New York State Contract Reporter #2133213

This opportunity seeks qualified engineering firms to provide comprehensive services for stormwater infrastructure improvements in the Village of Barker, NY, funded by a $1.5 million New York State Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). - Government Buyer: - Village of Barker, Village Hall, Village Clerk-Treasurer's Office - Scope of Services: - Design, bidding, and construction phase engineering services for stormwater sewer collection system and drainage improvements - Development of design plans, specifications, and contract documents - Securing all necessary permits and approvals - Bidding assistance and construction administration/observation - Project Details: - Phase I improvements along Quaker Road (from Golden Hill Creek south to 1717 Quaker Road), and inlets along Main Street and Church Street - Total project budget: $1,500,000 (fully funded by CDBG grant) - Vendor Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate significant experience in stormwater and sanitary sewer system engineering - Proven track record with CDBG-funded projects - Encouragement of participation from Minority and Women Business Enterprises and Section 3 businesses - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned; this is a professional engineering services procurement - Submission Location: - Village Hall, 8708 Main Street, PO Box 298, Barker, NY 14012 - Period of Performance: - Contract term is 16 months

The Village of Barker in New York is seeking proposals for engineering services related to stormwater infrastructure improvements under a New York State Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). The scope includes design, bidding, and construction phase engineering services such as developing design plans, specifications, contract documents, securing permits, bidding assistance, and construction administration. Firms must have significant experience with stormwater system engineering and a successful history with CDBG-funded projects. The total project budget is $1,500,000, fully supported by the CDBG grant.