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Award purpose

The project will build a drive down float and vehicle bridge as well as procure two new float mounted electric cranes with maximum lift capacity of 3 tons.

Activities to be performed

The project will expand an existing timber dock by adding a 60 by 70 foot widened section attached to the pile supported approach dock.

This widened section will serve as the connection point for a new approximately 17 foot wide by 140 foot long steel vehicular transfer bridge leading from the shore.

At the terminating end of the transfer bridge an approximately 48 foot wide by 120 foot long vehicle accessible drive down float will be installed and equipped with two float mounted electric cranes with maximum lift capacity of 3 tons.

The float will feature a timber deck supported by steel flotation pontoons enabling direct freight transfer between moored vessels and transport vehicles.

Additionally essential utilities including potable water, fire suppression, power, and lighting will be extended down the bridge to service the new float infrastructure.

The project will be carried out in two separate components.

Component 1: Project management to include project planning, project permitting including costs to complete NEPA, engineering and design, construction administration, and inspection.

Component 2: Construction to include mobilization and demobilization, demolition and disposal, construction survey, domestic water system, fire suppression system, widened dock approximately 60 by 70, transfer bridge approximately 17 by 140, bridge support, float bridge abutment assembly, drive down float approximately 48 by 120, float anchor pile, approximately 24 float mooring pile frames, dock support vertical piles approximately 16, dock support batter piles approximately 16, bridge abutment vertical piles approximately 16, bridge abutment batter piles approximately 16, float transition apron pile anodes, two electric cranes with maximum lift capacity of 3 tons, electrical system, power, and lighting.

Deliverables

Expected outcomes from Schedule G page 14 of the grant agreement measure vessel calls.

Category and description

Measurement vessel type and or freight capacity of the vessels calling to the area defined in the project study area.

Frequency quarterly.

Measure travel time savings.

Category and description

Travel time savings for traffic measured over specified distance as defined by the project study area.

Variables include queuing time or cross modal transport times.

Measurement frequency quarterly.

Intended beneficiary

Juneau City and Borough of.

Subrecipient activities

None.

City & Borough Of Juneau

PROGRAM FUNDS PROJECTS THAT IMPROVE THE SAFETY EFFICIENCY OR RELIABILITY OF THE MOVEMENT OF GOODS THROUGH PORTS OR INTERMODAL CONNECTIONS TO PORTS.

20.823 - Port Infrastructure Development Program

Maritime Administration (MARAD) [DOT]

Juneau, Alaska 99801-1197 United States

Single Zip Code

MAPID24001