84126P0007-FDCSS for Component Rehabilitation of 10 Bridges in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens

The contract solicits final design and construction support services for the component rehabilitation of ten bridges located in the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, New York City. Issued by the NYC Department of Transportation, this procurement emphasizes compliance with Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) participation requirements, setting a 30% MBE goal as mandated by local administrative code. The contract, identified by solicitation number 84126P0007, is anticipated to span approximately five years (1,825 consecutive calendar days), covering both design and construction phases. Key elements include rigorous qualifications for key personnel such as project managers and engineers, a payment structure tied to technical salary costs and performance incentives, and provisions for site visits and potential joint ventures. The solicitation is accessible and managed via the PASSPort online procurement portal, with an optional pre-proposal conference scheduled via Zoom to facilitate vendor engagement. Supporting documents focused on labor hours, cost summaries, and acknowledgments related to this project reveal that as of now, no labor hours have been recorded for any of the contractors or subcontractors across the ten targeted bridge locations. The budget summary indicates a total projected cost of $280,300, including salary, direct non-salary costs, and budgetary contingencies distributed for project management and construction activities. Contractors must submit itemized non-salary direct costs separately, and the total contract scope is carefully structured to ensure transparency in labor reporting and cost allocation. This solicitation also requires vendors to acknowledge receipt of all issued addenda as part of the proposal submission process, ensuring that all participants operate with the most current project information.