New York State Contract Reporter #2140380

Medgar Evers College Academic Building 1 Domestic Hot-Water System Upgrade and Asbestos Abatement

DASNY is seeking construction services to upgrade the domestic hot-water system at Medgar Evers College’s Academic Building 1, including asbestos abatement. - Buyer and location - Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY), Construction / Construction Contracts division. - Project site: CUNY Medgar Evers College, Academic Building 1, Brooklyn, New York. - Requested work and equipment - Remove existing domestic hot-water tanks, pumps, mixing valve, related piping and fittings, wiring, and conduits; partially remove a shaft and roof section. - Install roof-level 15-ton air-source heat pumps; two hot-water heaters; circulation pumps; an aquastat; a mixing valve; hot- and cold-water piping; heat tracing; and associated connections. - Includes asbestos abatement and related plumbing, electrical, architectural, structural, demolition, and mechanical work. - OEMs and vendors - No equipment manufacturers, OEMs, or project vendors are named in the opportunity. - Notable requirements - Estimated project cost: $2,787,775–$3,081,225. - Participation is restricted to small business concerns and minority business concerns. Participation goals are 6% SDVOB, 18% MBE, and 12% WBE. - The successful bidder and subcontractors at every tier must comply with the Project Labor Agreement. Bidders must show at least five years of similar experience and provide five comparable projects completed or substantially completed within the prior ten years.

Description

The project upgrades the domestic hot water system and includes asbestos abatement at Academic Building 1 at Medgar Evers College. Work includes removing existing hot water tanks, associated piping and equipment, partially removing a shaft, and removing part of the roof. New work includes installing roof-level 15-ton air-source heat pumps, two hot water heaters, circulation pumps, piping, and related plumbing, electrical, architectural, structural, demolition, and mechanical connections. The successful low bidder and subcontractors at every tier must agree to the Project Labor Agreement; bidders must also meet the stated experience and other requirements.

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