New York State Contract Reporter #2139919

NYCHA Brooklyn apartment V/C floor-tile installation and flooring removal contracts

NYCHA is seeking contractors for apartment flooring work across nine Brooklyn developments. - Government buyer: New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), Supply Management Procurement Department. - Opportunity: Nine development-specific requirement contracts for installing vinyl composition (V/C) floor tile, under RFQs 528352–528360, at Farragut Houses, Ingersoll Houses, Lafayette, Whitman Houses, Albany I/Albany II, Gowanus Houses, Red Hook East, Red Hook West, and Wyckoff Garden/Atlantic Terminal. - Additional service scope: Separate removal-only work for existing non-asbestos flooring, including V/C tile, linoleum, self-adhesive tile, carpet, ceramic tile, and wood flooring. Removal does not include installation of new tile. - Line-item examples: Installation item 067001014 illustrates an occupied-apartment installation of about 730 square feet for one apartment; removal item 067001087 illustrates removal of 730 square feet at $1.57 per square foot. These examples do not establish overall contract quantities. - Notable requirements: Contractors must be on NYCHA’s Tile Pre-Qualification List and satisfy applicable New York prevailing-wage registration requirements, including registration obligations for bidders and identified subcontractors. Section 3 REO and OEO plans must be submitted through eComply. - OEMs and vendors: No flooring manufacturer, OEM, or commercial vendor is named; the requested work is installation and removal services. - Quantities and value: Contract-wide quantities and an estimated total value are not provided.

Description

NYCHA intends to separately solicit and award nine development-specific requirement contracts for installation of vinyl composition (V/C) floor tile in apartments at the listed Brooklyn developments, under RFQ numbers 528352–528360. The contract term is three years from the award date or Notice to Proceed, with up to two one-year renewal periods at NYCHA’s discretion; bid security is not required. The solicitation is subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, and bidders and identified subcontractors must have New York State Labor Law 220-i registration; bidders must also be approved on the NYCHA Tile Pre-Qualification List. Section 3 REO and OEO plans must be submitted through eComply by the bid deadline, and NYCHA will not host a pre-bid conference for this solicitation series.

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