Structural Pile Repairs to Navy Pier, San Diego, CA

The Contractor shall provide all equipment, supervision, management, labor, materials and systems necessary to perform the following work:
• Pier mark out, dive survey and other preconstruction surveys, including calculations of under deck repair quantities and form lengths.
• Full length encasement of 20-inch square concrete piles designated to be installed from EL. 8.5 to minimum 2 feet embedment below seabed including pile cleaning, excavation, backfill, forming, grouting, inspection and testing (257 piles, approximately 6300 linear feet of form).
• Remove and dispose of pipe debris and relocate and reinstall rock at locations on underwater slope where interferes with pile encasement (35 piles)
• Repair concrete at beams, pile caps, pile tops, soffit, low caps, and retaining walls including removal of unsound concrete, replace reinforcing steel when required, forming and placement of repair material, inspection and testing (695 areas, approximately 2200 cubic feet)
• Epoxy-inject repair of miscellaneous cracks found during preconstruction survey at beams, pile caps, pile tops, soffit, low caps, and retaining walls (approximately 500 linear feet).

CONTRACTOR RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Supply and installation of the pile encapsulation system is limited to Contractors and Manufacturers with proven experience and shall meet the following minimum requirements:
• The Contractor shall have a minimum of 5 years of experience in pile repair and installation of pile encapsulation systems.
• The Contractor shall have experience with a minimum of two projects using the proposed pile encapsulation system within the past 5 years, with at least two projects of similar complexity to this project.
• Demonstrate availability of experienced installation personnel from the Contractor dedicated to this Work. Provide a foreman with a minimum of five years of experience in the installation of the pile encapsulation system, who have supervised the installation of at least three projects using the pile encapsulation system, with at least one project of similar complexity to this project.