New York State Contract Reporter #2139477

Buffalo Division on-call highway design and engineering services

The New York State Thruway Authority is seeking on-call highway engineering and design support for projects in its Buffalo Division. - Government buyer: New York State Thruway Authority, Department of Procurement Services; supporting the Authority’s Contracts Program in the Buffalo Division. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or contractor vendors are named; this is a professional engineering-services procurement. - Primary assignment: Rehabilitate I-190 from MP 905.6 to MP 910.0, including concrete pavement repairs, a two-course asphalt overlay, drainage improvements, roadside safety upgrades, bridge steel and joint repairs, highway lighting, clearance maintenance, and construction staging and traffic control. - Other potential assignments: Pavement resurfacing and rehabilitation, concrete pavement restoration, highway culvert replacement or rehabilitation, and intelligent transportation or cashless tolling systems. - Potential services: Preliminary engineering, pavement evaluation and treatment selection, surveying and right-of-way mapping, hydraulic and subsurface analysis, traffic analysis and modeling, environmental review, and final design with plans, specifications, and estimates. - Notable requirements: Applicable projects require collection and reporting of available environmental product declarations for qualifying materials. Participation goals are 30% MWBE and 6% SDVOB. - Agreement value: Up to $5 million.

Description

The New York State Thruway Authority seeks a qualified engineering firm to provide highway design services in the Buffalo Division under a three-year agreement, with two optional one-year extensions subject to available funding. The primary assignment is rehabilitation of I-190 from MP 905.6 to MP 910.0, including pavement repairs and overlay, drainage and roadside safety improvements, bridge repairs, highway lighting, and traffic staging and control. Other potential assignments include pavement resurfacing or rehabilitation, concrete pavement restoration, culvert work, and intelligent transportation or cashless tolling systems. Services may include preliminary engineering and final design, including preparation of design approval documents and plans, specifications, and estimates. The anticipated agreement value is up to $5 million.

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