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Bridge Communication and Access Equipment Supply

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This scope was carved out of 84126B0029.

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84126B0029-When & Where Structural and Miscellaneous Repair Brooklyn, Bronx and Staten Island

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AgencyNew York → Department Of Transportation
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Supplies specialized communication and access equipment for prime contractors on NYC DOT bridge projects. Provides industrial communication radios specifically for use on traveling platforms and supplies the traveling platforms/scaffolding themselves. Requires manufacturer's warranties for all equipment. Delivers operational communication and access systems.

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Solicitation # 84126B0029
The New York City Department of Transportation is soliciting a Competitive Sealed Bid (EPIN 84126B0029) for structural and miscellaneous repairs across the Brooklyn, Bronx, and Staten Island boroughs. The project involves a substantial completion timeline of 730 days, with an option for the Commissioner to renew the contract for an additional 730 days. The scope includes specialized requirements for lead paint removal from bridges, adherence to ADA standards for temporary bridges, and strict hazardous waste labeling and transportation protocols in accordance with federal and state regulations. Work must be performed according to New York State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications and the City of New York Standard Construction Contract. Award is based on the lowest responsive and responsible bid. To be deemed responsive, bidders must meet rigorous minimum qualifications, including having completed two bridges over active roadways or railroads costing at least $4 million each within the last seven years, employing a qualified project manager, and maintaining a regional office within 75 miles of Columbus Circle. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate technical capability in pile driving and provide 24/7 on-call crew availability. The contract mandates a 2% participation goal for both MBE and WBE, requires OSHA safety certification for personnel, and stipulates the use of prevailing wage rates. All bids and administrative enrollments must be processed through the PASSPort portal and the Payee Information Portal for electronic payments.
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