WETA South San Francisco Ferry Terminal & Oyster Point Marina Dredging Project
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The WETA South San Francisco Ferry Terminal and Oyster Point Marina Dredging Project is a maintenance initiative managed by the Water Emergency Transportation Authority. The primary objective of the project is to perform routine maintenance dredging to remove sediment buildup at the South San Francisco Ferry Terminal and the adjacent Oyster Point Marina. This removal is critical to restoring vessel access and maneuverability, which are currently restricted during low tide, thereby ensuring safe and reliable operations for public ferry services and marina users. The project is located in South San Francisco within San Mateo County. The project has been granted an exemption under California Environmental Quality Act classes 1 and 4, as it involves minor land alterations and work on existing facilities. While specific contract values, pricing schedules, and formal solicitation numbers are not provided in the current forecast, the project is categorized under NAICS code 237990. Administrative oversight is provided by the Water Emergency Transportation Authority, with Chad Mason, the Capital Planning Manager, serving as the primary point of contact for the agency.
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