New York State Contract Reporter #D265828

Emergency Highway Repairs and Material Supply for NYSDOT Region 8 (MWBE/SDVOB Opportunity)

This opportunity seeks subcontractors and suppliers for emergency and maintenance highway repairs across seven counties in New York State (Region 8). - Government Buyer: - New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), Region 8 - Prime contractor: Ben Ciccone, Inc. - Scope of Work: - Emergency and maintenance repairs to highways and drainage systems - Services and materials include: - Asphalt and concrete paving - Excavation - Traffic signals and control - Erosion control - Guardrails, fencing, and landscaping - Geotextiles and reinforcing steel - Pavement marking, survey, saw cutting, structural concrete - Trucking, tree removal, pipe supply, and granular materials - Bidding Details: - Bidders submit cost factor bids for labor, equipment, and materials - Reference specifications: 636.02020108, 636.02030108, 636.02040108 - Notable Requirements: - Mobilization within 10 working days of notification; some tasks require 24-hour response - MWBE and SDVOB participation goals: 8% (MBE), 7% (WBE), 6% (SDVOB) - Prevailing wage compliance and Blue Book equipment rates - Daily force account record submission - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs named; suppliers of asphalt, concrete, geotextiles, reinforcing steel, and related materials are eligible

Description

Ben Ciccone, Inc. intends to bid on a project for the New York State Department of Transportation involving emergency and maintenance repairs to highways and drainage systems across various counties in New York. The work requires mobilization within 10 working days of notification, with some requiring 24-hour mobilization. Subcontractor and supplier work is available in multiple categories including asphalt paving, concrete, excavation, traffic signals, erosion control, and more. Bids are due by August 27, 2026, at 12:00 PM and will be awarded based on availability and lowest bid using NYSDOT Force Account procedures. MWBE and SDVOB goals are set at 8%, 7%, and 6% respectively.

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