NYC Passport #82627B0022

North River WRRF structural repairs and upgrades

The City of New York Department of Environmental Protection is seeking a contractor for major structural repairs and upgrades at the North River wastewater treatment facility. - Buyer: City of New York Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), Bureau of Engineering Design and Construction (BEDC). - Opportunity: Contract NR-107 covers construction improvements at the North River Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF), with an estimated value of $173,255,302. - Work requested: Protect steel caissons; replace sludge barge loading dock fenders; repair and improve the underdeck; and reconstruct the ice breaker. - Specified materials: Underdeck membrane, underdeck membrane gel, FRP jackets, epoxy grout caisson encasements, and extruded or molded marine fenders. Quantities and part numbers are not specified for these materials. - Named OEM/product: RE-Systems Group Americas, Inc. is named for GTS Poly-Rubber Gel. The manufacturer form allows bidders to identify the named manufacturer or an equal for listed materials. - Related subcontracted trades: Plumbing and gas fitting, HVAC, and electrical work are identified as subcontractor categories; specific subcontractors and quantities are not provided. - Notable requirements: Bidders must show experience on at least three substantially completed projects involving similar work and at least three years of relevant experience. Bid security is required.

Description

The City of New York Department of Environmental Protection is seeking bids for Contract NR-107 to make structural improvements to the North River WRRF. The work includes steel caisson protection, sludge barge loading dock fender replacement, underdeck repairs and improvements, and ice breaker reconstruction. The improvements address aging and degraded structural elements to support compliance with DEP operating procedures and reliable wastewater treatment operations. Bids are due December 9, 2026, and must be submitted electronically through PASSPort; paper submissions are not accepted.

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