Massport #W313-C1

Replacement of Passenger Boarding Bridges and Equipment at Worcester Regional Airport

This opportunity involves the replacement of passenger boarding bridges and related equipment at Worcester Regional Airport, managed by the Massachusetts Port Authority - Capital Programs Department. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority, Capital Programs Department Office - CEO & Executive Director: Richard A. Davey - Scope of Work: - Removal and installation of passenger boarding bridges (PBBs) at Gates 1 and 2 - Installation of preconditioned air units (PC Air) and ground power units (GPU) - Associated ground service equipment and electrical work - Allowances for radios, cones, barricades, signs, and utility locating service - Mobilization - Products & Quantities: - Passenger Boarding Bridge – Gate 1 (Part #347713-1): 1 unit - Passenger Boarding Bridge – Gate 2 (Part #347713-2): 1 unit - PC Air – Gate 1 (Part #237416-1): 1 unit - PC Air – Gate 2 (Part #237416-2): 1 unit - GPU – Gate 1 (Part #260850-1): 1 unit - GPU – Gate 2 (Part #260850-2): 1 unit - Allowances for radios, cones/barricades/signs, utility locating service, and mobilization - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific OEMs are named; contractor must furnish all equipment - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must be certified in electrical work - Compliance with Buy American requirements - OSHA 10-hour safety training required - Contractor qualification statements required for contracts over $25,000 - Performance and payment bonds (100% of contract price) and 5% bid deposit - Subject to federal and state regulations, including civil rights and minimum wage - All bids must be submitted electronically - Estimated Contract Value: - $3,575,000 - Place of Performance: - Worcester Regional Airport, Worcester, Massachusetts

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of passenger boarding bridges at Gates 1 and 2 at Worcester Regional Airport in Worcester, Massachusetts. The project includes removal and installation of passenger boarding bridges and associated ground service equipment and electrical work. Bidders must comply with OSHA safety training, contractor qualification statements for contracts over $25,000, and Buy American compliance. The estimated contract value is approximately $3.575 million, and bids are to be submitted electronically by April 15, 2026.

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