Y--PERL 264852 Pearl Harbor National Monument Repla

Solicitation 140P2021R0016, managed by the Department of the Interior's National Park Service Denver Service Center, is a total small business set-aside project to replace the shoreside floating dock and mooring system at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Oahu, Hawaii. The project involves replacing two existing concrete floating dock sections with new post-tensioned, pre-fabricated sections measuring approximately 90 feet in length, 15 feet in width, and 8 feet in depth. These new sections will feature skid-resistant coatings, anodized aluminum rails and gates, mooring cleats, fenders, a dive ladder, and a heavy-lift davit. Additionally, the scope includes replacing two pedestrian gangways, removing existing guide piles, and installing a new shoreside structural mooring system to stabilize the docks and gangways. The project is estimated to cost between 1 million and 5 million dollars, with a revised performance period of 300 days, specifically scheduled from September 21, 2021, to July 18, 2022. Technical requirements include the use of 3-foot diameter drilled shafts and helical soil anchors based on geotechnical recommendations to ensure a life cycle of 20 to 30 years. This critical infrastructure project ensures safe and stable access for over one million annual visitors to the USS Arizona Memorial. The contract is structured with four CLINs, including three base items and one option, and requires strict adherence to Hawaii's prevailing wage rates and comprehensive technical submittals for marine construction.