	# 1

SW HARBOR PROJECT, TERMINAL 5 EXPANSION (PACKAGE NO. 6)

Project description: Develop 120-acre site into container handling facility with new intermodal rail yard and support buildings. The project is an addition to Terminal 5, which is being developed into a world-class container handling facility for American President Lines. Major elements of Package 6 include: demolition, excavation, grading, construction of underground utilities, environmental remediation, construction of five buildings, railroad construction, signalization, site electrical and lighting, asphalt pavement, auger-cast pile concrete support structures, landfill cap, noise walls, concrete pavement, signage, pavement markings and fencing.

Address: 2850 S.W. Spokane St., Seattle
Original contract amount: $69,576,958
Start of construction: March 18, 1996
Expected completion date: Dec. 31, 1998
Contractor: M.A. Segale Inc., P.O. Box 88050, Tukwila, WA 98138, 206-575-3200
Designers: Port of Seattle engineering staff, overall design; KPFF Consulting Engineers, site facilities, buildings and railwork; Elcon Assoc., site electrical; Black & Veatch Waste Services, environmental remediation; Woodward, Clyde, environmental remediation; Remediation Technology, environmental remediation; Herrera Environmental Consultants, environment remediation; CNA Architects, buildings; Sajan Inc., buildings; HDR Engineering, railwork; and Rail Transportation Systems, rail control.
Construction manager: George England, Resident Engineer, Port of Seattle, P.O. Box 1209, Seattle, WA 98111, (206) 728-3000
Owner: Port of Seattle
Project participants: The Austin Company; Kohl Excavating Inc.; Volkmann Railroad Builders/Mountain States Contractors; Bush, Roed & Hitchings Inc.; Elcon Corp.; American Systems Technologies Inc.; Apply-A-Line Inc.; Ashgrove Cement; Caliber Concrete Construction Inc.; Cascade Asphalt Sealing Co.; D.A. Zuluaga Construction Inc.; D.B. Murphy Construction; Foss Environmental; W.C. Frost Co.; Glacier Environmental Services; Gloria Jean Hauling; Golder Construction Services; Harmer Steel/N.W. Rail; Hurlen Construction Co.; Joe Hall Construction; Lone Star Northwest Inc.; Magnolia Contractors Inc.; Malcolm Drilling Inc.; M.D. Moore Inc.; Northwest Linings Inc.; Olympic Fence Co. Inc.; Petersen Brothers Inc.; Puget Sound Steel Co. Inc.; RPM Steel Inc.; R.W. Rhine Inc.; Stoneway Concrete; Salinas Construction Inc.; Sound Aerial Surveys; Specialized Landscaping Inc.; Totem Steel Inc.; Tube Art Displays Inc.; United Iron Works; Valley Electric; Architectural Specialty Products Inc.; Brundage-Bone Concrete Pumping; Burke Concrete Accessories; Prime Equipment; Capital Material Handling Co.; Cascade Steel Door & Hardware Inc.; Casco; CHG Building Systems Inc.; Contract Hardware Inc.; Eastside Sealants; Engineered Storage Products; Environmental Acoustics Inc.; Fasteners Inc.; Foster Bay Co. Inc.; Hallcraft Inc.; Harvard Avenue Reinforcing; Infra Structures Inc.; Interior Construction Supply; Interstate Sheet Metal; JNJ Electric & Supply Inc.; LaRusso Concrete Co. Inc.; Long Painting; Mehrer Drywall Inc.; Metro Glass Co.; Northwest Pump & Equipment Co.; Pacific Insulation Inc.; Phillips Morris Scale Co.; Puglia Engineering Inc.; Skagit Architectural Millwork; Sound Elevator; Sterling Contract Flooring; SWI Inc.; Unlimited Tile Co.; Vertecs Corp.; White Shield Inc. and Dick Winter.

Return to Top 20 top page