NYC Passport #82627B0004

Oakwood Beach WRRF total residual chlorine optimization construction

New York City is seeking construction bids to optimize total residual chlorine treatment at the Oakwood Beach wastewater facility. - Government buyer: New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP), Bureau of Engineering Design & Construction (BEDC); the bid documents also identify the Agency Chief Contracting Officer. - Opportunity: Contract OB-144A covers construction work at the Oakwood Beach Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility in Staten Island, including the labor and materials needed for total residual chlorine (TRC) optimization. - Estimated contract value: $11,287,477. - Products and equipment: Stainless-steel slide gates, butterfly valve, mud valve, magnetic-driven centrifugal transfer pumping units, chemical sump pumps, and induction mixer. Specifications cite sections 40 05 53, 40 05 59.05, 43 23 15, 43 23 33, and 43 28 01, respectively; quantities, part numbers, and manufacturers are not specified. - Construction work and measured quantities: 24 in-situ material sampling/testing units; concrete rehabilitation including 220 linear feet each of narrow and wider crack repair, 10, 28, and 7 square feet of spall repair at the specified depth categories, and 107 linear feet of foam sealant; water-main work including 500 linear feet of 6-inch ductile-iron pipe, one 6-inch gate valve and box, 1,250 square feet of temporary paving, and 2,250 square feet of final mill-and-overlay paving. - Other bid-schedule services: Lump-sum mobilization, work result, and demobilization; a $50,000 allowance for unforeseen hazardous-material remediation; and plumbing/gas fitting, HVAC, and electrical subcontracting scopes. - Notable requirements: The bid documents include a 20% DBE fair-share objective and applicable SRF equivalency, domestic-content, and prevailing-wage provisions. The project also has a Project Labor Agreement and community-hiring goals: best efforts toward 30% of cumulative labor hours by residence-based community hires, with at least 30% of those hours performed by apprentices. Bidders must show experience on at least three substantially completed similar projects and at least three years performing similar work. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or construction vendors are named; equipment manufacturers are to be designated by the bidder.

Description

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is soliciting bids for OB-144A, Total Residual Chlorine (TRC) Optimization at the Oakwood Beach Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility. The work is described as a construction contract and includes furnishing the labor and materials necessary for the project. Bids must be submitted electronically through PASSPort; paper bid submissions are not accepted, and bid security is required for a responsive bid. The estimated procurement value is $11,287,477, and the response deadline is November 18, 2026.

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