MTA Construction & DevelopmentIssuing agency·Queens·via the mta.info C&D contracting portalThe Work of this Contract includes labor, material, and equipment necessary to perform substructure and underdeck concrete repairs, bearing replacement, lead and asbestos abatement, cleaning, painting, and installation of anti-graffiti coating on the Queens Boulevard Bridge. The Work is more fully described in the Contract Documents. Special Instructions: This contract includes the opportunity to receive an Enhanced Utilization Credit, which is designed to incentivize the use of MWBE firms that have had limited or no opportunity to engage in contracting with the MTA. The Enhanced Utilization Credit Initiative (EUCI), offered by the MTA in partnership with Empire State Development, allows an additional fifty percent (50%) credit toward the utilization of EUCI-eligible firms for this Contract. A list of EUCI-eligible firms is available at https://esd.ny.gov/certification-plus-vendors. For additional information on this program, see Article 18.17 of the General Provisions clause and Paragraph 17 of the Information for Bidders and you can also visit https://www.mta.info/doing-business-with-us/opportunities-for-hubs/euci.
Estimated value: $10M - 50M. Contract term: 608 Calendar Days. Funding: 100% Capital. M/WBE goals: MBE: 15% WBE: 15% SDVOB: 6%.
The Work of this Contract includes labor, material, and equipment necessary to perform substructure and underdeck concrete repairs, bearing replacement, lead and asbestos abatement, cleaning, painting, and installation of anti-graffiti coating on the Queens Boulevard Bridge.
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Source: MTA Construction & Development (contract 6548), retrieved via the mta.info C&D contracting portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
