Wrangell City Dock Rehabilitation

The Wrangell City Dock Rehabilitation contract restores and upgrades the municipal dock in Wrangell, Alaska, using federal FHWA assistance and state grant funding. The scope includes demolition, installation of new pile cross‑bracing, abutment repairs, mooring‑cell fender refurbishments, pile anode installation, jacketing, spray‑metalizing, sandblasting, containment, disposal, and related ancillary work. The project was awarded to Northwest Underwater Construction, LLC under a sealed‑bid, firm‑fixed‑price arrangement, with an estimated base‑bid value of roughly $2.7 million and a total project schedule of two weeks from the Notice‑to‑Proceed (Nov 1 2012) to final completion (Nov 15 2012). • Marine‑structure rehabilitation covering piles, fenders, and concrete elements. • Required compliance with FHWA Buy‑America, TWIC credentialing, and strict noise‑level operating‑hour limits. • Funded by a $4.25 million state grant and Federal‑aid, with bid security of 5 % and performance bonds equal to the awarded amount.