The purpose of this project is to remove the existing fishing pier. Any new permanent public fishing accommodation to replace the pier, as determined by the comprehensive park renovation plan, will be designed and constructed as a separate project. The construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) project delivery method, whereby the contractor joins the design process, will enable Metro and the team to streamline the permitting process, analyze cost-saving options, better facilitate coordination with park operations and find opportunities that bring additional benefit to the project. With the CM/GC there is also opportunity to coordinate and co-design a phased solution that serves the public at no additional cost. For Questions or Additional Information, Contact:
Name: Bids and Proposals
Email: bidsandproposals@oregonmetro.gov A large cost of this project is the logistics of getting equipment to the pier structure. There is an opportunity to work cooperatively with the CM/GC and Project Engineer to create a land-based demolition approach--a temporary work dock structure--that can later serve as a temporary, accessible public fishing pier. This structure would be designed and built with this dual purpose in mind and bring the added benefit to Metro of providing accessible public fishing at the lake while park renovation designs are still underway. The pier is nearly 1,200 linear feet of cast-in-place concrete supported by steel piles spaced approximately 20 feet on center. Most portions of the pier are approximately 10 feet wide with a 100-foot section that is approximately 18 feet wide. Metal handrails surround the pier, but an approximately 170-foot-long inner portion of the pier has been blocked to the public for some time and lacks any handrails along the water. https://oregonconventioncenter.sharefile.com/share/view/s632b425e94bb400c8c98b7e2342802b2
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