Subcontractors and suppliers working the marine and port space have a prime to call. Trevcon Construction is seeking sub bids under solicitation CR#2140522 for the New York and New Jersey Marine Terminals Priority Marine Rehabilitation program, with work located at APM Terminal Port Elizabeth.
The posting doesn't spell out which trades are wanted or give a dollar value for this specific scope, and it doesn't name an agency — Trevcon is the prime running this one, so it's Trevcon collecting your number, not a public agency.
Quotes to Trevcon are due November 30. No plan-holder count or estimate is listed in the posting itself.
This job sits inside a bigger picture. The Port Authority's Priority Marine Rehabilitation Program is a $100 million effort overall, and the Port Authority has said it will require heavy participation from MBE, SDVOB and WBE firms — that's minority-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and women-owned business enterprises. Two more work packages at the Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine Terminal are in design under that same program, and a separate work order job at Howland Hook Marine Terminal in the program is estimated between $2 million and $4 million. If you're certified in any of those categories, this program is worth watching well past this one solicitation.
Reach out to Trevcon with your number before November 30, and reference CR#2140522. If this program keeps rolling out packages the way the background suggests, getting in front of Trevcon now could put you in line for more than just this one job.
On the record: New York and New Jersey Marine Terminals Priority Marine Rehabitlitation, posted by Trevcon Construction seeking subcontractors and suppliers. Solicitation CR#2140522. Quotes are due to the prime November 30, 2026. The listing on NY State Contract Reporter: https://www.nyscr.ny.gov/Ads/Details/2140522. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-005163.html.