Brown Street Ramp Project
Federal opportunity from PCH01 - Purchasing • City of Lowell. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 15, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15, 00.
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Description
filed subbids in Masonry, Misc Iron and Waterproofing due April 1, 2026 at 11am at Lowell City Hall, Purchasing Office, 375 Merrimack Street, Lowell, MA 01852
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The Brown Street Ramp Project, managed by the Purchasing agency (PCH01), requires filed subbids specifically in Masonry, Misc Iron, and Waterproofing. Subbids must be submitted by April 1, 2026, at 11 AM at the Lowell City Hall Purchasing Office, making this a targeted opportunity for contractors specialized in these areas. This project is set in Lowell, MA, and may involve significant local engagement.
The buyer aims to procure subbids for the Brown Street Ramp Project, focusing on the construction elements of Masonry, Misc Iron, and Waterproofing to advance municipal infrastructure.
- Contractors with experience in Masonry
- Specialized ironwork firms
- Waterproofing service providers
- Masonry construction
- Miscellaneous ironwork
- Waterproofing tasks
- Completed subbid forms
- Certifications of compliance
- Company qualifications and experience
- References from previous projects
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- Ensure all bids comply with local regulations
- Adhere to any required licensing for trades involved
- Submit necessary insurance documentation
- Competitive pricing is crucial given the potentially high number of bidders
- Consideration for material costs in the prevailing market
- Labor rates should align with local standards
- Local Masonry subcontractors
- Ironwork specialists in the area
- Waterproofing experts with local compliance experience
- Potential for high competition leading to pressure on pricing
- Delays in submission could arise due to compliance issues
- Quality standards must be meticulously documented
- What are the specific quality standards for each component?
- Are there any anticipated changes to the project scope?
- What is the timeline for contractor selection after subbids are submitted?
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- Specific budget for the project
- Project start and end dates
- Detailed project specifications
- Any required bonding or insurance limits
- Substantial completion deadlines
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