Parking Garage Repairs at Stamford Superior Court

The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch is soliciting bids for parking garage and plaza repairs and rehabilitation at 123 Hoyt Street, Stamford, Connecticut, with proposals due October 8, 2026.

The scope includes plaza drainage (drains and trench drains), plaza slabs, driveway surface and lower ejector pump room roof, structural steel framing demolition and replacement, structural decking demolition and replacement, fireproofing and concrete encasement removal, structural testing and evaluation of concrete walls, hydrostatic pressure relief (weep holes), concrete wall and column repair, and spalled or cracked brick veneer and mortar joint repair. The contract documents include detailed specifications and structural drawings prepared by HF Lenz Engineering.

The contractor must mobilize and commence construction no later than 14 calendar days after issuance of a Purchase Order and complete all work within 180 days from that date. Critical submittals — Site Logistics Plan, Phasing/Sequence Plan, construction schedule, and schedule of values — are due within 7 calendar days of Purchase Order issuance. Project closeout must be completed within 60 calendar days from substantial completion.

The contract includes five allowances totaling $75,000: $10,000 for third-party material testing and inspections, $5,000 for unforeseen MEP repairs, $20,000 for additional modified bitumen roof systems, $10,000 for additional masonry repointing, and $30,000 for additional concrete cutting and patching. Two unit prices apply for concrete cutting and patching (per 300 square feet) and miscellaneous structural steel (per 1,000 pounds).

Work is restricted to 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with weekend work permitted 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The facility operates under full Owner occupancy; the Owner reserves the right to halt work if disruptive to court proceedings and may require disruptive activities outside normal business hours at no additional cost. All contractor personnel require identification tags, are subject to drug screening, and must sign in and out daily with Owner representatives. Seventy-two hours' advance notice is required for activities affecting operations. The Engineer's Representative is Scott Kraynak at HF Lenz; the Owner's Representative is Brian A. Dillon, Deputy Director of Judicial Branch Facilities.