The Navy is currently evaluating opportunities to maximize the value of approximately 28 acres of underutilized Navy-owned property near the northeast corner of Seal Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway.
These opportunities may include developing some of the property for Navy missions, or out-leasing the site to a commercial developer to allow redevelopment for new functions to create quality of life improvements for base personnel, their families, and potentially the local community. The Navy does not intend to sell or excess the property.
UPDATE: Developer solicitation available soon!
The Navy will soon issue an RFQ/RFP to start the competitive solicitation process to identify a potential master developer for the reutilization of 28 acres at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, near the Pacific Coast Highway.
The solicitation will be available at
SAM.gov.
Tips for Interested Developers:
Register with SAM.gov, the U.S. Government’s official system for contracting opportunities.
Sign up for the Pacific Coast Highway Area Reutilization project interested parties mailing list to receive notices about the project.
The Navy will continue to update the public as the project progresses. Visit this web page for the latest information.
More Information
The Navy began conducting environmental analysis on potential uses for this property in the summer of 2022. A public scoping period was held from June 30-July 31, 2022. A public scoping fact sheet with more information can be found HERE.
Responses from upcoming solicitations will be used by the Navy to complete its environmental analysis. No formal project approval would be made until all environmental studies are complete.
Contact the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Public Affairs Officer at 562-626-7215 or nwssbpao@us.navy.mil.