New York State Contract Reporter #2139621

Rehabilitate 13 emergency exits on the 63rd Street line

MTA - NYC Transit is seeking construction services to rehabilitate 13 emergency exits on the 63rd Street line in Manhattan and Queens. - Government buyer: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), NYC Transit (NYCT), NYCT - Solicitation Management. - Scope of work: Rehabilitate 13 emergency exits through two related work areas: - Install stairway pressurization systems that draw fresh air from street level at nine exits. - Connect existing Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) alarm systems to the New York City Transit Authority alarm system at four exits that already have pressurization systems. - Contract: A+B construction contract, Contract C35338, “Rehabilitate Emergency Exits.” MTA funding is identified as 100%. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or prospective vendors are named. - Participation goals: 6% SDVOB, 15% MBE, and 15% WBE. - Estimated value: Over $10 million to $50 million. - Performance term: The notice states “Substantial Completion - 1302”; it does not explain the meaning or unit, and provides no start date, end date, or option periods.

Description

The contract covers providing stairway pressurization systems at thirteen emergency exits on the 63rd Street line across Manhattan and Queens. The contractor will install systems that draw fresh air from street level to nine exits and connect existing LIRR alarm systems to the New York City Transit Authority alarm system at four exits that already have pressurization systems. The solicitation is an A + B Contract, funded 100% by MTA, with an estimated value of over $10 million to $50 million. A virtual pre-bid conference is scheduled for October 19, 2026, and site tours are scheduled for October 20 and 21, 2026.

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