This project involves dredging approximately 80,000 cubic yards of sediment in the open waters of the Pacific Ocean near Anaheim Bay, with placement at two separate disposal sites. The work is for Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach to maintain an inner approach channel to a depth of -41 feet MLLW and a width of 280 feet. The project site is exposed to a high-energy wave environment with typical wave heights over 5 feet and long wave periods, posing significant operational challenges. The performance location is the Pacific Ocean at the entrance to Anaheim Bay for Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach.

This project involves dredging approximately 80,000 cubic yards of sediment from the open Pacific Ocean near Anaheim Bay, including waters beyond the jetties, to maintain a naval channel. The work must be performed in a high-energy wave environment with typical waves over 5 feet. The dredged material must be placed within two separate designated disposal sites. The service location is at the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach for the entrance channel to Anaheim Bay. The channel must be dredged to a design depth of -41 feet MLLW and a minimum width of 280 feet.