2026 concrete repair program

Pennsauken Township, New Jersey is soliciting sealed bids for the 2026 Concrete Repair Program through its eProcurement Portal, with submissions due by 10:10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. This procurement encompasses the removal and replacement of existing concrete items and construction of new concrete items at various locations throughout the township, including curbs, sidewalks, driveway aprons, curb access ramps, monolithic curb and gutter, and concrete street pavement. The contract period is one year from the date of execution with an option for one additional year extension if mutually agreed upon, and contractors must begin work within ten days of receiving written notice from the Township Engineer. Bids are submitted on a unit price basis for nine line items: 6" x 8" x 18" concrete curb (500 linear feet), monolithic concrete curb and gutter (500 linear feet), concrete gutter replacement only (500 linear feet), concrete driveway apron (50 square yards), concrete sidewalk (500 square yards), concrete street pavement repair (500 square yards), concrete drainage swale (500 square yards), detectable warning surface for new ADA ramp cast-in-place (five each), and detectable warning surface for existing ADA ramp surface mount (five each). Qualified bidders must register with the New Jersey Department of Labor, obtain a Public Works Contractor Registration Certificate, and comply with New Jersey prevailing wage requirements. Required qualifications include comprehensive insurance coverage, affirmative action compliance, and various state and local compliance certifications. The Township reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities in bidding, with no mandatory site visit or bidders conference required.

Contractors must provide a bid bond equal to ten percent of the total bid amount (not to exceed $20,000), along with performance, labor and payment, and maintenance bonds equal to one hundred percent, one hundred percent, and twenty percent of the contract price, respectively. The solicitation documents do not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, or incumbent vendor information. No existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements are detailed in the available documentation. Actual quantities for the nine line items will vary from estimated amounts, and contractors shall make no claim for damages or lost profits based on quantity differences. The specific contract award value or budget range is not provided in the available procurement materials, though bidders should anticipate variable work volumes throughout the contract period based on the Township's as-needed repair requirements.