Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2137830
NY State seeks horticultural materials for Manhattan Green Infrastructure Project
Posted
August 04, 2026
Respond By
August 26, 2026
Identifier
2137830
NAICS
424930, 111421
The New York State Department of State, through The Horticultural Society of New York, is seeking vendors to supply horticultural materials for the Green the Garment District project in Manhattan. - Government Buyer: - New York State Department of State - Managed by The Horticultural Society of New York - Products/Services Requested: - Approximately 71 street trees and/or large shrubs - 165 tree pits to be remediated and supplied - 60 planters and plantings - Planting soil mixes, structural soil (if required), compost, mulch, and soil amendments - Staking, stabilization, root protection, and finishing materials - Requirements: - All materials must comply with NYC Parks Standards, including species selection and nursery stock quality (ANSI Z60.1) - Vendors must demonstrate experience with urban tree supply and familiarity with NYC Parks standards - Phased delivery logistics are required through project completion - MWBE participation is strongly encouraged, with a 30% goal for NYS-certified MWBE vendors - Vendors may bid on the full scope or by category; unit pricing is required - Final species and quantities will be determined post-award via purchase orders - Notable Details: - Project runs through October 2029 with phased deliveries - Estimated materials budget is not to exceed $183,000 - No specific OEMs are named; vendors must meet strict compliance and quality standards
Description
The Horticultural Society of New York is seeking qualified vendors to supply and deliver horticultural materials for the Green the Garment District project. The project involves installation of street trees, plantings, and green infrastructure elements in the Garment District of New York City, funded by a New York Forward grant. The scope includes approximately 71 new trees or large shrubs, 165 tree pits, and 60 planters. Materials must comply with NYC Parks standards and delivery will be phased through October 2029.