Projects

Kenai Fjord Tours (Ciri) hired TMC to remove a smaller facility and replace it with a new and improved docking facility. Construction included the installation of float guide system, new gangway hoisting davit and the placement of the 116’ long x 29’ wide pontoon style float as well as a 120’ gangway at Fox Island.

Turnagain was contracted to refurbish the fender system on the Pioneer Dock in Homer Alaska. The upgrade includes the installation of 5 new energy absorbing fender panels, driving 10 new 24” diameter steel fender pin piles, the refurbishment of 4 existing fender panels, and the construction of a new covered pedestrian walkway. Puffin Electric was contracted to perform electrical upgrades and R&M Consulting is the engineer of record.

UAF Dredging

The project dredged and disposed of sediments the were deposited during 2012/2013 storm events that took place. The dredging was required to provide a safe berth and approach for the RV Sikuliaq. The RV Sikuliaq, is owned and operated by UAF Seward Marine Center, and could not safely dock at the facility and the dredging was conducted to reestablish the proper seabed elevation.

Approximately 13,900 CY of dredging was required to return the basin to an elevation of -35ft MLLW. The dredging took place alongside an existing dock that was also adjacent to an existing sheet pile wall. An offshore dredged materials disposal site was located approximately a ½ mile south of the project location and the material was disposed of at this location.

Seward B,C,S Dock Replacement Project

Turnagain was contracted to install approximately 12,000 square feet of new timber floats moored in place with approximately 70 each 16" diameter steel pile. The new harbor floats are equipped with, upgraded electrical service, domestic water service, and firefighting water lines. The timber floats were designed by AJD Engineering and constructed by Transpac Marinas. Bering Industrial and Puffin Electric were contracted to install the mechanical and electrical systems.

Worked with SAGE Technologies and the USACE to provide the City of Perryville a new boat launch facility. Using a crane barge, TMC performed the in-water work associated with the ramp including dredging, armor placement, and installation of the precast concrete planks and sleeper beams.

TMC has been contracted to install a breasting dolphin and boat ramp as Phase IV of the Ouzinkie Municipal Dock facility construction. Work to be performed includes rock anchored dolphin and fender piles, dolphin cap, fender system, precast concrete boat ramp, and a high mast light structure.