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Project: Waterfront Improvements
Owner: U.S. Navy
Start date: 1/27/1998
Finish date: 7/22/1999
Value: $11,706,242

This project included structural steal upgrades to the steel superstructure of the old 1920 Navy Fuel Pier. Old product lines were removed from under the pier and new product lines were installed under and on top of the pier. Concrete restoration work was performed on the concrete portion of the pier and at the existing quaywall. Shoreside utilities were upgraded. Revetment work was performed along the shoreline. A new fendering system was installed. The underside of the structural steel portion of the pier was sandblasted and painted. The shoreside fueling station was demolished and replaced with newer double walled product lines. Maintenance dredging was performed and the material was taken to an upland disposal facility. Challenges on this job included working around a very active fueling depot for the US Navy were no work could be performed during fueling and fuel unloading operations. Additionally, 75% of the work was performed under the pier were work was performed from rafts, suspended scaffolding and boats. Containment of spent sandblast grit was challenging as well.

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