If you do track work, drainage work, or electrical work near rail lines, pay attention here. Perfetto Contracting Co. Inc. is the prime contractor putting together its team for the MTA- Westchester Train Facility job, and it's asking subcontractors and suppliers to get quotes in by October 29.
The job is at Westchester Yard in the Borough of the Bronx. The solicitation is listed under CR#2139981. The posting doesn't spell out a specific trade in the facts, but it's flagged as a subcontracting opportunity, meaning Perfetto is shopping this work out rather than doing all of it in-house.
Here's the backstory that matters for pricing this right: the underlying contract covers long-term flood mitigation and drainage improvement at the yard, plus track, signal, and traction power work to support that drainage and perimeter flood protection. That's a mix of civil, electrical, and rail trades all tied together on one site — so if your shop touches any piece of that, there's likely a lane for you. The overall contract is pegged at $100M or more in value, funded entirely through the Federal Transit Administration, and runs 1,461 calendar days. That's a four-year-plus job, which tells you Perfetto needs subs who can commit for the long haul, not just a quick in-and-out.
No dollar value, no specific trade category, and no M/WBE goal are listed in the facts for this particular sub-bid ad — the funding note on the larger contract says 'Goals: None,' but check the solicitation itself for anything that applies to your scope.
What to do next: if you want a shot at this, don't wait. Pull the solicitation under CR#2139981, figure out which piece of the drainage, track, signal, or traction power scope fits your trade, and get your number to Perfetto before October 29. On a job this size and this long, getting in early with a clean, complete quote is how you get noticed.
On the record: MTA- Westchester Train Facility, posted by Perfetto Contracting Co. Inc. seeking subcontractors and suppliers. Solicitation CR#2139981. Quotes are due to the prime October 29, 2026. The listing on NY State Contract Reporter: https://www.nyscr.ny.gov/Ads/Details/2139981. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-003455.html.