Tinian solicits bids for observation deck project
The observation deck is supposed to be built at the Tinian Lookout on the way to Suicide Cliff, from which visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of West Tinian and Aguiguan Island. (Contributed Photo)
Tinian Mayor Joey Patrick San Nicolas is now soliciting bids for the construction of the Tinian Lookout Observation Deck.
The observation deck is supposed to be constructed at the Tinian Lookout on the way to Suicide Cliff, from which visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of West Tinian and Aguiguan Island.
The structure will boast two tiers, one of which will comply with the American with Disabilities Act.
Bid additives include a raised walkway and small parking lot. Funding for the observation deck will be provided by the Marianas Visitors Authority as a destination enhancement project.
“The Marianas Visitors Authority is pleased to partner with the mayor of Tinian in getting this gorgeous observation deck built for everyone to enjoy,” said MVA managing director Chris Concepcion. “This deck will be an added attraction for tourists so the MVA is delighted to be able to contribute to the mayor’s efforts at enhancing Tinian as a key destination in the Marianas. Tinian is filled with historic attractions, some dating back thousands of years, so adding this new site for visitors to enjoy is welcome news for the MVA. We look forward to its completion.”
San Nicolas also expressed enthusiasm for the project, as well as his gratitude for MVA’s assistance in moving the project forward: “I would like to thank the Marianas Visitors Authority for the project funding and for their partnership in promoting our beautiful island of Tinian. Indeed, the observation deck will be another attraction for our tourists and residents: a place to soak in the spectacular view of Aguiguan and our vast Pacific Ocean.”
The project package for the Tinian Lookout Observation Deck will be available at the Tinian Mayor’s Office or the Tinian Liaison Office on Saipan until Aug. 4, 2017. For questions or concerns regarding this bid, contact Alexis Hofschneider at (670) 433-1800/2. (PR)