The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has put out a bid for annual and periodic inspection, maintenance, and repair services on PATH's emergency diesel and natural gas generators, with bids due November 18.
The contract runs three years and covers the emergency generators that back up Port Authority Trans-Hudson, or PATH, facilities. The solicitation is filed under CR#2140379 -- that's a New York State Contract Reporter number, not a City Record listing. The posting lists the location only as "see document," and no trade category, dollar estimate, or plan holder count is on record.
This isn't new work for the Port Authority -- it's a recurring maintenance contract. The last time this kind of generator maintenance and repair work at PATH facilities went out to bid, Genserve LLC, based in Plainview, New York, won it with a total bid of $370,097. That gives a rough sense of the scale this kind of three-year service contract tends to run, though this round could price out differently.
For contractors who do emergency generator service -- diesel and natural gas both -- this is steady, recurring work rather than a one-time build. A three-year term means whoever wins has guaranteed service calls across PATH's system for a long stretch, which is worth factoring into how you price it against a shorter job.
Anyone chasing this should pull the full solicitation under CR#2140379 to get the actual facility list and scope, since the posting itself doesn't spell out locations or trade requirements. Bids are due November 18.
On the record: Annual And Periodic Inspections And Maintenance And Repair Services Of Port Authority Trans-Hudson Corporation (Path) Emergency Diesel And Natural Gas Generators -Three Year Contract, issued by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Solicitation CR#2140379. Bids are due November 18, 2026. The listing on NY State Contract Reporter: https://www.nyscr.ny.gov/Ads/Details/2140379. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-005063.html.