MAJOR M&R WATERFRONT AT U.S. COAST GUARD, STATION NEW YORK, STATEN ISLAND, PSN 18362253

The contract involves comprehensive maintenance and repair work at the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Staten Island, including replacing and repairing floating docks, dock guide piles, breakwater piles, and seawall cracks/spalls, with a focus on ensuring waterfront infrastructure readiness. The scope includes a base bid and four optional bid items, such as replacing specific docks, gangways, and site features, all to be executed in accordance with detailed specifications, drawings, and wage rates, with a brand name requirement for precast concrete floating docks. The project is estimated between five and ten million dollars and is set aside exclusively for small businesses under a total small business set-aside FAR 19.5, with a bid deadline of November 25, 2025. Amendments have clarified work hours, site access, utility provisions, and scope details, including site visits and question periods. The contractual framework incorporates numerous FAR and HSAR clauses, many by reference, covering definitions, anti-corruption, labor standards, environmental protections, security clearances, and special provisions such as brand name requirements, security investigations, and conflict of interest safeguards. The work is subject to strict quality control, with responsibilities assigned to qualified personnel, and inspections conducted at the site with final acceptance based on compliance with specifications, standards, and approved testing. The contract stipulates performance within 300 days, excluding specified blackout periods, with detailed procedures for schedule submission, progress reporting, and defect correction. Payment will be processed electronically via the IPP platform, with a 20% bid guarantee and performance bonds required, and the award will be made to the lowest responsible, responsive bidder based solely on price, considering responsiveness, responsibility, and material bid balance. All proposals must be submitted sealed, with one original copy, by the specified deadline, including all forms, certifications, and acknowledgments, with questions due prior to the bid date.