New York State Contract Reporter #2140521

Brooklyn Cruise Terminal marine, sitework, and electrical upgrades

The Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Resiliency Wharf Project seeks marine construction, upland sitework, and electrical upgrades in Brooklyn, New York. - Government buyer: Not identified in the notice; project location is Kings County, Brooklyn, New York. - Procurement scope: Marine Construction (BP01) and Upland Sitework & Electrical (BP02), including requests for material supply and proposals for portions of the work. - Products and materials: Steel pipe and sheet piles, precast and cast-in-place concrete, structural and miscellaneous steel, marine fenders and bollards, aluminum gangways and lifting systems, cathodic protection and coatings, marine instrumentation, riprap, drainage, paving, fencing, railings, signage, electrical distribution equipment, generators, transfer switches, panels, lighting, wiring, and controls. No quantities or part numbers are provided. - Services: Marine demolition and construction, pile driving, concrete and fender installation, surveying and testing, environmental controls, excavation and disposal; upland demolition, earthwork, shoring, grading, and contaminated-soil handling; and electrical installation and related infrastructure. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named. - Notable requirements: A 10% participation goal for New York State-certified DBEs applies. Buy America, prevailing-wage, and equal employment opportunity requirements are also noted. - Term: Two years. No contract value is provided.

Description

Trevcon Construction Company, LLC is soliciting competitive quotations from subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers for the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Resiliency Wharf Project. The opportunity covers Marine Construction (BP01) and Upland Sitework & Electrical (BP02), with scopes including marine demolition and construction, sitework, and electrical systems and equipment. Trevcon plans to self-perform pile driving, precast concrete installation, and marine fender installation; other subcontracting and material-supply opportunities are available. Firms must demonstrate relevant experience and meet applicable licensing, insurance, safety, bonding, and federal requirements. A 10% NYS-certified DBE participation goal applies; partial-scope quotations and material-only proposals are encouraged.

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