New York Buffalo Civic Plus #NA

City Court Building renovation programming and conceptual design services

The City of Buffalo is seeking a design team to plan and develop renovation concepts for its City Court Building. - Government buyer: City of Buffalo Department of Public Works, Buildings Division. - Scope: Architectural, interior-design, and historic-preservation services for the City Court Building, including stakeholder engagement, space-use analysis, a program of spaces, space planning, and conceptual designs. - Three renovation concepts: A basic renovation meeting New York State Office of Court Administration standards; a full modernization that improves the building envelope; and a full renovation that also includes exterior work. - Deliverables: Rough-order-of-magnitude cost estimates for each concept, recommendations for building systems and site improvements, conceptual plans and visualizations, a final report, implementation and potential funding strategies, and presentations to City officials and the Buffalo Preservation Board. - Notable requirements: Develop construction phasing and occupancy strategies that allow court operations to continue. The solicitation sets benchmark participation goals of 20% MBE and 5% WBE contract value. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or prospective consultants are named. No products, part numbers, or product quantities are specified. - Potential scope expansion: The City may modify the contract to add design and construction consulting services; this work is not committed.

Description

The City of Buffalo's Department of Public Works, Streets & Sanitation Division seeks qualified, licensed organic waste management and composting vendors to provide yard waste disposal, hauling, or processing services. The work covers organic yard waste such as leaves, brush, branches, limbs, and stumps, including facility access for City drop-offs and compliant processing through composting, mulching, or biomass conversion. The selected vendor must comply with NYSDEC Part 360 regulations and provide monthly reports of processed volumes. The anticipated contract term is a five-year base term with an optional two-year renewal; proposers may recommend an alternative timeline.

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