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NOTICE OF BID Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the Gate 1 and Squalicum Harbor Maintenance project located in Bellingham, Washington will be received at the Administrative Offices of the Port of Bellingham, 1801 Roeder Avenue, Bellingham, Washington until 10:00 a.m.,Friday, October 22, 2021. The official time shall be taken from the designated clock at the Administrative Offices.

The reports for Blaine Harbor, Squalicum Harbor and Fairhaven need to be separate documents.

Proposed work at three project locations includes: • Blaine Harbor: Demolition, removal and replacement of approximately 320 lineal feet of failing sheet pile wall with a new coated steel sheet pile or composite sheet pile bulkhead wall. • Squalicum Harbor: Removal and replacement or repair of piling, pile caps, deck, cross bracing, and floats in multiple wharf sections along Squalicum Way, which serves Bellingham Cold Storage and other Port tenants

Potential Project Locations: Blaine Harbor Webhouse 2-3, International Trade Building, Squalicum Harbor Webhouses 1-5. Photovoltaic System Design and Permitting Project Management: Scheduling, contract administration, leading a multiple-discipline team, and coordination with consultant team, owner, regulatory agencies, and project stakeholders.

Proposed work at three project locations includes: • Blaine Harbor: Demolition, removal and replacement of approximately 320 lineal feet of failing sheet pile wall with a new coated steel sheet pile or composite sheet pile bulkhead wall. • Squalicum Harbor: Removal and replacement or repair of piling, pile caps, deck, cross bracing, and floats in multiple wharf sections along Squalicum Way, which serves Bellingham Cold Storage and other Port tenants

Potential Project Locations: Blaine Harbor Webhouse 2-3, International Trade Building, Squalicum Harbor Webhouses 1-5. Photovoltaic System Design and Permitting Project Management: Scheduling, contract administration, leading a multiple-discipline team, and coordination with consultant team, owner, regulatory agencies, and project stakeholders.

The Westman site is located within the Blaine Marine Industrial Area in Blaine, Washington, while the Weldcraft site is located within the Squalicum Outer Harbor in Bellingham, Washington. Contamination from historic boatyard operations has impacted the upland and marine sediment of both sites with a variety of constituents such as petroleum hydrocarbons, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and metals.