RFQ-398 - Ludlow St. Over Metro North Railroad Bridge Rehabilitation PE Services

The City of Yonkers (the “City”) is seeking qualifications from interested professional engineering firms to provide the professional services required for the City of Yonkers Ludlow Street Over Metro North Railroad Bridge Rehabilitation Project (BIN 2254720).  The City is interested in retaining a qualified Consultant to perform all required preliminary engineering, analysis, design and contract document production required for the rehabilitation of the Ludlow Street Over Metro North Railroad Bridge in the City of Yonkers, with an option to also provide construction management and inspection services. The selected firm shall perform all the necessary services provided under any contract resulting from this Request for Qualifications (“RFQ”) in a satisfactory and proper manner, as determined by the Office of the City Engineer, in accordance with professional and current industry design and construction standards.

The rehabilitation work will include: bridge approach slabs and parapets; partial concrete deck repair; deck joints; steel girder repair; bearing and bearing pad replacement; abutment repair; sidewalks; and miscellaneous related utility work as required.  This RFQ seeks to identify a qualified professional engineering firm to assist the City with the performance of all required preliminary studies, analysis, design and contract document production, with an option to also provide construction management and inspection services.  The duration of the project is assumed to be (24) months.

The Project Identification Number is Bridge NY PIN 8762.22. A preliminary estimate of total project cost has been determined to be approximately $2,000,000.  The project is anticipated to begin June 2019, and be complete June 2022.  The payment method for consultant services is anticipated to be a Cost Plus Fixed Fee Contract Type.  Please note that the City of Yonkers is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) meeting the non-discrimination requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended.  Also note that the DBE utilization level has been determined to be 20% for this project.