REPAIR DOUBLE BITT, ROMEO WHARF, APRA HARBOR

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

This Design-Build project, located on Naval Base, Guam at Romeo Wharf in Apra Harbor, consisted of the replacement of a double bitt mooring bollard with associated civil and structural renovations to include:

 

ü  Removal of the existing cast iron bollard and installation of a new double bitt bollard;

ü  Repair of the existing concrete bulkhead and cap;

ü  Underwater repair (patching) of the deteriorating existing sheet piles;

ü  Installation of new concrete grade beam and restoration of asphalt paving;

ü  Spall and crack repairs on the existing pile cap rail.

 

Significant Challenges & Solutions Provided

 

An incorrect template furnished by the manufacturer resulted in anchor bolt configuration for a different bollard. BCC initiated work on an adaptor plate that allowed for the bollard to be installed and used by the Navy while the manufacturer produced an alternate bollard.

Owner:

Department of the Navy

Contract No.:

N40192-09-D-2706

Original Contract Amount:

$220,700.00

Final Contract Amount:

$227,200.00

Original Contract Completion Date:

October 15, 2011

Final Contract Completion Date:

October 31, 2011

Actual Date Contract Accepted:

February 17, 2011

Start Date:

March 11, 2011

Contact Name:

Christine Manglona

(671) 333-2925

Christine.Manglona@fe.navy.mil

Was Offeror Prime Contractor or Subcontractor:

Subcontractor to Overland Corporation

Percentage of Work Performed:

85%

Liquidated Damages Assessed:

None

Project Manager:

Bruce R. Johnson

Job-Site Superintendent:

Arthur Demanarig

Quality Control (QC) Manager:

Joffrey Caasi

Notable Features:

–   Design Build project that included both underwater repair work and new landside construction