HARBORS · SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
Grand Marina (Alameda): rules for vendors and boat owners
What Grand Marina (Alameda) publishes for marine service providers and for boat owners, quoted from the operator's own pages and documents. Each rule shows its source and the date we last read it.
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At a glance
- Run by
- Grand Marina (private) (private marina)
- Region
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Liability minimum
- $1M per occurrence[Grand Marina]
- Rules last checked
- Last verified
Rules for service providers
Before your first job here, line up:
- Insurance: general liability $1M per occurrence; an additional-insured endorsement naming “Grand Marina (additionally insured/interested party)”.
- Insurance
General liability: $1M per occurrence
Additional insured:
[1]Grand Marina (additionally insured/interested party)
From the August 2022 tenant newsletter; no newer vendor rules page found. Confirm with the office.
Last verified
- On site
- Vendors found with a tenant's key have it confiscated (the tenant's deposit is forfeited).
- Dock carts are for tenants only; vendors are warned once, then barred from working in the marina.
Last verified
Rules for boat owners
We didn't find published slip, liveaboard, copper or pump-out rules.
Hiring someone to work on your boat here
Based on what the harbor requires of vendors, ask your provider for:
- A certificate of insurance with the additional-insured endorsement naming “Grand Marina (additionally insured/interested party)”.
Marinas these rules cover
- Grand Marina Alameda
Next steps
- Compare every harbor's vendor requirements
- Total the permit fees for the harbors you work
- Check your insurance against published minimums
- How to become an approved vendor at a California marina
- Starting a hull-cleaning business in California
- Boat owners: how to hire a marine contractor
- Boat owners: hull cleaning interval estimator (copper paint rules)
- All harbors