Structural Steel Repairs (Top Chords, Purlins, and Monitor Beams)
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This subcontract involves performing critical structural steel replacements and reinforcements for historic Amtrak trainshed projects. The scope of work includes the replacement of top chords, purlins, and monitor beams, as well as the installation of tension rods. Due to the nature of the site, work must be executed from existing dance floor scaffolding positioned above active tracks and catenary systems, requiring the use of specialized rigging. The project demands a contractor with specific expertise in historic structural steel and strict adherence to Amtrak safety compliance. The primary objective is the delivery and stabilization of all installed structural steel components. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 30, 2026, for this effort categorized under NAICS code 238120.
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This scope was carved out of X140-26331.
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Harrisburg Train Station Structural Repairs
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