Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Port Of Port Townsend.
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Oct 31, 2026
The Port of Port Townsend seeks qualifications from firms to provide on-call civil engineering services. Task-order projects may involve parking lots, boatyards, trails, roadways, utilities, stormwater facilities, and commercial development. Selected firms may provide design, construction management, bid-process support, and on-site inspection services.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Port Townsend
County
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Jefferson
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
2701 Jefferson St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(360) 385-0656
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
98368
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Port Of Port Townsend
The joint business meeting focused on establishing a shared vision for future economic development and collaborative projects between the Port and the Public Utility District. Key discussions included infrastructure requirements to advance phases of the Industrial Development at the Jefferson County Industrial Airport and the Timber Cooperative. The Port requested PUD support for conduit installation at the Rural Light Industrial Park. The PUD emphasized the need for a narrowed scope of work from the Port to facilitate better project estimation and funding through grants. Additionally, the EDC reviewed opportunities for collaboration regarding microgrid hydro-electric power and private sector investment.
The Port Commission and County Board of Commissioners held a joint meeting to discuss collaborative economic development objectives and projects. Key discussion topics included light industrial development, support for start-up businesses, climate mitigation, energy independence, and potential infrastructure investments in various locations such as the Jefferson County Industrial Airport, Glen Cove, and Port Hadlock. Participants reviewed challenges regarding permitting, zoning regulations, and binding site plans. The discussion also covered resilience planning for disaster recovery, potential future industrial development levies, and strategies to align the County's Comprehensive Plan with Port projects. Additionally, public comments were heard regarding economic development and transparency.
Public-sector contacts connected to Port Of Port Townsend.
The meeting focused on two primary topics. First, commissioners debriefed on recent joint meetings with the County and PUD, discussing collaboration, economic development potential, zoning and land use, and the Port's partnership role. Second, the Commission discussed revenue opportunities and rate adjustments for the 2027 budget cycle, including strategies for increasing winter guest traffic, infrastructure improvements such as wifi and antenna upgrades, and potential rate adjustments for marina and dock facilities.
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