Repair Pier at USCG MSD St Thomas, USVI

The United States Coast Guard is conducting market research to identify eligible 8(a) firms capable of providing pier repair services at the USCG Marine Safety Detachment in St. Thomas, USVI. The work includes repairing the pier, replacing damaged wood bridge, installing water utilities, and providing fixtures, materials, and equipment manufactured in the United States. The selected firm will be required to comply with all federal, territory, and local hurricane wind load requirements and provide all necessary permits to complete the work. Some key aspects of the job include: • Repairing the pier and damaged wood bridge • Installing water utilities and dock fenders • Replacing rusted cleats and metal cleats • Repairing damaged concrete pile caps and treating with rust inhibitor • Filling cracks on the pier surface with concrete filler • Replacing the existing damaged wood bridge with a structural plastic lumber bridge • Repairing damage to the approach pier and bulkhead • Installing stone to match the historic stone pattern on the approach pier • Re-grouting between stones on the deck and side wall to match the historic stone pattern