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Port Authority
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2/22/2012
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c�o���� <br /> 63 Construction Services <br /> The Contractor will perform all conshucdon services for the project from site mobilization to project <br /> completion. Tlus includes procurement of all materials necessary for the construction. The Contractor <br /> will manage all construc6on work, including work performed by subcontractors. The Contractor will <br /> also pmvide the construction administration services necessary. Work must be perFormed in <br /> compliance with all permits. <br /> 7 Structure and Improvement Summary <br /> This section provides a description of the major shuctures and improvements contained in the <br /> Wharves 1 and 2 project. The design life of all new struchues is 50 years. The anticipated cost of the <br /> scope of work to be undertaken by the Contractor is $15,OOQ000. <br /> 7.1 Existing Timber Wharf Demolition <br /> The existing wharf was built in the late 1930's predominandy of timber piles and timber deck <br /> elements. The typical section includes timber piles, caps, stringers, and decking. A variery of sleeve <br /> type repairs are located on the timber piles. In addition, a portion of the timber deck has been replaced <br /> with precast concrete elements. The original fender system has been superseded by a new monopile <br /> type fender system which will remain in place. <br /> Wharf 2 will be demolished in its entirety as will a portion of Wharf 1. While the majority of the <br /> wharves aze timber, there is also a single concrete mooring dolphin located within the footprint of the <br /> existing wharf that will be demolished. There are several equipment systems located above and below <br /> the deck requiring demolition including a pneumatic hose mast system, mooring bits, and piping. <br /> As one of the key success criteria for the project is maintaining operations of the temunal, demolition <br /> must be phased to allow unintemipted access to the existing breasting dolphins and unloading <br /> equipment. <br /> 7.2 New WharF <br /> The new wharf will be approacimately 426 ft by 58.5 ft in plan and will contain two access ramps <br /> connecting back to shore. A new walkway system is required to connect the new wharf to the eacisting <br /> breasting dolphins to the North as well as the mooring dolphin to the South. While the Contractor <br /> may propose an alternative foundation, it is anticipated that the wharf will be supported by <br /> prestressed concrete piles and will contain a cast-in-place concrete deck. Mooring bitts and a new <br /> fender system will be installed along the face of the wharf. <br /> 73 Seawall <br /> A new seawall is required to protect upland areas from flooding as well as to protect against fuhue <br /> sea level rise as the existing berm does not provide adequate protection. The new seawall is expected <br /> to be constructed along the crest of the existing berm along much of the alignment and along the reaz <br /> of Wharf 1 to provide the necessary pmtection. The seawall will also serve as a retaining wall along <br /> portions of the alignment where upland fill is required to achieve elevations necessary for the <br /> Longshoreman's building and parking area. The existing slope pmtection will be augmented with the <br /> installation of new riprap along the face of the seawall. <br /> Page 8 d 26 <br /> °^:in��. <br />
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