New York State Contract Reporter #2136061

Village of Wyoming Seeks Engineering Services for Water System Improvements

The Village of Wyoming in Wyoming County, New York, is seeking qualified engineering firms to support major improvements to its public water system. - Government Buyer: - Village of Wyoming, Wyoming County, NY - Office: Village Clerk's Office - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive engineering services for water system improvements - Planning, engineering design, permitting, and environmental reviews - Bidding support, construction administration, and inspection - Funding application assistance and project closeout - Focus areas include: - Water transmission main upgrades - Storage tank rehabilitation or replacement (150,000-gallon above-ground tank) - Hydraulic modeling and system reliability enhancements - Pumping system and control improvements - Implementation of SCADA system controls - System Details: - Serves approximately 427 residents - Includes groundwater supply, transmission/distribution infrastructure, and storage tank - Notable Requirements: - Firms must be licensed in New York State - Demonstrated experience with municipal water projects and federal/state funding programs (DWSRF, WIIA, USDA Rural Development, CDBG) - MWBE and DBE participation is strongly encouraged - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned; procurement is for professional engineering services only

Description

The Village of Wyoming, Wyoming County, New York, is soliciting statements of qualifications from qualified professional engineering firms. The selected firm will provide planning, engineering design, permitting, environmental reviews, bidding, construction administration, inspection, and funding assistance services for potential improvements to the Village's public water system. The project includes evaluation and improvements to water transmission infrastructure and water storage facilities to enhance system reliability, hydraulic performance, fire protection, regulatory compliance, resiliency, and sustainability. Funding is anticipated from multiple federal and state sources, and the procurement will follow a qualifications-based selection process.

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