New York State Contract Reporter #2139191

Engineering and Planning Services for Eagle Bay Industrial Site Development Project

The County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency (CCIDA) is seeking qualified engineering and planning firms for the Eagle Bay Industrial Site Development Project in Sheridan, NY. - Scope of work includes: - Project management and coordination - Evaluation of existing site conditions (mapping, surveys, geotechnical, cultural, environmental studies) - Conceptual master development planning - Infrastructure engineering (electric, water, sewer, telecommunications) - Transportation access analysis - Environmental review and permitting support (including SEQR compliance) - Preliminary engineering and site readiness strategy for approximately 500 acres - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified firms, with preference for those on the Region 5 LDSA/RSDA list - Proposals must include detailed cost breakdowns, fee schedules, and all associated costs, with a not-to-exceed total fee - Mandatory participation goals: - MWBE (30%) - SDVOB (6%) - Compliance with grant funding requirements (Empire State Development FAST NY Track B Grant and National Grid grants) - All deliverables must be provided in electronic and editable formats - Contract term is approximately two years, with possible extension based on funding and performance

Description

The County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency (CCIDA) is seeking proposals from qualified engineering and planning firms to provide comprehensive engineering, planning, environmental coordination, infrastructure evaluation, permitting support, and predevelopment services for the Eagle Bay Industrial Site Development Project located in the Town of Sheridan, NY. The project involves evaluating, planning, and advancing approximately 500 acres toward shovel-ready industrial site certification. Services include engineering studies, utility evaluations, preliminary design, environmental coordination, permitting analysis, and development planning. The contract term is approximately two years, from November 2026 through December 31, 2028, subject to funding and performance.

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