613196 BURLINGTON-LYNNFIELD-WAKEFIELD-WOBURN Bridge Preservation of 10 Bridges carrying I-95
Federal opportunity from 0H100 - HIGHWAY • Department of Transportation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 03, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 14, 11.
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Description
Do Not Use COMMBUYS to Bid on this Project
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Massachusetts Highway (0H100 - HIGHWAY) is soliciting a bridge preservation project titled “613196 BURLINGTON-LYNNFIELD-WAKEFIELD-WOBURN Bridge Preservation of 10 Bridges carrying I-95.” The response deadline is 2026-02-24T14:00:00+00:00 and the notice is marked “SBPP Eligible: YES.” A critical instruction in the description is: “Do Not Use COMMBUYS to Bid on this Project,” indicating the bid submission channel is outside COMMBUYS despite the posting. Multiple attachments are provided via COMMBUYS download links and should be treated as the authoritative source for scope, quantities, and submission instructions.
Procure a contractor to perform preservation work for 10 bridges carrying I-95 in Burlington, Lynnfield, Wakefield, and Woburn under project number 613196, using an off-COMMBUYS bid submission process as instructed.
- Bridge/structural preservation contractors with demonstrated experience working on interstate bridge assets (I-95 corridor) across multiple sites and municipalities (Burlington, Lynnfield, Wakefield, Woburn).
- Small businesses positioned to leverage the “SBPP Eligible: YES” designation, assuming eligibility aligns with the program requirements in the attachments.
- Firms comfortable following alternative bid submission procedures (since COMMBUYS is not to be used for bidding).
- Review all provided attachments for scope, locations/bridge IDs, preservation treatments, traffic management requirements, and bid forms (12 attachment download links are provided in the notice).
- Bridge preservation field work across 10 I-95-carrying structures in Burlington/Lynnfield/Wakefield/Woburn (exact treatments/quantities to be confirmed in attachments).
- Work planning and logistics for multi-site delivery across four municipalities on an interstate corridor (I-95).
- Bid submission per non-COMMBUYS instructions (explicitly stated: “Do Not Use COMMBUYS to Bid on this Project”).
- Confirm and follow the required bid submission method (do not submit through COMMBUYS per the notice).
- Download and review all listed attachments (12 files) for: scope, specifications, bid schedule, forms, and submission instructions.
- Evidence of SBPP eligibility if required/beneficial (notice indicates “SBPP Eligible: YES”).
- Completed pricing/forms as required by the attachments (bid forms, acknowledgements, certifications—exact items to be verified in attachments).
- Schedule/approach narrative only if required by the attachments (not stated in the notice text).
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- Submission channel compliance is a gating item: “Do Not Use COMMBUYS to Bid on this Project.”
- Treat attachment documents as controlling for instructions, forms, and any addenda (all provided as COMMBUYS download links tied to docId BD-26-1030-0H100-0H002-124024).
- Meet the response deadline: 2026-02-24T14:00:00+00:00.
- Use the attachments to identify the pricing structure (unit-price vs lump sum vs hybrid) and price to the bid schedule as provided (not stated in the notice text).
- Consider multi-site mobilization/traffic control efficiencies across Burlington/Lynnfield/Wakefield/Woburn since the work spans 10 bridges on I-95 (validate any required phasing in attachments).
- Traffic management/maintenance-of-traffic support suitable for interstate (I-95) work, if the attachments indicate specialized MOT requirements.
- Specialty bridge preservation subs that match the specified treatments in the attachments (e.g., coatings, concrete repairs, joint work—exact needs must be confirmed in documents).
- High risk of nonresponsive bid if submitted through the wrong channel; the notice explicitly prohibits using COMMBUYS to bid.
- Scope/requirements are not in the notice text; failure to download and comply with the attachment package could miss mandatory forms, addenda acknowledgements, or bid bonding requirements (if any).
- Multi-bridge, interstate (I-95) environment increases operational complexity; traffic staging and access constraints (if specified in attachments) can materially affect cost and schedule.
- Where and how must bids be submitted if not via COMMBUYS (physical delivery location, email portal, timing rules, and receipt confirmation)?
- Which attachment contains the official bid form/pricing schedule and are there addenda that must be acknowledged?
- Are there project-specific constraints for I-95 work windows, lane closures, or municipality coordination across Burlington, Lynnfield, Wakefield, and Woburn (as defined in the attachments)?
- What is the exact list of the 10 bridges (structure numbers/locations) and the preservation treatments required for each, per the contract documents?
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- Submission instructions/location for bids (since COMMBUYS cannot be used)
- Period of performance (start/end)
- Detailed scope and preservation treatments per bridge (in attachments)
- Solicitation number and notice type
- Place of performance details beyond the four municipalities/I-95 corridor
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