Perfetto Contracting Co. Inc. is soliciting MWBE and SDVOB subcontractor bids for the reconstruction of the Paerdegat Pumping Station, according to a contractor ad posted November 6 in the New York State Contract Reporter, with sub-bids due December 16.
The ad does not name the owner agency, but a pumping station rebuild in Brooklyn's Paerdegat Basin area is typically a Department of Environmental Protection wastewater asset — the kind of heavy-civil structural and mechanical work that keeps a sewershed from backing up during storms. The posting lists the work under highways and roadways maintenance and new construction, which suggests a site/civil scope alongside the mechanical pump work.
“Perfetto is listed as the outreach contact, not the agency — a sign the prime contract is already lined up and this is the subcontracting-plan stage.”
Perfetto is listed as the contact for subcontracting outreach rather than the agency itself, meaning Perfetto has already won or expects to win the prime contract and is now building its MWBE/SDVOB subcontracting plan — a required step on most state and city-funded infrastructure work before a prime can finalize its bid or satisfy contract conditions.
No bid amount, engineer's estimate, or plan-holder information is listed in the ad. Subs interested in electrical, mechanical, concrete, or dewatering scope should reach out directly through the solicitation rather than wait for a public tabulation, since this is an outreach ad, not a public bid opening.
What to do next
MWBE- and SDVOB-certified subcontractors in concrete, mechanical, or electrical trades should respond to Perfetto's solicitation before the December 16 deadline. Firms should confirm with Perfetto which agency and contract this falls under before pricing, since the ad itself doesn't name the owner.