New York State Contract Reporter #2136775

Architectural Services for Statewide Historic Restoration and Rehabilitation

The New York State Office of General Services (OGS) Design & Construction group is seeking an architectural firm for historic restoration and rehabilitation services across state-owned historic buildings. - Government Buyer: - New York State Office of General Services (OGS), Design & Construction, Consultant Procurement - Scope of Services: - Architectural services for restoration and rehabilitation of historic state buildings, including the NYS Capitol, Empire State Plaza, office buildings, armories, and other institutional facilities - Services include field investigations, testing, code analysis, document preparation, and may require additional engineering (site/civil, structural, fire protection/alarm, energy efficiency, renewable energy, sustainability) - Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate expertise in historic building construction, restoration principles, and public sector projects - Familiarity with the New York State Historic Preservation Act Section 14.09 consultation process is required - MWBE participation goals: 15% Minority-Owned, 15% Women-Owned - SDVOB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business) participation goal: 6% - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are referenced, as this is a professional services opportunity - Previous similar contract awarded to Architectural Preservation Studio D.P.C.

Description

The New York State Office of General Services (OGS) Design & Construction group intends to contract with one architectural firm specializing in historic restoration and rehabilitation projects. These projects may include historic state buildings such as the NYS Capitol and Empire State Plaza, office buildings, armories, and various state-owned institutional facilities, many of which are National Historic Landmarks or listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The majority of projects will involve rehabilitation of existing facilities. The firm must have strong design skills, extensive knowledge of architectural history, experience with public sector restoration projects, and the New York State Historic Preservation Act Section 14.09 consultation process, along with resources for field investigations, testing, code analysis, and document preparation.

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