New York State Contract Reporter #2140123

Construction supervision and inspection for roof replacement at 17 Metro-North Connecticut facilities

MTA Metro-North Railroad is seeking a qualified firm to oversee roof-replacement construction at 17 Connecticut Node House facilities on the New Haven Line. - Government buyer: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), through MTA - Metro-North Railroad, Procurement and Material Management, Procurement Department. - Requested service: Third-party construction supervision and inspection (CS&I), including field inspections, quality assurance, safety oversight, contract administration, related engineering support, and project closeout. - The work supports roof replacement at 17 facilities; the service line item is one CS&I services contract (RFP A290235). - Funding and term: The project is 100% funded by the Connecticut Department of Transportation. The anticipated duration is up to 20 months or until all work is completed. - Notable requirements: Proposers should demonstrate relevant experience, qualified personnel, and technical capability. Subconsultant and joint-venture arrangements are permitted subject to the RFP requirements. - OEMs and named commercial vendors: None are identified in the provided materials; this is a professional-services requirement rather than an equipment purchase.

Description

Metro-North Railroad is seeking proposals from qualified professional engineering and construction management firms to provide third-party construction supervision and inspection services for roof replacement at 17 Node House facilities along the New Haven Line in Connecticut. Services include construction supervision, field inspections, quality assurance, safety oversight, contract administration, and related engineering support through construction and project closeout. Proposers must demonstrate relevant experience, qualified personnel, and technical capability; subconsultant and joint venture arrangements are permitted subject to the RFP requirements. The project is 100% funded by the Connecticut Department of Transportation, and the contract term is up to 20 months or until all work is completed.

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