Broward, County of

Award Purpose the Project Will Replace Approximately 1650 Linear Feet of Bulkheads Waterward of the Existing Berths 16 17 and 18 at Port Everglades. Specifically the Project Will Include New Combi Wall Steel Sheet and Pipe Pile Bulkheads With Concrete Cap, Cathodic Protectio, Mooring Hardware and Fendering System, Dockside Utility Extension, Berth Apron Pavemen, Drainage System Improvement, and Benthic Habitat Surveys and Mitigation. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Be Completed in Two Components With the Following Elements Component 1 Design Permitting and Construction Management. Pre Design Includes Document Reviews of the Existing Structure. Site Investigations to Include Benthic Habitat Surveys and Mitigation. Participate in an Environmental Assessment Process With Marad. Develop Pre Design Documents Such as the Basis of Design and Pre Design Report. Identify All Applicable Permits and Their Requirements. Design Phase Includes Development of 30 Percent 60 Percent 90 Percent and Final Construction Documents CDS Which Include Construction Plans Technical Specifications and Engineerings Opinion of Probable Construction Cost. Submit Permit Applications With Necessary Supporting Information to the Applicable Agencies and Follow Up With Responses to Requests for Additional Information Rais. Construction Management Includes Process Submittals and Shop Drawings. Respond to Rais. Review and Approve Construction Baseline and Schedule Updates. Issue Plan Revisions. Review Contractors Claims. Coordinate Construction Materials Sampling and Testing. Inspections Punch List Items Project Closeout Component 2 Replacement of Berths 16 17 and 18. Replace Bulkheads With New Combination Steel Sheet Pile King Pile Type Bulkhead Walls Ie Large Diameter Steel Pipe Piles and Intermediate Sheet Piles Constructed Slightly Waterward of the Existing Bulkheads With Concrete Caps Cathodic Protection Mooring Hardware and Fendering Systems. Soil Anchors Will Be Driven Landward of the New Walls to Provide Additional Necessary Structural Support. New Bulkhead Section Will Support the Existing Depth of 39 Feet Mean Lower Low Water MLLW With Allowance for Potential Scour Will Have a 75 Year Service Life and Will Include Marine Hardware to Support the Anticipated Vessel Profiles. Civil Works Will Include Extending Existing Drainage Outfalls Through the New Bulkhead and Improving the Existing Storm Drainage System. Upland Apron Improvements Will Be Required to Support Bulkhead Replacements Waterward of the Existing Bulkheads. Modifications to the Rail Supported Passenger Loading Bridges May Be Required and Will Be Included in Early Design Studies to Determine the Need and Requirements for Such Modifications. Deliverables Expected Outcomes Performance Measure Table From Schedule G Page 12 of the Grant Agreement. Measure Vessel Calls. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity. the Number of Vessels Calling to the Area Defined in the Project Study Area. Must Be Reported in Total and Disaggregated by Any of the Following Where Applicable. Vessel Type Eg Container Bulk Ro Ro LNG Freight Capacity Vessel Length or Other. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Measure Cargo Volume Tews. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity the Movement of Teus Moved by Vessel in the Area Defined by the Project Study Area. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Measure Cargo Volume Tons. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity the Movement of Gross Tonnage of Cargo Moved by Vessel in the Area Defined by the Project Study Area. . Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Broward County. Subrecipient Activities None.