Location
United States / Asia Pacific
Project record
IMWO artist's impression of the published P-835 Lima Wharf and Inner Apra Harbor dredging scope
NAVFAC Pacific placed P-835's Lima Wharf and Inner Apra Harbor dredging design with MDPAC JV. The task order has grown from an initial DD1391 and 15% design into a USD 3.335 million design-bid-build package, with three named specialist subaward records and a current September 2028 contract end.
United States / Asia Pacific
Naval-wharf and inner-harbor dredging design
MDPAC JV holds the USD 3.335m P-835 design task order, expanded in August 2025 from DD1391 and 15% design into a design-bid-build package and extended in March 2026 to September 2028; no construction award or physical dredging is evidenced / Confirmed
9 August 2026
Coverage
Naval-wharf and inner-harbor dredging design is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract and delivery chain
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Project timeline
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
Open this project in the Change LogP00002 added no obligation and moved the current completion date to 30 September 2028, extending the design window without proving design acceptance or construction timing.
SourceP00001 added USD 1,978,281 and moved P-835 beyond DD1391 and 15% design into an updated design-bid-build package prepared for construction procurement.
SourceHydrographic survey, UXO consultation and charrette facilitation now expose USD 299,800 of named design-chain records while construction lower tiers remain open.
SourceNAVFAC Pacific obligated USD 1,357,072 to MDPAC JV under P-835, establishing a design award rather than a construction contract.
SourceEvidence gap