New York State Contract Reporter #2139021

Town of Prattsburgh RFQ for Engineering Services for Stormwater Infrastructure Repairs

The Town of Prattsburgh in Steuben County, New York, is seeking qualified engineering firms or individuals to provide professional services for stormwater infrastructure repairs following flood damage from Tropical Storm Debbie. - Government Buyer: - Town of Prattsburgh, Steuben County, NY - Office: Town Clerk's Office - Scope of Services: - Engineering design and development of construction drawings for stormwater infrastructure restoration - Permit application preparation and regulatory analysis - Damage assessment and watershed/hydrology studies - Cost estimating and construction plan preparation - Construction phase services including inspections, monitoring, and contract administration - Stakeholder coordination and FEMA-funded project expertise - Project Locations: - Pressler Road Stream Culvert - Lyons Hollow Road Embankment - Additional sites as detailed in the RFQ, with potential for further assignments throughout the town - Requirements: - Minimum five years of municipal/civil engineering experience - Demonstrated expertise in watershed and hydrology management - Prior experience with FEMA-funded projects and federal procurement protocols - Participation goals for SDVOB, MBE, WBE, and DBE firms (10% each) - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are referenced; procurement is for professional engineering services only. - Contract start within 30 business days of approval; duration and option years not specified.

Description

The Town of Prattsburgh is requesting qualifications for professional engineering services to develop drawings and assist in applying for permits to repair damage caused by Tropical Storm Debbie on August 9th and 10th, 2024. The work includes three specified locations and potential additional work throughout the Town. The services required include engineering design, cost estimating, permit management, and construction phase services such as inspections and contract administration. Respondents must have at least five years of municipal/civil engineering experience and demonstrated experience with FEMA funded projects.

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