Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2137918
Engineering Services for Arch Street Reconstruction and Pedestrian Improvements
Posted
August 10, 2026
Respond By
September 09, 2026
Identifier
2137918
NAICS
541330, 237310, 237990
This opportunity involves the Village of Green Island seeking an engineering firm for the Arch Street Reconstruction and Pedestrian Improvements Project in Albany, New York. - Government Buyer: - Village of Green Island, Village Clerk's Office - Scope of Services: - Preliminary and final design for roadway and pedestrian improvements - Right-of-way incidental and acquisition services - Construction support and inspection services - Preparation of design approval documents, topographic and right-of-way surveys, cost and environmental evaluations - Participation in public meetings and development of roadway/sidewalk plans - Preparation of right-of-way plans and acquisition maps - Work zone traffic control planning, technical support during construction, bid assistance, shop drawing review, on-site inspection, and as-built plan preparation - Project Goals: - Correct roadway deficiencies - Construct new ADA-compliant ramps and sidewalks - Potential drainage modifications - Requirements: - Compliance with AASHTO and NYSDOT standards - Only firms on the 2025–2028 LDSA Regional Consultant list for NYSDOT Region 1 are eligible - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a professional engineering services solicitation - Proposals evaluated on understanding of scope, experience, personnel qualifications, and approach
Description
The Village of Green Island is seeking to retain an engineering firm to provide preliminary and final design, right-of-way incidental and acquisition phases, and construction inspection services for a Federally Funded project. The project involves reconstruction and pedestrian improvements on Arch Street from Hudson Avenue to Dudley Street in Albany. The scope includes preliminary design, final design, construction support, and construction inspection, all designed to AASHTO and NYSDOT standards. The project aims to correct roadway pavement deficiencies and construct new ADA ramps and sidewalks, with possible drainage modifications.