Ventura West Marina Redevelopment Project

The Ventura West Marina Redevelopment Project involves the complete replacement of a 45-year-old dock system within Parcel 17 of the Ventura West Marina in Ventura, California, with a new, environmentally sustainable dock infrastructure designed to accommodate a broader range of vessel sizes. The existing 387 slips will be reduced to 379, increasing the average slip length from 34.62 feet to 36.39 feet while improving navigational flow and allowing for expanded public access areas to support non-motorized watercraft and future water taxi operations. The project includes removal of all 302 existing piles and installation of new piles meeting the District’s 2014 minimum elevation standards to address sea level rise and tsunami risks. Key enhancements include an ADA-accessible gangway, electrical charging infrastructure for electric watercraft, and individual wastewater pump-out systems at each slip, along with a public-facing pump-out station on Dock 400. All work is constrained to the existing waterside footprint of Parcel 17, with no additional environmental impacts identified beyond those mitigated under the approved Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA. Compliance with Best Management Practices for stormwater, erosion control, and clean marina standards is required, and inspections are expected to occur on-site at 1198 Navigator Drive, Ventura, CA 93001. The project is led by the Ventura Port District as the responsible agency, with the TBBW Company serving as the applicant. No formal solicitation, contract type, pricing data, or federal acquisition clauses are present in the provided materials; all referenced fees are administrative filing costs unrelated to the construction contract value. Contact for inquiries is Jessica Rauch at the Ventura Port District, with no designated contracting officer, COR, COTR, or federal payment or accounting identifiers identified.