Woodwards Mill Dam Raceway Repair

The Town of Dunstable, Massachusetts is soliciting sealed quotes for the repair of a spall in the top slab of the precast concrete box culvert raceway at Woodward’s Mill Dam, with work required to be performed at the project site on Main Street in Dunstable. The scope includes pressure-injected cementitious repair of the damaged concrete, with strict adherence to specified technical standards such as a minimum sawcut depth of one inch, chipping to sound substrate, cleaning of reinforcing steel per SSPC-SP3, and application of a corrosion inhibitor. All work must be completed between 7:00 AM and 3:30 PM on weekdays, excluding legal holidays, with no more than five days of lane closures permitted during the project. The contractor must commence work within five days of award and ensure substantial completion by the mutually agreed-upon date, with time being of the essence. Performance is subject to prevailing wage compliance under Massachusetts law, REAP certification for tax and child support obligations, and insurance from an A.M. Best A-VII rated carrier. No subcontracting or assignment of the contract is allowed without prior written approval from the Town. Contract administration is managed by Jason Silva, the Town Administrator, who serves as the sole point of contact for all communications, inspections, and approvals, with no designated COR or COTR. Payments will be made upon substantial completion via written invoice submitted to the Town Administrator at 511 Main Street, subject to a 5% retainage and availability of appropriated funds. The contractor must provide a payment bond equal to 50% of the contract sum and certify compliance with OSHA 10-hour training for all workers. The solicitation, issued under number BD-25-1513-THO01-THO01-130542, was posted on June 12, 2026, with an amended response deadline of July 8, 2026 at 4:00 PM. Proposals must be submitted through the Town’s official website and include all required certifications, plans, and documentation. The contract is not subject to any federal acquisition regulations or military standards; instead, it is governed by Massachusetts statutory requirements, local codes, and municipal procedures. No contract value is specified, as labor rates are provided without task quantities, and pricing is based on union wage scales with future escalations that may imply optional periods.