NYC Passport #85027B0025

Queens, Bronx, and Manhattan curb replacement and sidewalk restoration

New York City is seeking a contractor for curb replacement and related sidewalk and roadway restoration across Queens, the Bronx, and Manhattan under Project HWCB27QXM. - Buyer and project - City of New York, Department of Design and Construction (DDC), Division of Infrastructure, for the Department of Transportation (DOT). - One anticipated contract covering citywide work in Queens, the Bronx, and Manhattan. - Scope and estimated quantities - Replace damaged or missing concrete, steel-faced, and granite curbs, with related sidewalk and roadway restoration. - Approximate overall quantities: 7,345 linear feet of curb, 28,275 square feet of concrete sidewalk, and six pedestrian ramps. Quantities for individual pay items are not specified, and no specific locations or quantities are guaranteed. - Work is assigned through written Work Orders. The contractor must be able to manage up to 10 locations at once and complete work at a minimum of 20 locations per month. - Products and named manufacturers - Named channelizer manufacturers/products: Plasticade (Strong Wall); PSS (Safety Rail/SafetyWall); Urbanite (57000 Series); and Paul Peterson Safety Division (Safety Wall). Approved equivalents may be accepted. - Contract pay items also include granite and concrete curbs, concrete sidewalks, street-tree planting, pavement keys at pedestrian ramps, pedestrian channelizers, and temporary pedestrian ramps. See line-item list for part numbers and descriptions. - Notable requirements - Provide ADA-compliant pedestrian access and traffic protections during construction. - The bidder must document a similar project completed successfully and on time within the prior seven years. Specialty performers must meet applicable recent-project experience thresholds. - Specialty work may include trunk water mains; Best Management Practice (BMP) work; micro-tunneling or pipe jacking; hazardous-material work; piles, CFA piles, or mini-piles; construction reporting and vibration/movement monitoring; post-construction reporting; and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) work. - Certain roles require relevant New York credentials, including a Registered Landscape Architect or equivalent experience for the Restoration Specialist, CPESC certification for erosion and sediment control, and a New York-licensed Professional Engineer or Landscape Architect for specified services.

Description

The solicitation seeks replacement of concrete, steel-faced, and granite curbs, together with related sidewalk and roadway restoration in Queens, The Bronx, and Manhattan. It is being procured through a Competitive Sealed Bid (CSB), with responses submitted through PASSPort. Late bids will not be accepted, and the contract is subject to Special Experience Requirements. The estimated procurement value is $3,146,000, and the anticipated contract term is April 5, 2027 through October 4, 2028.

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