Furnish And Deliver Painting Services For The Henry Hudson Trail Bridge, #438-B04 Over Route 35, Keyport, New Jersey For The Monmouth County Park System (Addendum #1 Issued)(Addendum #2 Issued)(Addendum #3 Issued)(Addendum #4 Issued)(Addendum #5 Issued)

Monmouth County Purchasing Division is soliciting bids for comprehensive painting services for the Henry Hudson Trail Bridge, #438-B04, situated over Route 35 in Keyport, New Jersey, on behalf of the Monmouth County Park System. The extensive scope of work includes general requirements such as mobilization, demobilization, safety/hazard prevention, housekeeping, final clean-up, field engineering, temporary utilities, storage and marshalling yards, permits, insurance, bonding, and pollution liability insurance, alongside a bar chart progress schedule and updates. Specific tasks detailed encompass maintenance and protection of traffic, uniformed police officers allowance, various repairs and site work for Bridge No. 1313-154 including final clean-up, site clearing, hot mix asphalt pavement repair, sealing of cracks, epoxy waterproofing, lubrication of bearings, pressure injection for concrete cracks, testing, substructure concrete repair, chain-link fence repair, cleaning/sealing concrete curb joints, topsoil spreading, and riprap stone protection. Additionally, the project involves a containment system and a multi-stage SSPC (Blast/Prime, Stripe/Intermediate, Finish) coating application for Bridge No. 1313-154, with an allowance for unforeseen conditions and an alternate bid item for PVC-coated steel chain-link fence installation. This project is critical for maintaining vital infrastructure within the county's park system, ensuring safety and longevity. Prospective contractors are required to fulfill specific qualification criteria, including obtaining all necessary permits, providing comprehensive insurance (including pollution liability), and securing appropriate bonding, as explicitly stated within the general requirements. Bids must be submitted on standard Request for Bid (RFB) forms and adhere strictly to the manner and requirements detailed in the project specifications. The documentation indicates that Addenda #1 through #5 have been issued, signifying important clarifications and updates to the bid package, which must be reviewed by all interested parties. While no mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits are specified in the provided text, contractors are strongly encouraged to thoroughly review all downloadable project specifications, clarifications, and addenda to understand the full extent of the requirements and ensure compliance. All bids must be received by the Monmouth County Purchasing Division no later than September 30, 2026, at 10:30:00 AM. Detailed specifications and bid forms can be obtained from the Monmouth County Purchasing Department. For specific inquiries regarding the bid, Sophia Giezey can be contacted at 732-431-7370 UNLOCK X7381. The Monmouth County Purchasing Division is located at the Hall of Records, 3rd Floor, 1 East Main St., Freehold, NJ 07728. The comprehensive bid package outlines all necessary submission instructions, and while bonding is a general requirement, specific bid security or performance bond percentages are expected to be detailed within the full specifications. Adherence to all submission guidelines is paramount for consideration.