by 8-foot-high powered sliding gate with a hydraulic operator will be installed, accompanied by five guard pipe bollards, a concrete pad for a card reader and sensor arm, and a vehicle detector loop. Electrical upgrades include installing a new circuit breaker within an existing panel, running above-grade rigid metallic conduit supported by channels and clamps, coring through an existing metal wall, and trenching 9 inches wide by 3 feet deep to lay underground PVC conduit and associated wiring. Additional work encompasses demolishing an existing concrete curb, restoring pavement to grade, and applying yellow pavement striping. The project is classified under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions 15301, 15302, 15303, and 15304 and is executed as a minor alteration to existing infrastructure, bypassing formal competitive procurement procedures. All work is to be performed on-site at 1249 Pier F Ave, Long Beach, with inspection and acceptance conducted by the Port of Long Beach. The project is managed by the Port’s Environmental Planning Division, with Joseph Litchfield serving as Contract Project Manager and Tyler Hanks as a key environmental contact. No formal contracting clauses, pricing data, evaluation factors, payment instructions, or solicitation details are included, as this is an administrative amendment to a harbor development permit rather than a federally funded or solicited contract. There are no specified periods of performance, delivery schedules, invoicing methods, accounting codes, or subcontracting requirements, and no offeror representations, certifications, or socioeconomic designations are required or provided.