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Award Purpose
This project will restore South Harbor floats and docks including construction of a new drive down floatplane and vessel service dock.

Activities to be performed
The project consists of one principal component that includes two elements.
1. Demolition and disposal of the old South Harbor floats and docks.
2. Construction of new South Harbor floats and docks with the addition of a new drive down floatplane and vessel service dock.

These elements are described further below.

Element 1: Demolition and Disposal
Demolition of all float material and ancillary parts including demolition necessary as part of the upland work.
Demolition material will consist of chemically treated piles and timbers, various metals used in the structures primarily steel and plastic, and foam used in the floating components and docks.
Disposal of 116 structures comprised of main walks, floats, and float plane dock in the city landfill.

Element 2: Construction
Replace the sheet pile bulkhead with a soldier pile structure on the eastern harborside.
Construct and reconfigure the new dock float system with approximately 472 boat slips which can handle larger vessels (20 ft - 110 ft).
The layout will include 242 new piles, 8 main floats, 241 finger floats, one 630-foot long transient float, and ADA-accessible gangways and trestles.
Install LED lighting, potable water, and mobile fire extinguishers, specifically portable ones every 150 ft and six 50-pound wheeled extinguishers.
Upland area created by the bulkhead will include walkways and space for seasonal businesses.
Construct a floating drive down floatplane and vessel service dock roughly 80 ft x 80 ft.
Install a sewage pump out station on the drive down float.
Construct a drive down bridge with a length of roughly 15 ft x 125 ft.

Deliverables
Expected outcomes performance measure table from Attachment C, page 8 of the grant agreement:
- Cargo lifts economic competitiveness: Cargo lifts performed in the project study area, quarterly.
- Vessel calls economic competitiveness: Vessel type and/or freight capacity of the vessels calling to the area defined in the project study area, quarterly.

Intended beneficiary
City of Cordova City Hall.
Subrecipient activities: None.

City Of Cordova

THE RAISE PROGRAM INVESTS IN SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS THAT WILL HAVE SIGNIFICANT LOCAL OR REGIONAL IMPACT AND IMPROVE SAFETY ECONOMIC STRENGTH AND GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS EQUITY AND CLIMATE AND SUSTAINABILITY.

20.933 - National Infrastructure Investments

Maritime Administration (MARAD) [DOT]

Cordova, Alaska 99574-1330 United States

Single Zip Code

DTOS59 21 RA RAISE