The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has put out a bid for call-in plumbing maintenance, inspection, and repair services at Newark Liberty International Airport, with a contract term of three years. Bids are due November 12.
This one is filed under solicitation number CR#2140330, and it's a plumbing trade contract — the kind of job where you get called in as needed rather than working one continuous build. The posting doesn't list a location beyond pointing bidders to the bid documents themselves, so check those documents for the exact buildings and areas covered at the airport.
No estimated contract value, bidder count, or additional notes are listed on the posting. What's clear is the term: three years, which means this isn't a one-and-done job. It's ongoing service work, the kind that gives a plumbing contractor steady, predictable revenue if you win it.
Before you can bid, you'll need to pull the full solicitation and check what registration, prequalification, or bonding the Port Authority requires for airport work — agencies like this often have their own vendor registration process on top of standard bidding paperwork, and airport sites typically require security clearances and badging for crews. Don't assume your standard municipal bidding credentials carry over automatically.
A three-year call-in service contract at a major international airport is worth the estimating time if your shop does commercial plumbing maintenance work and can handle the credentialing and security requirements that come with an active airport site. Get the bid documents, confirm what registration or clearance steps apply to your crew, and get your bid in before November 12.
On the record: Call-In Plumbing Maintenance, Inspection And Repair Services At Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) – Three (3) Year Contract, issued by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Solicitation CR#2140330. Bids are due November 12, 2026. The listing on NY State Contract Reporter: https://www.nyscr.ny.gov/Ads/Details/2140330. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-005050.html.