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The New York State Thruway Authority (NYSTA) is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation of two security-sensitive bridges along I-87 in Greene County, New York—the Kaaterskill Creek Bridge at Milepost 111.13 and the Catskill Creek Bridge at Milepost 113.22—under solicitation number D215080. All interested parties must first execute a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement (CNDA) to gain access to the Full Bidding Package, which includes detailed plans, specifications, and seven amendments issued between April and May 2026. The project demands strict handling of proprietary information, prohibiting photography, unauthorized disclosure, and public communication without prior written consent. Bids must be submitted electronically via the AASHTOware Project Bids system by the deadline of May 20, 2026, and only those who comply with all CNDA requirements, including destruction of materials upon non-award, are eligible for consideration. No contract value, pricing details, or evaluation factors have been publicly disclosed, and bidders are expected to obtain the full package to determine technical and financial requirements. The place of performance is exclusively the bridge sites in Greene County, with contract administration handled by NYSTA’s Office of Capital and Contracts Management in Albany, and oversight coordinated through Tina Hale and Jonathan Hill. The solicitation imposes significant security and confidentiality obligations beyond standard procurement practices, treating the bridges as critical infrastructure and enforcing indemnification for unauthorized use or dissemination of confidential materials. While no formal FAR clauses, evaluation criteria, payment specifics, or invoicing procedures are provided in available materials, the CNDA serves as the primary mechanism for governing bidder conduct and information control. The project falls under NAICS code 237310 for heavy and civil engineering construction, with no set-aside designation indicated. The contracting authority has not specified contract type, performance period, or delivery schedule, and no accounting codes or payment instructions are included in public documentation. Bidders must rely on the complete solicitation package for technical specifications and compliance requirements, as all key components are restricted and accessible only after CNDA execution. No small business, socioeconomic, or size status certifications are required to be submitted, nor are Unique Entity IDs or CAGE codes explicitly referenced, though submission of a Federal Tax ID is mandatory for the CNDA. The procurement reflects a high-security, tightly controlled environment designed to protect sensitive infrastructure data throughout the bidding and potential execution phases.