Mayor approves five on-call construction management contracts for Port of Los Angeles

Five consulting firms would be available to manage Harbor Department construction projects from 2026 through 2031.

City Council· posted Nov 2Spending

The Port of Los Angeles would be able to call on five outside firms to oversee construction projects for five years. The Mayor's office approved and transmitted the agreements with IEM, CPM Partners, WSP USA, Psomas and Arcadis U.S. to the Harbor Department for further processing.

What happens next

Further processing by the Harbor Department

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Photo: Staff Sgt. Richard Bergquist, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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