Description
The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) is soliciting bids for the demolition of an existing fiberglass storm‑water piping system and the installation of a new ductile‑iron storm‑water discharge line at the Metro Charles Center dewatering pumping station. The work includes removal of horizontal fiberglass pipe, replacement with ductile‑iron pipe, new valves, a water‑hammer arrestor, and tie‑in to the temporary pump connection. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price, single‑award IFB with an estimated value between $500,000 and $1,000,000 and a performance period of 315 calendar days.
• Scope: Demolition of existing fiberglass storm‑water pipe, supply and install new ductile‑iron pipe, new fittings/valves, water‑hammer arrestor, and tie‑in to existing system.
• Location: Metro Charles Center Station, 110 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, MD.
• Contract type: Firm Fixed Price, Competitive Sealed Bidding (IFB).
• Estimated value: $500‑1,000 K (MDOT Cost Group “C”).
• Duration: 315 calendar days from Notice to Proceed (including 10‑day shutdown).
• Mandatory requirements: NDA submission, eMMA electronic bid, 5 % bid bond for contracts >$100 K, Buy‑America compliance (federal funding).
• Key dates: Pre‑Bid Conference 9/17/2026, Site Visit 9/18/2026, Questions due 9/25/2026, Bid deadline 10/23/2026 (11:00 AM EST).
• Small‑business/DBE goals: None (no mandatory participation).
• Primary contact: Jodie Biden, Procurement Officer, [email protected].