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Citywide Block-Specific Sidewalk Replacement
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This contract involves the citywide replacement of sidewalks in specific blocks within the City of Buffalo, Erie County, New York. The project is scheduled for completion within 180 calendar days, with a due date for proposals set for May 8, 2025. The contract value ranges from five million to fifteen million dollars, and the project is managed by the City of Buffalo’s designated agency, with Phillip Pecoraro serving as the primary contact. The procurement emphasizes inclusivity, with a goal of 25% minority-owned subcontracting and 5% women-owned subcontracting, although it is not set aside specifically for service-disabled veterans. Notably, contractors such as Roman Construction, Masters Edge Inc, and P&J Construction have previously been awarded similar contracts within the past five years, indicating their experience in this type of work. The solicitation is posted on the New York State Contract System, and interested parties are encouraged to review the details through the provided link.
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