New York State Contract Reporter #2140502

Valley Ridge CIT Cathodic-Protection Repair and Replacement

OPWDD is seeking a contractor to repair the cathodic-protection system serving heating-water pipes at Valley Ridge CIT in Norwich, New York. - Government buyer: New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), Broome Developmental Center / Broome DDSOO, Broome DDSO Business Office. - Named manufacturers and vendors: Perma-Pipe is identified as the manufacturer of the existing prefabricated service pipes; no OEM is specified for replacement anodes or flange kits. Corrtech is mentioned as the source of a referenced test report, not as a bidder or supplier. - Products requested: - High-potential magnesium anodes, #17, 3 × 3 × 25.5 inches, 17 lb each; quantity not stated. - 150-lb-rated isolation flange kits for 4-inch, 3-inch, and 2½-inch pipe; quantities not stated. Replace the electrically shorted kit where indicated. - Work requested: Furnish labor and materials to disconnect and abandon existing anodes in place, install new anodes, connect them to existing test stations, and replace the shorted isolation flange kit where shown. Locate and protect underground utilities and restore affected areas. - Technical requirements: A technician certified at CP-2 or higher must supervise installation and acceptance testing, including verification of cathodic-protection performance. Installation must maintain electrical isolation and follow the drawings and applicable manufacturer instructions. - Other notable requirements: Mandatory site visit; prevailing-wage public works; proof of NYS Department of Labor contractor registration with the quote; one-year parts-and-labor warranty. Complete work within 60 days after purchase-order receipt.

Description

OPWDD’s Broome DDSO is requesting quotes to repair or replace the sacrificial magnesium cathodic protection anodes serving the heating water system at Valley Ridge CIT, 276 County Road 46, Norwich, New York. The work includes labor and materials, installation and acceptance testing supervised by a CP-2-or-higher certified technician, and restoration of affected areas. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for November 9, 2026, at 9:00 AM, and quotes using the Official Bid Form are due by email by November 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM. This is a public works project requiring prevailing wages and NYS Department of Labor registration; award is intended for the lowest-cost responsible and responsive vendor meeting the scope requirements.

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