New York State Contract Reporter #2134057

NYSDOT Solicitation for Highway Construction and Rehabilitation in Onondaga and Cayuga Counties

The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is seeking bids for major highway construction projects in Onondaga and Cayuga Counties. - Government Buyer: - New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), Office of Contract Management, Albany, NY - Projects and Scope: - I-81 Viaduct Project Contract 6A (Onondaga County): - Construction of a drainage trunk line from Almond Street to Onondaga Creek in the City of Syracuse - Horizontal construction, highway and roadway maintenance, repair, and new construction - Pavement Rehabilitation (Cayuga County): - Rehabilitation of pavement on Routes NY-5 and US-20 in the City of Auburn and Town of Aurelius - Products/Services Requested: - Construction services for highways and roadways - No specific OEMs, part numbers, or equipment brands are specified - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Significant bid deposits required (approx. $7,500,000 for I-81 project; $750,000 for pavement rehabilitation) - Participation goals for MBE (8%), WBE (7%), and SDVOB (6%) for Cayuga County project; 0% DBE goal for Onondaga County project - Sealed bids with bid bonds or certified checks required - Compliance with all amendment requirements - Award contingent on state budget appropriation - Locations: - Work performed in Onondaga and Cayuga Counties, NY - Contracting office located at 50 Wolf Rd, 1st Floor, Suite 1CM, Albany, NY 12232

Description

The New York State Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for multiple construction projects in Onondaga and Cayuga Counties, including the I-81 Viaduct Project Contract 6A and pavement rehabilitation on Routes NY-5 and US-20. The contracts involve drainage trunk line work and pavement rehabilitation with specified bid deposits and participation goals for disadvantaged business enterprises. Bidders must submit sealed bids by June 4, 2026, with required bid bonds or certified checks, and comply with all amendment requirements. Award of these contracts may be contingent upon the passage of a state budget appropriation bill.

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