New York State Contract Reporter #0000560664

Bridge Preservation Services for Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges and Cross Bay-Veterans Memorial Bridges

The MTA - NYC Transit (NYCT) is seeking bids for a four-year bridge preservation contract covering the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge and the Cross Bay-Veterans Memorial Bridge. - Government Buyer: - MTA - NYC Transit (NYCT), Bid Reception Desk - Scope of Work: - Cleaning and washing of Cross Bay Bridge - Resealing joints at both bridges - Cleaning drainage scuppers and downspouts - Cleaning and penetrating sealing of concrete deck at Marine Parkway Bridge - Clearing and grubbing at both bridges - Garbage and debris removal - Painting median barriers and parapets at Marine Parkway Bridge - Application of new epoxy reflectorized pavement stripes and letters - Installation of roadway reflectors at both bridges - Products/Services Requested: - Epoxy reflectorized pavement stripes and letters (quantity not specified) - Roadway reflectors (quantity not specified) - Comprehensive bridge cleaning, joint resealing, drainage maintenance, deck sealing, clearing, debris removal, and painting - Unique Requirements: - Adherence to contract documents, drawings, and technical specifications (specifications take precedence) - Participation goals: 6% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOB), 15% Minority Business Enterprise (MBE), 15% Women Business Enterprise (WBE) - Bidders must register with the MTA Vendor Portal to access bid documents - No specific OEMs or named vendors are mentioned in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is for bridge preservation work at the Marine Parkway and Cross Bay Bridges. The scope includes cleaning and washing, resealing joints, cleaning drainage scuppers and downspouts, cleaning and sealing concrete decks, clearing and grubbing, garbage and debris removal, painting median barriers and parapets, applying new epoxy reflectorized pavement stripes and letters, and installing roadway reflectors. The work will be performed according to contract documents, drawings, and technical specifications. The contract term is 4 years and the work is state-wide in New York.

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