The MSB is seeking more money for the Port repair project at the upcoming Assembly Meeting (Oct 16, 2018):
The Port Repair project seems to be never-ending.
Here is a letter from Assembly member George McKee expressing his frustration:
Here is a MSB press release from December 2015:
Below are some comprehensive articles late 2016 and early 2017 about the continuing problems:
https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/mat-su/2017/01/29/insurance-company-denies-2-3-million-claim-for-mat-su-port-repairs/
Here is a 2017 MSB Port budget presentation with photos showing some damage to the dock:
Port slides fy2017portassemblybudgetpresentation
Here are charts (from 2017 – last available online) of completed and ongoing projects at the Port:
TIMELINE OF EVENTS:
1999 – 2003 – Port is Built
December 2015 – MSB Assembly approves $2.5 million for emergency repairs.
May 2016 – Initial repairs are completed. Contractors are Orion & PND.
October 2016 – These repairs fail.
Jan. 2017 – MSB’s insurance company Chubb denies the claim for the original damage asserting that the damage started when dock was built years earlier
The MSB uses some of the leftover initial repair money and approves more money to conduct long term repairs.
Spring of 2017: MSB starts long term repair process consisting of Phase I and Phase II
Phase I was Sandstrom with PND as engineers
Sandstrom’s contract is for $532,357
Spring/Summer 2018:
Phase II (ongoing) is Orion Marine with Moffat & Nichol as engineers/construction management.
Orion’s contact is for just over $2 million
Moffat & Nichol’s contract to supervise Phase II of the 2018 repairs has increased from the initial contract amount of $96,838 to a new total of $312,288 (after two extensions.)
Here are the relevant Port Commission Meeting Minutes.
FALL 2015:
WINTER AND SPRING 2016:
SUMMER AND FALL 2016:
WINTER AND SPRING 2017:
SUMMER AND FALL 2017:
2018
Here are the relevant RFPs and Ordinances and Resolutions:
Here is the $2 million contract for Orion Marine:
Here is first extension for Moffat & Nichol:
Here is initial contract with Sandstrom: