New York State Contract Reporter #2136383

Engineering Design Services for PFAS Treatment and Removal System for Public Water Supply

Graymoor Village Corporation is seeking professional engineering firms to design and support construction of a PFAS Treatment and Removal System for its public water system in Garrison, New York. - Government Buyer: - Graymoor Village Corporation, Mission Support - Friars of the Atonement - Scope of Work: - Engineering design and construction phase services for a PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) treatment and removal system - Includes project planning, evaluation of PFAS treatment technologies, preparation of final design plans and specifications, permitting, bidding assistance, construction observation, contract administration, and project closeout - Funding and Compliance: - Project is partially funded by the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (NYSEFC) through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) under the IIJA Emerging Contaminants Program - 20% MWBE participation goal (10% MBE, 10% WBE) - Strict insurance requirements (workers compensation, general liability, auto liability, professional liability) - Compliance with Qualifications-Based Selection procedures - Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience with PFAS treatment systems, public water supply projects, and NYSEFC/NYSDOH-funded projects - No specific OEMs, vendors, part numbers, or product quantities are specified; the opportunity is open to qualified engineering firms

Description

The Graymoor Village Corporation is requesting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified professional engineering firms to provide engineering design and construction phase services for a PFAS Treatment and Removal System for its public water system located in Garrison, New York. The services include project planning, evaluation of PFAS treatment technologies, preparation of final design plans and specifications, permitting, bidding assistance, construction observation, contract administration, and project closeout. The project is funded in part by the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Emerging Contaminants Program. Selection will be made in accordance with Qualifications-Based Selection procedures.

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