7840630000, pipelining, 6-3

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is seeking a contractor for a culvert pipe lining pilot program specifically for Delaware County Maintenance (6-3). The procurement focuses on pipelining services for repairing specific culvert sections, including a 70 linear feet section of 36-inch corrugated steel pipe on SR 2016 and a 128 linear feet section of 30-inch corrugated steel pipe on SR 1018. Contractors must be certified by materials manufacturer AP/M Permaform and are required to use specified materials and processes, with strict adherence to OSHA safety requirements and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The contract opportunity was posted on January 24, 2018, with proposals due by February 7, 2018. Deliverables include the installation of cementitious pipe linings using a centrifugally cast in-place method, with pricing structured on a per-unit basis. Contractors must submit technical data sheets, certifications, and design calculations, and must follow specific application requirements for different weather conditions.

The contract does not explicitly mention set-aside designations or restrictions for specific business types. No incumbent vendor is directly identified in the documentation. The procurement covers jurisdictions including Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Brodheadsville CDP, suggesting a regional scope for the maintenance project. While specific budget ranges are not detailed, the contract appears to be a one-year agreement with potential extension options. The procurement is a pilot program, indicating potential for future expansion or similar projects depending on the success of this initial implementation. Contractors must demonstrate technical capability through manufacturer certification and compliance with specified materials and processes. The project represents a targeted infrastructure maintenance effort focused on culvert pipe rehabilitation using specialized lining techniques.