Parking Garage Repairs Services
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SUMMARY
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A government authority in Tonawanda, New York is seeking a contractor to provide parking garage repair services. The work includes both structural and surface rehabilitation activities intended to restore and protect the facility.
Scope of work includes deep and shallow concrete repairs, epoxy crack injection, replacement of washes and expansion joints, cleaning of concrete surfaces, application of a penetrating sealer, and repainting of line striping to match the existing layout.
The project also includes plumbing and related systems work. Required tasks include replacing area drains, drain piping, risers, and fittings with epoxy-coated piping and fittings; replacing floor cleanouts, drains, and trench drains at ground level; replacing a check valve on the fire protection system; replacing hangers for copper washdown piping with copper or vinyl-coated supports; and stripping and repainting natural gas piping with rust-preventative paint.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 28, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- General contractor with parking structure repair and restoration experience
- Concrete repair specialist with expertise in crack injection, joint replacement, and protective sealers
- Mechanical or plumbing contractor experienced in drainage, risers, fittings, and trench drain replacement
- Firm familiar with repair work in occupied or active public facilities
- Company with experience coordinating structural, plumbing, and protective coating scopes
- Licensed and insured contractor able to perform public sector facility repair projects
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