New York State Contract Reporter #Contract No. H66302-01G

Glen Cove Avenue Retaining Wall Rehabilitation Project Solicitation

Nassau County Department of Public Works is seeking bids for the Glen Cove Avenue Retaining Wall Rehabilitation project. - Government Buyer: - Nassau County Department of Public Works - Project Scope: - Removal of existing stacked stone retaining wall - Construction of a new 400-foot reinforced concrete retaining wall - Installation of temporary sheeting for construction support - Construction of a new ADA-compliant sidewalk along the wall - Installation of a chain link fence along the wall - Construction of tapered high curbs and variable depth curbs/retaining walls at each end and adjacent to private properties - Removal and trimming of trees as part of site preparation - Minor grade restoration at the south end of the project area - Coordination for relocation of utility poles and a fire hydrant by their respective owners - Requirements: - Bidders must submit a list of subcontractors and an MWBE Utilization Plan - Participation in approved apprenticeship training programs is required - Only vendors registered with Nassau County and the NYS Department of Labor are eligible to bid or subcontract - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The Glen Cove Avenue Retaining Wall project involves the removal of an existing stacked stone wall and replacement with a new 400-feet reinforced concrete wall. Temporary sheeting will be required behind the new wall. A new ADA compliant sidewalk and chain link fence will be placed along the entire length including the wall section to remain. The project also includes tapered high curbs, new sidewalks, fences, small walls bordering private properties, removal and trimming of trees, minor grade restoration, and relocation of utility poles and a fire hydrant by their owners prior to construction. The contract term is 270 calendar days with a Notice to Proceed expected in the 3rd Quarter of 2027.

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