New York State Contract Reporter #2137829

Construction & Installation Services for East Harlem Tree Corridor Project

This opportunity seeks qualified contractors for the East Harlem Tree Corridor Project, managed by the New York Department of State in partnership with The Horticultural Society of New York. - Government Buyer: - New York Department of State (in partnership with The Horticultural Society of New York) - Scope of Work: - Construction and installation services along East 116th Street and East 125th Street in New York City - Activities include: - Tree pit construction and pavement cutting - Tree pit remediation (removal of compacted soil, rubble, and obstructions) - Stump and dead tree removal - Fabrication and installation of custom tree guards - Installation of planters and green infrastructure - Pruning and improvement of existing tree conditions - Site work and restoration (grading, stabilization, sidewalk edge restoration, cleanup) - Coordination with NYC Parks, NYC DOT, and The Hort project team - Products/Services Requested: - Street trees (installation) - Custom fabricated tree guards - Planters and green infrastructure - Construction and installation services as detailed above - Quantities and part numbers are not specified; work is milestone-based and scheduled on a rolling basis - Notable Requirements: - Estimated construction budget not to exceed $195,000 - 30% Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) participation goal - Contractors must demonstrate experience with urban streetscape or landscape construction, especially in NYC right-of-way conditions - Compliance with all permitting and environmental review requirements - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice

Description

The Horticultural Society of New York is seeking qualified contractors to provide construction and installation services for the East Harlem Tree Corridor Project. The project involves transforming East 116th Street and East 125th Street into green corridors through tree planting, tree pit reconstruction, and streetscape improvements. The scope includes tree pit construction and pavement cutting, tree pit remediation, stump and dead tree removal, tree guard fabrication and installation, site work and restoration, and coordination with relevant agencies. The project is funded by a NYS Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant and runs through October 2029 with work scheduled on a rolling basis.

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