Extra Heavy Rock Material for Armoring & Erosion Control (Statewide)

The New York State Extra Heavy Rock Material for Armoring & Erosion Control state-wide contract provides a critical procurement vehicle for state agencies and political subdivisions to acquire specialized rock materials designed to address infrastructure protection challenges. These materials are specifically intended to mitigate flooding risks, prevent widespread erosion, and protect coastline structures, natural barriers, and navigation channels. The contract enables governmental entities to procure essential geological resources necessary for environmental preservation and infrastructure resilience projects, focusing on strategic rock material solutions that can help manage water-related environmental and structural vulnerabilities.

The contract was awarded on March 27, 2020, with a five-year performance period extending through March 26, 2025, and is managed by the New York State Office of General Services (OGS). Fourteen prime contractors were selected for this commodity-based indefinite delivery vehicle, including Barre Stone Products Inc, Barrett Paving Materials Inc, Callanan Industries Inc, Certified Road Constructors Inc, Cobleskill Stone Products Inc, County Line Stone Co Inc, Dolomite Products Company Inc, Heidelberg Materials Northeast NY LLC, Mitchell Stone Products LLC, Peckham Materials Corp, Schaefer Enterprises of Deposit Inc, Seneca Stone Corporation, Shelby Crushed Stone Inc, Thalle Industries Inc, Troy Sand & Gravel Co Inc, and Wingdale Materials Corp. The contract covers the entire state of New York and is available to all state agencies and political subdivisions, with no specific MWBE or SDVOB participation goals.

Each individual IDV under this master contract was awarded to a different prime contractor, providing multiple sources for rock material procurement. The contracts are identical in structure, each spanning from March 27, 2020, to March 26, 2025, and classified as commodity-type contracts. While no specific contract-level values were provided, the breadth of contractors suggests a comprehensive approach to ensuring rock material availability across New York State. The contract's design allows authorized users to acquire rock materials as needed, without establishing a fixed quantity, thereby offering flexibility in addressing infrastructure and environmental protection requirements.