New York City’s Department of Transportation is soliciting bids to replace vehicle‑access ramps and nose‑rack fender systems at the Staten Island Ferry Maintenance Facility. The scope includes demolition of existing structures, installation of rock‑socketed steel‑pipe piles, construction of concrete platforms, supply and erection of two 20‑ton overhead gantry cranes, installation of new electrical distribution equipment, and full marine‑environment compliance. The work must be coordinated with ferry operations and adhere to strict DBE participation goals and environmental permits.
• Demolition of existing ramps, nose‑rack fenders, and associated utilities.
• Installation of 42‑in. and 18‑in. steel‑pipe piles with static‑load testing, concrete platforms, and donut fender systems.
• Supply, fabricate, and install two 20‑ton gantry cranes, electrical transformers, panels, and associated wiring.
• Required DBE goal of 8 %, compliance with NYS DEC and USACE permits, and coordination of a non‑mandatory pre‑bid Teams conference (Oct 20) and optional site visit (Oct 22).
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