Massport #6893

Massport solicitation for L-868 taxiway light bases and related accessories for Logan International Airport

Massport is seeking FAA-compliant in-pavement taxiway lighting equipment and accessories for Logan International Airport. - Government buyer: Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), Goods & Services; delivery is to Logan International Airport in Boston. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or suppliers are named in the opportunity. All requested equipment must meet applicable FAA requirements; equipment subject to FAA certification must be independently certified and listed in the current Airport Lighting Equipment Certification Program. - Products and quantities: The request includes 373 L-868 Class 1B light base cans; 437 flange rings; 2,366 Size B spacer rings across 16 thicknesses; 343 base extensions; 50 mud plates; 474 in-pavement bidirectional snow plow rings; and 50 each of two-piece bevel ring sets in two thickness ranges. Pavement dams and conversion rings are also listed, with no quantities provided. - Notable specifications: Bases are 20 inches deep with a 12-inch diameter, an 11 1/4-inch bolt circle, four 2-inch couplings, ground connections, and anti-rotation fins. Accessories must fit the bases and meet applicable Class 1A requirements. The bid form also specifies details such as flange dimensions, spacer thicknesses, and a plywood base cover. - Delivery requirements: Deliver materials to Massport’s Central Stockroom at Logan by the stated delivery deadline. Give at least seven calendar days’ advance notice, consolidate shipments where practicable, and include shipping and any required storage costs in offered prices; no additional charges are allowed. - Agreement term: One year, with no option years stated. Massport may place one or more purchase orders.

Description

Massachusetts Port Authority is soliciting proposals for the furnishing and delivery of taxiway light bases, extensions, spacer rings, mud plates, flange rings, and related equipment and materials to Logan International Airport. Equipment covered by FAA specifications must meet applicable FAA requirements and be certified by an independent laboratory; delivery is required no later than February 1, 2027. The agreement term is one year, and the Authority intends to issue one or more purchase orders. Proposals are submitted through Bid Express and are evaluated on factors including price, proposal quality, experience and qualifications, responsiveness, community engagement, and references.

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