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Port report: BAE dry dock job at Pier 70, dredging and shore power advance waterfront activity
Summary
Acting executive director Elaine Forbes reported that a Military Sealift Command ship will use the port's large dry dock at BAE (Pier 70) for 55 days, generating roughly 80,000–100,000 labor hours and nearly $14.5 million in repair work with about $470,000 in annual rents; staff also updated the commission on dredging, shore power planning, cruise terminal schedule and Brandon Street Wharf demolition.
Elaine Forbes, sitting in for Executive Director Monique Moyer, told the Port Commission that a U.S. Military Sealift Command ship will enter the port’s large dry dock at BAE Systems on Pier 70 for regular maintenance. Forbes said the repair job will last approximately 55 days, employ more than 200 shipyard workers and generate an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 labor hours. “With options, the contract value for repair will be nearly…
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