Concrete Repair at Various City Streets

The City of Atlantic City is seeking sealed electronic bids for Concrete Repair at Various City Streets (Bid #25-54) through the BidNet Direct e-procurement platform. The project encompasses concrete repair work for sidewalks, driveways, curbs, and related infrastructure, with a required completion timeline of 30 calendar days following purchase order approval. Bidders must demonstrate a minimum of five years of masonry/concrete contractor experience and provide three professional references. The bid includes unit pricing for multiple concrete repair items such as 4" thick concrete sidewalks, 6" reinforced driveways, detectable warning surfaces, reset paver sidewalks, granite curb reset, concrete gutters, and vertical curbs. Electronic bid submissions are due on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 11:00 AM, with a mandatory electronic submission method. Bidders must comply with New Jersey prevailing wage requirements and provide proof of business registration. A pre-bid Zoom meeting is scheduled to provide additional details, with technical support available at 1-800-835-4603 option #2 for bid upload assistance.

The contract includes a $10,000 contingency and will have a two-year term, with work awarded on an open order basis, meaning the city does not guarantee a specific work volume. The city strongly encourages hiring Atlantic City residents and local contractors, potentially providing additional consideration to local businesses. Bidders must meet various legal and regulatory requirements, including affirmative action compliance, non-discrimination standards, and contractor registration protocols. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed, the procurement appears to prioritize local economic participation. The bid does not specify a precise contract value, but the open order structure and comprehensive unit pricing suggest flexibility in potential project scope. Contractors will need to demonstrate not only technical capability but also commitment to local workforce development and regulatory compliance to be competitive in this procurement opportunity.