New York State Contract Reporter #2136481

RFQ for Building Improvements at 128 Main Street, Richfield Springs, NY

This opportunity seeks qualified contractors for building improvements at 128 Main Street, Richfield Springs, NY, under the New York Forward Small Projects Fund. - Government Buyer: Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. (MVEDD), in partnership with Empire State Development - Project Scope: - Insulate the building - Replace or upgrade three exit/entry doors - Replace or upgrade the steel roof over the kitchen area - Install steel siding on the entire building, including all trim and fascia - No specific OEMs or product brands are named; contractors may propose suitable materials and products - The RFQ is to establish a pre-qualified pool of contractors for small-scale commercial and mixed-use improvement projects - Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE) participation is strongly encouraged, with 10% goals for both MBE and WBE - Contractors must provide company information, NYS Contractor License, MWBE certification (if applicable), relevant experience, references, proof of insurance and bonding, and detailed pricing - Contractors must demonstrate capacity, regulatory compliance, and quality control - Work is anticipated for 2026-2027

Description

Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. (MVEDD) is seeking statements of qualification from qualified and experienced contractors to perform construction services for various small-scale commercial and mixed-use improvement projects funded by a Small Projects Fund grant from New York Forward for the Town of Richfield, Otsego County. The scope includes insulating the building, replacing/upgrading three exit/entry doors, replacing/upgrading the steel roof over the kitchen area, and siding the entire building with steel including all trim and fascia. This RFQ aims to establish a pre-qualified pool of contractors eligible to bid on and perform work for eligible small business and property owners participating in the program. Minority and Women-Owned Businesses are strongly encouraged to respond.

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