Opportunity

Amtrak #LOI X 126 26208

Amtrak Solicits Design Services for Shoreline Erosion Control Project in Lorenz Park, NY

Posted

July 29, 2026

Respond By

August 07, 2026

Identifier

LOI X 126 26208

NAICS

541330, 541620, 541370

Amtrak, in partnership with the New York State Department of Transportation, is seeking qualified firms to provide architecture and engineering/design services for the AR 115 Shoreline Erosion Control Project in Lorenz Park, NY. - Government Buyer: - National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak), with NYSDOT as a partner - Procurement managed by Saul V. Babcock - Scope of Services: - Survey work, including topographical and bathymetric surveys, right-of-way retracement, utility mark outs, and property boundary research - Preliminary design services for shoreline erosion mitigation, up to 30% design completion - Permitting research and support, including NEPA and Section 106 compliance - Archeological services, specifically Phase IA survey and reporting - Development of multiple design options and feasibility reports - Optional services: final design, soil investigation, wetlands delineation, construction phase support, and additional archeological investigations (Phases IB, II, III) - Notable Requirements: - Demonstrated experience with slope stabilization or erosion mitigation projects in transportation environments - Experience with permitting through NYSDEC and SHPO - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - The project is focused on stabilizing the railroad roadbed and preventing shoreline erosion along the Hudson River

Description

Amtrak is soliciting Letters of Interest for architecture and engineering/design services to support the AR 115 Shoreline Erosion Control project located in Lorenz Park, New York. The project involves survey, preliminary design, permitting, and archeological services up to 30% design completion to mitigate shoreline erosion threatening railroad infrastructure. The scope includes topographical and bathymetric surveys, design options development, permitting research, and archeological surveys. Additional services such as final design, soil investigation, and construction phase support may be requested. Interested firms must demonstrate relevant experience and submit a Letter of Interest by August 7, 2026.

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