Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2138583
Phased construction management for Hudson River Park’s 29th-to-44th Street Landscape and Esplanade project
Posted
August 31, 2026
Respond By
October 15, 2026
Identifier
2138583
NAICS
541330, 541611
Hudson River Park Trust is seeking a consultant to manage construction activities for its 29th-to-44th Street Landscape and Esplanade project. - Buyer: Hudson River Park Trust, Design + Construction Division. - Proposal contact: Sean Singh, Capital Contracts Administrator. - Scope: Phased construction management for the Hudson River Park project. The initial phase covers West 39th to West 44th Streets; a later phase may extend the work to West 29th Street. - Services include design-document and cost-estimate reviews, constructability reviews, identifying document deficiencies, cost estimating, value-engineering recommendations, construction oversight and supervision, and scheduling field inspections. - The consultant will not perform direct construction work. - Term: Anticipated five-year contract; exact start and end dates are not specified. - Requirements: Relevant conflicts of interest must be disclosed. There are no subcontracting goals; New York State-certified MWBEs and SDVOBs are encouraged to apply as prime consultants. The Trust may select one or more consultants, subject to funding and proposals received. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or vendors are named. No products, product quantities, or product part numbers are requested. The services reference project identifier A5400; service quantities are not specified.
Description
Hudson River Park Trust is seeking proposals for phased construction management services for construction activities from West 29th to West 44th Street in Hudson River Park. The initial phase covers West 39th to West 44th Street, and a second phase may be awarded later. Services include design-phase document and cost estimate review, constructability reviews, deficiency identification, cost estimating, value-engineering strategies, and construction oversight and field inspections as directed by the Trust. The consultant will not perform direct construction work; there are no subcontracting goals, and NYS-certified MWBEs and SDVOBs are encouraged to apply as prime consultants.