KETCHIKAN BAR POINT HARBOR BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT AT KETCHIKAN, ALASKA

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Replacement of two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 ft long and 23 ft wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet long consisting of four concrete modules 23 ft wide each; connected using posttensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new, reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Updated 4 Jan 23: Amendment 0001 posted to PIEE. Updated 17 Jan 23: Amendment 0002 posted to PIEE. Updated 27 Jan 23: Amendment 0003 posted to PIEE. Updated 2 February 2023: Amendment 0004 posted to PIEE. Updated 10 February 2023: Amendment 0005 posted to PIEE. NOTE: Amendment 0006 will be posted early next week.

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