New York State Contract Reporter #A5400

Construction Management Services for Hudson River Park Landscape & Esplanade Improvements

Hudson River Park Trust is seeking a consultant team to provide phased construction management services for landscape and esplanade improvements between West 29th and West 44th Street in New York City. - Government Buyer: - Hudson River Park Trust, Design + Construction division - Capital Contracts Administrator: Sean Singh - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive construction management for phased improvements - Initial contract phase covers West 39th to West 44th Street; potential second phase may follow - Review contract documents and cost estimates during design phase - Perform constructability reviews and identify deficiencies - Complete cost estimates and recommend value engineering strategies - Oversee, monitor, direct, and supervise construction activities - Schedule and supervise field inspections as directed by the Trust - Consultant will not perform direct construction work - Products/Services Requested: - Construction Management Services (no specific part numbers or quantities provided) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - No subcontracting goals; NYS-certified MWBEs and SDVOBs encouraged to apply as prime consultants - Compliance with Executive Law Article 15A and Veteran’s Law Article 3 required - Services are strictly management and oversight, not direct construction - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned in the solicitation

Description

Hudson River Park Trust is soliciting proposals for phased construction management services to support construction activities at West 29th to West 44th Street within Hudson River Park. The initial award will cover the first phase between West 39th Street and West 44th Street, with a possible second phase later. Services include reviewing contract documents, cost estimates, constructability reviews, value engineering, and overseeing construction activities without performing direct construction work. The contract term is anticipated to be 5 years, and proposals are due by October 7, 2026.

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