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Port employee warns concurrent projects could disrupt operations; traffic control needed
Summary
A Port employee told the Redevelopment Committee that overlapping schedules for the supplemental seawater system, crane installation, and USACE dredging could cause operational interruptions and would likely require substantial traffic control to minimize disruptions.
Darin Faris, a Port employee, told the committee that if the supplemental seawater system installation occurs at the same time as the crane installation and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) dredging, the Port will need substantial traffic control measures to keep interruptions to operations at a minimum.
Committee members acknowledged the sequencing risk and discussed contingency language in the RFP that allows contractors to propose traffic-control solutions. The committee emphasized coordinating timing among projects to reduce operational impacts on vessel movements and product handling.
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