Z -- Replace Tower at U.S. Coast Guard Hog Back Light #14, East River, New York City

Contract HSCGG1-08-B-3WK060, issued by the Department of Homeland Security under the U.S. Coast Guard, involves the replacement of the tower and associated miscellaneous work at Hog Back Light 14. Located in the East River south of the Triboro Bridge off Wards Island, New York City, the project requires the provision of all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the fabrication and installation of a standard pipe tower. The scope of work includes the placement of 200 tons of rip-rap for building protection, the installation of armored equipment, pipe turners, oil lines, and battery boxes, and the reuse of existing concrete foundations. All fabrication must adhere to specific technical drawings and hot-dip galvanizing requirements per ASTM A-153. This project was designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 237990. The contract mandated a performance period of 60 calendar days and required adherence to the prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits specified in General Decision NY080003 for New York City. Following an invitation for bids, four offers were received, with lump sum bids ranging from 72,000 dollars to 284,000 dollars. The work is governed by the USCG AtoN Repairs Standard Specifications for District One, ensuring strict compliance with demolition, fabrication, and environmental control standards.