Opportunity

New York State Contract Reporter #Q26-7806CC

NYPA seeks independent consultant for FERC Part 12D comprehensive assessment of Robert Moses-Niagara Power Project

Posted

August 26, 2026

Respond By

September 30, 2026

Identifier

Q26-7806CC

NAICS

237990, 541620, 541330

This opportunity from the Power Authority of New York (NYPA) seeks an independent consultant team for a comprehensive FERC Part 12D assessment of the Robert Moses-Niagara Power Project. - Government Buyer: - Power Authority of New York (NYPA) - WPO Procurement Office - Scope of Work: - Conduct FERC Part 12D inspection and comprehensive safety assessment - Furnish supervision, labor, materials, and equipment (except those provided by others) - Evaluate and identify actual or potential deficiencies that could endanger public safety - Prepare written reports in compliance with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requirements - Contract Details: - Up to 7-year contract term - Fulfillment may be through subcontracting, joint ventures, or co-production - Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience - Notable Requirements: - Strict adherence to FERC reporting standards - All bid participation instructions and documents available via NYPA's Ariba portal - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are referenced; GEI Consultants noted as a prior awardee - Services Requested: - FERC Part 12D inspection and comprehensive assessment (no part numbers or quantities specified) - Unique Aspects: - Focus on independent evaluation of hydroelectric facility safety - Emphasis on public safety and regulatory compliance

Description

The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is seeking proposals to provide an independent consultant team to conduct a FERC Part 12D inspection for a comprehensive assessment of the Robert Moses-Niagara Power Project. The work includes furnishing supervision, labor, materials, and equipment (excluding those provided by others) to evaluate and identify any deficiencies that might endanger public safety. The consultant team will prepare written reports according to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requirements. Bidders must have relevant experience and may fulfill the contract via subcontract, joint venture, or co-production.

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