Village West Marina Dock Reconfiguration Project

The Village West Marina Dock Reconfiguration Project involves the complete removal of an existing covered boat storage shed with approximately 30 slips for small boats and the construction of 15 new larger, uncovered slips along the open sides of another existing covered shed adjacent to the removal site. This reconfiguration aims to modernize the marina’s docking capacity by replacing smaller, enclosed slips with more spacious, open-air slits designed to accommodate larger vessels. The work will take place at the marina located in Stockton, California, with all activities confined to the harbor area to minimize disruption to surrounding environmental and operational systems. The project is being managed by the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Sacramento, which is responsible for ensuring compliance with state water quality standards during and after construction. Claude Pellarin is listed as the project owner, while Nicholas Savino, an Environmental Scientist with the board, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and coordination. The project was posted on July 24, 2026, as a forecast opportunity, indicating it is in the pre-solicitation phase and not yet actively seeking bids. Although the NAICS code, set-aside status, and precise funding details are not specified, the location and regulatory oversight suggest environmental mitigation and permitting will be central to the project's execution. All work must align with regional water quality protections and local harbor use regulations to ensure ecological and navigational safety throughout the implementation process.