D006458-61 Addendum 01.pdf

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This is Addendum #01 issued by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) Hudson Valley District for the Susan B. Anthony State Historic Site Building Rehabilitation project. The project encompasses four separate lump sum prime contracts: D006458 (General Construction), D006459 (Electrical), D006460 (Plumbing), and D006461 (Mechanical). The work includes selective restoration of historic features such as brick repointing and metal porch roof repairs, structural improvements throughout the building, completion of a new apartment in the 1990s addition with new finishes, and system upgrades including new electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems. A pre-bid meeting was held on November 5, 2025, at the Susan B. Anthony State Historic Site in Battenville, New York. The deadline for submitting questions was November 13, 2025, at 4:00 pm, with bid opening scheduled for November 25, 2025, at 1:00 pm. The project duration is 360 days from the start date, with no restrictions on when work may commence. Proof of Department of Labor registration is required at bid submission, and failure to provide the registration certificate will result in automatic disqualification.

The engineer's estimates range from $679,655 to $919,553 for the general contract, $395,917 to $535,653 for electrical, $80,512 to $108,928 for plumbing, and $67,817 to $91,753 for mechanical. Field order allowances total $36,471 (GC), $21,245 (EC), $4,320 (PC), and $3,639 (MC), with corresponding bid bonds of $39,980, $23,290, $4,736, and $3,990 respectively. Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) goals are established at 26% MBE and 4% WBE for the general contract, 22% MBE and 8% WBE for electrical, while plumbing and mechanical contracts require good faith efforts. The project is Wicks Law exempt under Public Building Law 8(6). All bidders must certify compliance with New York State Finance Law 139-m regarding gender-based violence and workplace policies. Bid submission is digital, directed to Hudson.CapitalProcurement@parks.ny.gov, and the addendum includes responses to four contractor questions regarding pile specifications, pile depth, geotechnical reports, and pile termination details.

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HUDSON VALLEY DISTRICT ADDENDUM # 01

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation

Taconic Region • 9 Old Post Road, Staatsburg, New York 12580 • (845) 889-4100 Palisades Region • Palisades Interstate Parkway, Bear Mountain, NY 10911 • (845) 786-2701

Saratoga Region • 19 Roosevelt Drive, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 • (518) 584-2535

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Susan B. Anthony State Historic Site Building Rehabilitation

November 18, 2025

Project ID #: SA-SB-2023-001

Contract Number(s): D006458, D006459, D006460, D006461

General Information:

• Read All Plans, Specifications, and Addenda Carefully.

• IMPORTANT: Acknowledge receipt of all addenda on the bid form when submitting your bid.

• This Addendum is part of the Contract Documents in accordance with the “Instructions to Bidders.”

• The Request for Information (RFI) due date specified in the “Notice to Bidders” has passed. No other RFI’s may be processed.

Attachments:

• Pre-Bid Meeting Agenda & Sign-in Sheet

• Response to RFI 01.

• Gender-Based Violence and the Workplace Certification:

Under New York State Finance Law §139-m, all bidders submitting a bid for a New York State contract must establish a policy addressing gender-based violence in the workplace and include required certification language set forth in State Finance Law §139-m(1)(a) with their bid submission, where competitive bidding is required by law or where the State contracting entity has otherwise determined, in its discretion, to impose the requirement. Under New York State Procurement Guidelines, a “bidder” is defined as “any individual, business, vendor or other legal entity, or any employee, agent, consultant or person acting on behalf thereof, that submits a bid in response to a solicitation.” Bidders will submit, with their bids, the above-referenced certification, indicating that they have implemented a policy addressing gender-based violence in the workplace or provide a signed statement indicating why they are not able to meet this requirement.”

For additional information visit Gender-Based Violence and the Workplace | Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence.

Guide to Financial Operations

REV. 11/12/2025

https://opdv.ny.gov/gender-based-violence-and-workplace

Hudson Valley KATHY HOCHUL KATHY MOSER Capital District Governor Acting Commissioner

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation – Hudson Valley Capital District

Taconic Region • 9 Old Post Road, Staatsburg, New York 12580 • (845) 889-4100 Palisades Region • 3006 Seven Lakes Dr, Bear Mountain, NY 10911• (845) 786-2701 Saratoga Region • 19 Roosevelt Drive, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 • (518) 584-2000 www.parks.ny.gov

Susan B. Anthony House Building Rehabilitation Susan B. Anthony State Historic Site Pre-Bid Meeting Agenda

General Contract: D006458 Eletrical Contract: D006459 Plumbing Contract: D006460 Mechanical Contract: D006461

Meeting Date: 5 November 2025 @ 10:00 am Location: Susan B. Anthony State Historic Site 2835 State Rt 29, Battenville, NY 12834

Agenda

A. Introductions of Project Team

• OPRHP Staff Hudson Valley District, Capital Division

• OPRHP Park Staff Local Operations

B. Scope of Work Description (and as per Summary specification Section 01 1000):

Contractors are responsible for reviewing all the drawings and specifications (and addenda if any) to obtain a complete understanding of all work scope. Work will be contracted under four Lump Sum Prime Contracts – refer to bid form for more information.

The Project Description Summary is not intended to list all elements of contract. The Work of Contract D006458-61 includes all work indicated in the Contract Documents, including but not limited to all work described in Technical Specifications Divisions 01 through Division 33.

• Bid Advertisement: October 27, 2025 (Monday)

• Last Day for Questions: November 13, 2025 at 4:00pm (Thursday)

• Bid Opening: November 25, 2025 at 1:00pm (bids due by 12:30 pm)

Tuesday

• Project Duration: 360 days

• Liquidated Damages: Refer to project manual General Conditions

• Engineer’s Estimate

Range:

GC [$679,655 to $919,553] EC [$395,917 to $535,653] PC [80,512 to $108,928] http://www.parks.ny.gov/

MC [$67,817 to $91,753]

• Alternates: None

• Field Order Allowances: GC $36,471 as stated in project manual

EC $21,245

PC $4,320

MC $3,639

• Bid Bond As stated in project manual

GC $39,980

EC $23,290

PC $4,736

MC $3,990

• Start Date Restrictions: None.

• Wicks Law Exempt: Public Building Law § 8(6) applies to this project. See

Notice to Bidders. There are four Prime contracts.

• MWBE Goals: D006458 GC – 26% MBE, 4% WBE, 0% SDVOB

D006459 EC – 22% MBE, 8% WBE, 0% SDVOB

D006460 PC – Good Faith Efforts (GFE) D006461 MC – Good Faith Efforts (GFE)

• Director’s Representative:

Amanda Tucker, Tanya Bruno

• Other Project Contacts: As stated on project manual. Kurt Kress, Amanda Maguire, Magen Bauer

• Project Description: • Select restoration of historic features – brick repointing, repairs to metal porch roof, and side entrance canopy

• Structural improvements throughout

• Completion of a new apartment in rear 1990’s addition with new finishes, electrical, plumbing, mechanical.

• New electrical throughout the 1990’s addition and minimal electrical in historic core for key functions

• New mechanical

• Project Milestones None

• ADDENDA None issued as of today. We have received no RFIs as of today.

Addenda will be issued at least 1 week prior to bid date.

C. Notes:

a. Please make sure to confirm receipt of any Addenda.

b. Only questions and answers put into writing are binding. Please submit RFIs and all technical questions to Amanda.Tucker@parks.ny.gov

c. Bid submission is digital – address for all bid submission is

Hudson.CapitalProcurement@parks.ny.gov. Bidding procedures outlined in Notice to Bidders.

mailto:Amanda.Tucker@parks.ny.gov mailto:Hudson.CapitalProcurement@parks.ny.gov

d. NEW: Proof of DOL registration is now required to be submitted with bid. Failure to provide the registration certificate at bid opening will result in automatic disqualification.

e. All Required Building Permits to be issued/secured by NYS OPRHP

f. Unit Prices – not applied to this project.

g. Other projects out to bid: keep a look out on Contract Reporter, Times Union, etc.

D. Site specific conditions:

a. Existing building/Utilities

b. Historic Preservation around the site

c. Patron usage of site and buildings during construction

E. Walk the jobsite

a. Point out locations of utilities, parking/mobilization, special considerations/instructions.

HUDSON VALLEY DISTRICT ADDENDUM # 01

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Taconic Region • 9 Old Post Road, Staatsburg, New York 12580 • (845) 889-4100

Palisades Region • Palisades Interstate Parkway, Bear Mountain, NY 10911 • (845) 786-2701 Saratoga Region • 19 Roosevelt Drive, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 • (518) 584-2535

Contractor Questions and Answers:

• Question #1:

If there is a geotechnical report available, could you please share that with us?

o Answer #1:

There is no geotechnical report available.

• Question #2:

Cantsink manufactures a 2.875" (OD) sch40 HSS pile capable of achieving an ultimate load of 60 kips, with a torque rating of 6,700 ft-lbs (see attached). Would you consider approving the use of these piles as an alternate to the GoliathTech piles spec'd?

o Answer #2:

The piles indicated in the specs were intended to illustrate a basis of design, and were not intended to be a flat-spec. Alternate piles can be considered and may be approvable via shop drawing review after the construction contractor is awarded.

A complete review of the Cantsink piles will not be undertaken at this time, but a cursory review suggests that they are similar to the basis of design.

• Question #3:

In the interest of level setting the bids for this portion of the project, would you consider establishing a bid depth for the piles?

o Answer #3:

The Helical Pile Schedule on S-001 states a minimum pile depth of 7'-0".

• Question #4:

Could you provide some clarity regarding how many piles will be terminated with a timber bracket vs how many will use a new construction cap?

o Answer #4:

For bid purposes, assume Qty (7) Saddle Connection or SST CCO4.62, and Qty (6) Concrete Cap Plate

06/2025 OPR 103

NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Saratoga / Capital District Region, Hudson Valley District

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI)

OPR-103

Project: Susan B. Anthony House Building Rehabilitation

Request Number: 1 Date: 11-07-25 Spec Section No.: Click here to enter text. Drawing No:Click here to enter text.

Contract Number: (GC)D006458; (EC) D006459; (PC) D006460; (MC) D006461

Request From: Cantsink

Reply Email Address: rob@cantsink.com

Email Request to: Amanda Tucker – Amanda.Tucker@parks.ny.gov

Remarks:

Question:

Answer: Click here to enter text.

- Cantsink manufactures a 2.875" (OD) sch40 HSS pile capable of achieving an ultimate load of 60 kips, with a torque rating of 6,700 ft-lbs (see attached). Would you consider approving the use of these piles as an alternate to the GoliathTech piles spec 'd? Our ESR is available upon request.- In the interest of level setting the bids for this portion of the project, would you conside r establishing a bid depth for the piles?- If there is a geotechnical report available, could you please share that with us? This wi ll enable us to determine the best helix design to use for the subsurface conditions.- Could you provide some clarity regarding how many piles will be terminated with a timber bracket vs how many will use a new construction cap?

1. There is no geotechnical report available.

2. The piles indicated in the specs were intended to illustrate a basis of design, and were not intended to be a flat-spec. Alternate piles can be considered and may be approvable via shop drawing review after the construction contractor is awarded.

A complete review of the Cantsink piles will not be undertaken at this time, but a cursory review suggests that they are similar to the basis of design.

3. The Helical Pile Schedule on S-001 states a minimum pile depth of 7'-0".

4. For bid purposes, assume Qty (7) Saddle Connection or SST CCO4.62, and Qty (6) Concrete Cap Plate

Gender-Based Violence and the Workplace Certification

New York State Finance Law §139-M requires bidders on competitive state procurements to certify that they have a written policy addressing gender-based violence and the workplace and that such policy meets the following minimum requirements:

● Share Information: Employers must provide information regarding gender-based violence where employees can see and access it, including displaying the NYS Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline information and a gender-based violence and the workplace poster.

● Refer Employee-Survivors to Services: The policy must require that the employer refer employees who disclose current or past victim status to the NYS Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline and/or a local service provider. For bidders outside of New York State, referrals should be made to a local provider or statewide hotline. While referrals are required to be provided by the employer, it is not required for the employee to access services.

● Prohibit Retaliation: The policy must clearly state that discrimination or retaliation against employees who identify as victims or survivors of gender-based violence is prohibited.

● Comply with Laws: Ensure your policy follows State law. For employers based in New York State, this means that the policy must follow the SAFE Leave Act, New York State Human Rights Law, and any other relevant laws and regulations.

● Offer Implementation Support: OPDV is able to assist employers in developing and implementing this policy. Employers must provide information to supervisors and human resources, where available, about this technical assistance from OPDV. OPDV can be contacted at workplace@opdv.ny.gov.

By submission of this bid, each bidder and each person signing on behalf of any bidder certifies, and in the case of a joint bid each party thereto certifies as to its own organization, under penalty of perjury, that the bidder has and has implemented a written policy addressing gender-based violence and the workplace and has provided such policy to all of its employees, directors and board members. Such policy shall, at a minimum, meet the requirements of subdivision 11 of section five hundred seventy-five of the executive law.

Organization’s signature below certifies its compliance with State Finance Law §139-M.

Organization: __________________________________________

By (signature): ____________________________________

Name (Please Print): _______________________________

Title: ____________________________________________

Date: ____________________

This form must be signed by an authorized executive or legal representative.

If the organization cannot make the above certification, they must provide an attached statement with their bid detailing the reasons therefor.

mailto:workplace@opdv.ny.gov

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