Parking Structure Infrastructure Improvements Services
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SUMMARY
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A government authority in Valhalla, New York, is seeking vendor services for infrastructure improvements to a parking structure. The work includes structural column and double-T beam concrete repairs, repair or replacement of existing shear connectors, removal and replacement of caulked and expansion joints, structural epoxy injections, and replacement of the existing traffic-wearing membrane.
The project also includes parking stall striping, replacement of surface drains and above-ground drainage piping, installation of a new dry standpipe, asphalt pavement replacement for duct bank installation, and replacement of existing chain-link fencing. Electrical work includes replacing deteriorated electrical components, conduits, and light fixtures; installing a new power duct bank feed; and providing communication and electrical infrastructure to support new electric vehicle charging stations.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 26, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Commercial parking structure and concrete rehabilitation contractor
- Experience with structural repairs, expansion joints, epoxy injections, and traffic-wearing membranes
- Expertise in drainage, standpipe, paving, fencing, and electrical infrastructure installation
- Qualified to install power and communications infrastructure for electric vehicle charging systems
- Proven experience completing public-sector or government authority construction projects
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