Design-Build Repair and Renovation of the Gulf Marine Service Facility (GMSF) & Wharf Repairs, in Pascagoula, Mississippi

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is seeking a design-build contractor to repair and renovate the Gulf Marine Service Facility (GMSF) and wharf in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The project includes the evaluation and repair of the wharf, seawall, mooring structures, and utilities, as well as upgrades to the wharf's structural and electrical infrastructure. The contractor will be selected using a two-phase design-build selection process, with the first phase evaluating the offeror's demonstrated prior experience and key personnel qualifications, and the second phase evaluating the technical and management approach. The project has a budget of approximately $12.75 million and is expected to be completed within 730 calendar days. Key elements of the project include: • Restoring the integrity of the deteriorating seawall and mooring structures • Evaluating and renovating the existing wharf sections to allow for NOAA ships to be moored securely during hurricane conditions • Potential addition of in-water mooring structures or dolphins • Corrosion protection of the wharf and pier to protect from long-term corrosive environments • Upgrades of necessary utility infrastructure for ship connections, with specific attention to electrical deficiencies • Assessment of operational areas of the wharf and making revisions to correct any safety and efficiency issues • Site utility upgrades, to include addition of emergency generator ports for the upland warehouses and routing of power to existing parking lot