HAZARDOUS SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM - NORTHEAST QUADRANT CONTRACT 2027 PHASE 4
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The City of Rochester Bureau of Architecture and Engineering is soliciting bids for the Hazardous Sidewalk Replacement Program - Northeast Quadrant Contract 2027 Phase 4, solicitation number 2140240. The project involves improving sidewalk conditions by removing, replacing, or repairing sidewalk flags within the Target Quadrant of the Northeast area and other locations as directed by the Project Manager. Work must be executed in ascending section order or a sequence specified by the Project Manager, following the maps and estimated quantities provided in the contract's Special Notes. Construction is anticipated to begin with a Notice to Proceed in April 2027 and must be completed within 210 calendar days or by November 12, 2027, whichever occurs first. The overall agreement term extends three months beyond the completion of a two-year guarantee inspection. This contract establishes specific socioeconomic goals, including a 20 percent MBE goal and a 10 percent WBE goal, along with additional workforce goals. Proposals are due by November 17, 2026, and should be submitted to Project Manager Matthew Smith.
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City of Rochester, Northeast Quadrant, NY, USASet-Aside
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