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CriLon Corp

UEI: SLED_0BE15E4E8A1C5407

CriLon Corp is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_0BE15E4E8A1C5407. It has been awarded $1,531,331 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Lancaster County, Franklin County, and Northumberland County.

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SLED_0BE15E4E8A1C5407

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CriLon Corp specializes in heavy civil engineering and public infrastructure development, with a primary focus on transportation and recreational assets. Their core capabilities encompass comprehensive roadwork and paving services, including asphalt overlay, crack sealing, and the installation of as...

CriLon Corp specializes in heavy civil engineering and public infrastructure development, with a primary focus on transportation and recreational assets. Their core capabilities encompass comprehensive roadwork and paving services, including asphalt overlay, crack sealing, and the installation of asphalt wearing surfaces. The company demonstrates technical expertise in specialized structural repairs, such as concrete underpinning, mortar and void remediation, and the restoration of historic vehicular covered bridges, including the replacement of truss members. Additionally, they possess significant experience in the development of multi-use recreational trails, encompassing grading, rail trail installation, and the re-decking of riveted steel girder bridges. The company maintains a strong operational presence across several Pennsylvania jurisdictions, working most frequently with Lancaster County and York County. Their agency experience spans a variety of municipal and county-level entities, including the City of Altoona and various townships and boroughs. These relationships are characterized by the delivery of public works projects ranging from urban traffic control signal upgrades and borough paving improvements to the construction of regional access roads and park infrastructure. Their industry focus is centered on the public works and civil construction vertical, specifically targeting municipal infrastructure and transportation projects. They are positioned as a prime contractor capable of executing diverse site-work requirements, from routine road maintenance and sports court improvements to complex bridge rehabilitation and environmental soil pollution control installation. CriLon Corp operates as a regional government contractor with a concentrated geographic presence across Pennsylvania, specifically serving the central and southeastern counties.

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NAICS: 562991
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Liquid Sludge Hauling and Disposal
Solicitation # 2026-01
The Paradise Township Sewer Authority is soliciting sealed bids for solicitation number 2026-01 regarding liquid sludge hauling and disposal services in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The contract covers a one-year period generally running from November 2026 to October 2027, with the possibility of annual extensions for up to three additional years. The scope of work includes pumping waste activated sludge from the wastewater treatment plant at 33 Singer Avenue, cleaning the Main and Keim pumping stations, and performing pressure washing and debris removal for individual plant tanks. The contractor must possess hi-vac capabilities for depths of at least 30 feet and high-pressure jetting equipment, with a requirement to respond to removal requests within 24 hours. Estimated annual volumes are approximately 2,160,000 gallons. Bids must be submitted online via the PennBID website by 10:00 AM on November 12, 2026. A bid bond or certified check for 10 percent of the total bid is required, and the successful bidder must provide performance and payment bonds for 100 percent of the contract price. Award will be granted to the lowest bidder whose qualifications, pricing, and financial ability are deemed to be in the best interest of the project. All disposal must occur at PADEP-certified facilities and comply with Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and US EPA CFR 503 regulations. Payment is based on unit prices per gallon and per station cleaned, with invoices submitted monthly or quarterly. All technical inquiries should be directed to RETTEW Associates, Inc. through the PennBID interface.
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NAICS: 238910
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20260910 - ICB Operators
Solicitation # 20260910 - ICB Operators RFP
The Susquehanna Regional Transportation Authority (SRTA), in consultation with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, is soliciting proposals for qualified intercity bus service providers to support the Pennsylvania Intercity Bus Program for the 2027–2028 contract period. The program aims to establish a reliable and accessible network linking rural and small urban communities with larger population centers, specifically focusing on 11 priority corridors, including an expansion of the Harrisburg–Reading–Philadelphia route. The total program allocation for this period is $5,950,000, which serves as the maximum available funding rather than a guaranteed award. Proposals will be evaluated based on experience and technical capability (20%), service quality and customer experience (20%), financial capacity and stability (15%), and the proposed fee for service (10%), with the remaining weight attributed to overall best interests and program requirements. Awardees must ensure all vehicles comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and federal safety and maintenance standards. The contract requires strict adherence to federal and state regulations, including the Buy America Act, FTA Circular 9040.I.F, and various non-discrimination and equal employment opportunity clauses. Submissions must be uploaded via PennBid.net by November 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM prevailing time. Required documentation includes detailed pricing for operating costs and route-generated revenue, certifications regarding debarment and non-collusion, and proof of insurance. The contract start date is scheduled for November 2, 2026, with payment terms specifying that undisputed invoices will be paid within 45 days of receipt.
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NAICS: 541618
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20260910 - ICB Operators
Solicitation # 20260910 - ICB Operators RFP
The Susquehanna Regional Transportation Authority (SRTA), in consultation with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, is soliciting proposals from qualified intercity bus service providers for the 2027–2028 contract period. The program aims to establish a reliable and accessible intercity bus network linking rural and small urban communities with larger population centers, with a specific focus on 11 priority corridors and a planned expansion of the Harrisburg–Reading–Philadelphia route. A total maximum funding allocation of $5,950,000 is available for the period, with a contract start date of November 2, 2026. Services must align with FTA Circular 9040.I.F guidelines and include regularly scheduled fixed-route service, interline ticketing for national connectivity, and coordination with local transit authorities. Awards will be determined using a trade-off approach rather than solely on the lowest cost, evaluating proposals based on experience and technical capability (20%), service quality and customer experience (20%), financial capacity and stability (15%), and the proposed fee-for-service pricing (10%). Providers must ensure all vehicles meet federal and state safety and accessibility standards, including ADA compliance, and are subject to periodic inspections by SRTA. The solicitation requires comprehensive certifications regarding debarment, non-discrimination, and disadvantaged business enterprise participation. Proposals must be submitted via PennBid.net by November 30, 2026, and must include detailed pricing sheets and supporting documentation regarding fleet and service plans.
York County

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