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Commission approves revised Dock Road slope-stabilization RFP
Summary
The Port of Port Orford approved a revised Request for Proposals for Dock Road slope stabilization after legal review; the motion passed unanimously at the Aug. 19 meeting.
The Port of Port Orford commission voted unanimously on Aug. 19 to approve a revised Request for Proposals (RFP) for slope stabilization work on Dock Road. Administrator Catherine Scobby confirmed that legal-review edits had been incorporated into the RFP prior to the motion.
Commissioner Aaron Ashdown moved to approve the revised Dock Road Slope Stabilization RFP; Commissioner Brett Webb seconded and the motion carried unanimously by roll call. The commission did not set a contract award at the meeting and directed staff to proceed with the procurement as revised.
The approval advances a procurement step for addressing documented slope stability concerns at Dock Road; the commission asked staff to return with contract-award recommendations and any budget implications in a future meeting.
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