Site work for a water / sewer project in Albany, New York. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Reference Number 0000369364 The Port of Albany is seeking bids from qualified certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses only for masonry work to a concrete wall warehouse loading dock The Albany Port District Commission is requesting sealed proposals for Loading Dock Exterior Wall Repair and Resurfacing at the Port of Albany located at 106 Smith Blvd. Albany, NY 12202. Job Location 109 Smtih Blvd. Albany NY 12202. Bid Intent Optional Bid Intent Deadline 01/10/2025 12:00 AM EST Question Deadline 01/16/2025 at 5:00 PM ET Questions are submitted online No . Further information is contained in the Request for Proposal (2024- 0) and may be obtained from the APDC by calling 518-463-8763. Must be emailed to jlansing@portofalbany.us The concrete loading docks for Sheds #4 and #5 are used daily to load pulp and other cargo on tractor trailers. Several areas of the dock wall are showing signs of deterioration. Cracked and spalled concrete is visible. Repairs are needed to protect the concrete from further deterioration. loading docks for sheds four and five. The work limits will start at the north end of shed four and end at the south end of shed five. Both sheds are connected with a fire wall between them. 1. Hand application of concrete repair materials should be used to reinstate spalled or delaminated concrete. Larger and deeper repairs may be more conducive to the use of formand-pump, form-and-pour, or spray application methods. Vendors should state in their proposal suggested methods, materials, and manufacturer recommendation sheets. 2. The vendor is responsible for NYSDOL and OSHA compliance and is responsible for worker's safety. All work shall be accomplished in accordance with The New York State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications 2023 with the most current amendments, ACI 318-19 Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete, ACI 318R-19 Commentary, ACI 562 Assessment, Repair, and Rehabilitation of Existing Concrete Structures. 3. Be sure that necessary equipment and tools are on site and in proper working order. Have backup equipment or alternate methods planned and available. 4. Concrete removal and edge conditioning 5. Surface cleaning 6. Treatment of exposed reinforcement 7. Substrate saturation 8. Apply the repair material following the manufacturers' recommendations 9. Finish and cure the repair. 10. Vendors should include in their proposal any additional work steps they deem necessary to complete the scope.