New York State Contract Reporter #2139485

General construction of a new salt storage shed for the Town of Greenville

The Town of Greenville is seeking a general-construction contractor to build a new salt storage facility in Port Jervis, New York. - Government buyer: Town of Greenville, Town division, Orange County, New York. - Procurement: Contract No. 1 – General Construction for one new salt shed at 1537 US-6, Port Jervis. - Facility: 80 ft × 104 ft (8,320 sq. ft.), with a concrete foundation, wood framing, composite trusses, 29-gauge metal roofing, and 5/8-inch T1-11 wall paneling. The base configuration includes a 14-inch concrete wall; an alternate uses a wood barrier wall. - Contractor services: Provide labor and materials for construction, grading, and restoration within the contractor’s scope. The Town is responsible for much of the related site and utility work, including water service, underground electric, drainage, paving, a holding tank, and storm inlets. - Funding and participation: Partially funded by a $500,000 New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Water Quality Improvement Project grant. The project has a 30% Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise participation goal. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or construction vendors are named.

Description

The Town of Greenville is seeking bids for all labor and materials to construct a new salt storage facility at 1537 Route 6, Port Jervis, New York. The work generally includes site grading, building erection, and restoration activities. The project is partially funded by a $500,000 NYSDEC Water Quality Improvement Project grant, with a 30% MWBE participation goal. Bids are due October 29, 2026, at 2:00 PM local time and must be delivered to the Town Clerk.

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