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Port moves forward on seawater projects: interim system funded, high-capacity proposal in development
Summary
The Port has secured $500,000 for an interim supplemental seawater delivery system (Business Oregon) and is preparing an EDA proposal for a new high-capacity Port-owned seawater distribution system estimated at $4–5M with $1M state match.
The committee reported a funded interim supplemental seawater delivery system with $500,000 secured through Business Oregon; RFP preparations for that interim solution are underway, according to the meeting materials. That system is intended to meet urgent seawater needs while a longer-term distribution system is developed.
Separately, the Port is developing a high-capacity, Port-owned seawater distribution system estimated at roughly $4–5 million of EDA funding with a $1 million state match. Calvanese said the EDA proposal for the high-capacity system is outlined for the FY2025 EDA funding cycle. Staff are preparing RFPs and contract scopes for both interim and longer-term seawater solutions.
