New York State Contract Reporter #2134371

ADA Ramp Removal and Rebuild at Sherburne Facility for NYS OPWDD

This opportunity involves the removal and reconstruction of an accessibility ramp at a state-operated residential facility in Sherburne, NY. - Government Buyer: - New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), Broome Developmental Center (Broome DDSOO) - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Trex (composite decking) - Dino Grip (anti-slip strips) - Envision (aluminum handrails) - Simpson Strong-Tie (stainless steel connectors) - Products/Materials Requested: - Trex Rocky Harbor grooved edge grey composite decking - Dino Grip anti-slip strips - Envision powder-coated aluminum handrails (ADA compliant) - Stainless steel marine-grade Simpson Strong-Tie connectors - White vinyl lattice with 1x3 wood framing and stainless countersunk screws - Pressure-treated lumber (6x6 posts, 2x8 structural wood) - 12 Sono Tubes with rebar - Black hidden fasteners for decking - Services Requested: - Demolition and removal of existing ramp and debris - Construction of new ADA-compliant ramp, including all framing, decking, handrails, and finishing work - Site clean-up, disposal, and coordination of inspections - One-year workmanship warranty - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Ramp must meet ADA standards (no steeper than 1:12 slope) - All framing and materials must meet specified standards - Prevailing wages must be paid - Vendors must be registered with the NYS Department of Labor - Mandatory site visit required prior to bidding - Completion required within 60 days of contract award - Coordination with Maintenance Supervisor for work hours and start time

Description

The New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, Broome Developmental Center, is requesting quotes for the removal and rebuilding of an existing ramp at 50 N. Main Street Sherburne, NY. The project requires a mandatory site visit before submitting quotes, which must be submitted on the official bid form including a materials and labor cost breakdown. This is a public works project requiring prevailing wages and registration with the NYS Department of Labor. The contract term is 60 days from award, and the award will be made to the most responsible and responsive vendor providing the lowest cost meeting the scope of work requirements.

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