Prefabricated Bridge

The State of New Hampshire, specifically through the Department of Administrative Services' Division of Procurement and Support Services, is soliciting bids for a prefabricated modular bridge (Bid No. 29-26) to be located on Indian Stream Road in Pittsburg, Coos County. The procurement requires a one-time purchase of a single prefabricated bridge with specific technical requirements, including a minimum 16' clear travel width, HL93 loading capacity, full dimensional steel end plates, a guardrail system, and a treated nail-laminated Southern Yellow Pine deck system. The bridge must be constructed using domestic structural steel and feature a two-coat epoxy primer/urethane finish. Delivery is expected within 90 days of purchase order receipt, with the bridge to be placed into storage until needed. The bid is set to close on September 19, 2025, at 11:00 AM, with potential bidders required to submit detailed pricing on the provided offer sheet. Vendors are encouraged to review all specifications and contact the purchasing agent, Jonah Rosa, at NH.Purchasing@das.nh.gov for any clarifications.

The solicitation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent types, though it does encourage environmentally friendly considerations with preferences for energy-efficient, reusable, recyclable, and low-pollutant products. Vendors must provide safety data sheets and comply with workplace safety regulations. While no specific budget range is detailed, the State reserves the right to reject any or all bids and will award the contract based on lowest cost and compliance with specifications. The procurement allows flexibility in design proposals, provided they meet the minimum technical specifications, and notably does not restrict the professional engineer's (P.E.) stamp to a specific state. Potential bidders are advised to visit https://das.nh.gov/purchasing/vendorresources.aspx for complete bid details and addendums. Payment terms are established at 30 days after invoice receipt and successful delivery and inspection, with the State assuming responsibility for permitting, off-loading, and installation of the bridge.