New York State Contract Reporter #2136405

Greenwood Lake Water Treatment Plant Renovations Solicitation

The Village of Greenwood Lake is seeking bids for major renovations to its Water Treatment Plant in Orange County, NY. - Government Buyer: - Village of Greenwood Lake (Village Clerk: Katheleen Holder) - Scope of Work: - Partial demolition and structural shoring - Physical repairs and construction of a building addition - Furnishing and installation of clarification, pumping, and filtration equipment - Installation of 4-6 inch ductile iron (DI) piping - SCADA system integration, new equipment supply and installation, and final restoration - Products/Services Requested: - Clarification equipment - Pumping equipment - Filtration equipment - 4-6 inch DI piping - SCADA system integration services - Notable Requirements: - 26% MWBE (Minority/Women Business Enterprise) participation goal - Proof of registration with the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) as required by Labor Law Section 220-I - Certified MWBE/SDVOB subcontractors and suppliers are encouraged to submit quotes - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract term is for the duration of the work; specific dates are not provided

Description

W.M. Schultz Construction, Inc., acting as the prime contractor, is seeking qualified subcontractors, service providers, material suppliers, and trucking firms for the Greenwood Lake Water Treatment Plant Renovations Project located in Greenwood Lake, Orange County, NY. The work includes water treatment plant renovations such as partial demolition, structural shoring, physical repairs, constructing a building addition, furnishing and installing clarification, pumping, and filtration equipment, as well as 4-6 inch DI piping. The project also involves contracted services for SCADA system integration, new equipment supply, installation, and final restoration. Certified MWBE/SDVOBs are actively encouraged to submit quotations. Contractors must provide proof of registration with NYSDOL as required by Labor Law Section 220-I.

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