Ammunition Pier

WPNSTA Seal Beach

Ammunition Pier Replacement Project

In December 2019 construction began on a Navy project to build a replacement ammunition pier, associated waterfront facilities, causeway and public boating channel inside Anaheim Bay. The project has been completed. See below for additional information.

Anaheim Bay Navigation Changes

A new civilian boating channel through the Anaheim Bay opened to the public in January 2021. With the new channel opened, the old channel has become part of the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach restricted area and is now blocked off.

Update - The project is now complete.

Artist's rendering of completed ammunition pier project.

Project Schedule (Subject to Change)

Task	Schedule	Status
Mobilize	December 2019	Complete
Rock Removal	December 2019 - Summer 2020	Complete
Causeway Creation	Winter 2020 - Early 2024	Complete
North Mole Partial Removal	Spring 2020 - Fall 2020	Complete
New Civilian Boat Channel	Spring 2020 - Winter 2021	Complete
Inner Harbor Dredging	Spring 2020 - Fall 2021	Complete
New Truck Turnaround Construction	Spring 2021 - Fall 2023	Complete
New Pier Construction	Fall 2021 - Summer 2024	Complete
New Inner Breakwater Construction	Winter 2022 - Summer 2023	Complete
Support Buildings Construction	Winter 2023 - Spring 2025	Complete
Mooring Dolphin Construction	Summer 2022 - Summer 2024	Complete

Project Progress Map

Below is a aerial video of project construction to date. It will be updated quarterly. All images are simulated and meant to show general progress only. Areas for equipment laydown, temporary storage of rock or earth and dune creation are not shown. Scenes from this video are not intended to be used for navigational purposes.

Background and Environmental Documentation

For more information on the project's background and environmental documentation please visit https://sealbeachea.com/.

Contact

For any additional information or questions please contact the base Public Affairs Office at nwssbpao@us.navy.mil.

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