Meadowdale Beach Park and Estuary Reconstruction

The Meadowdale Beach Park and Estuary Reconstruction contract is a public‑works project awarded by Snohomish County to rebuild and restore a coastal park and its adjacent estuary. The scope covers extensive site preparation (clearing, grubbing, demolition, earthwork, and de‑watering), erosion and sediment control, installation of sheet‑pile walls, concrete structures, pedestrian bridges, boardwalks, parking, restroom facilities, lighting, utility upgrades, habitat restoration (sand, gravel, cobble placement, rock armoring, woody debris), landscape irrigation, topsoil import, and the handling/disposal of surplus material. A secondary “Schedule B” portion addresses railroad‑related work within the BNSF right‑of‑way, including culvert removal, slope protection, temporary embankments, geotextile, and bridge drainage. The contract was competitively bid, with a 5 % bid‑bond deposit required and a $7.5 M lump‑sum award to Strider Construction Co., Inc. The project is funded by county resources with DBE and apprenticeship goals. • Comprehensive civil and environmental construction for park and estuary restoration • Includes specialized railroad‑right‑of‑way work (Schedule B) • Awarded to Strider Construction Co., Inc. for a lump‑sum price of approximately $7.5 M