NYC Passport #84627P0003

NYC Parks citywide construction management and consulting services

NYC Parks is seeking up to 15 firms for on-call construction management and related consulting work across City-owned properties in all five boroughs. - Government buyer: City of New York, Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks/Parks/DPR), Capital Projects Division. - Services requested: As-needed comprehensive or partial construction management and consulting for capital projects, assigned through project-specific Work Orders. Work can cover pre-construction planning and estimates, construction-phase oversight, inspections, scheduling, safety, records, payments, change orders, closeout, and post-construction support. Environmental and planning work, including tree inventories and inspections, may also be included. - Awards and value: NYC Parks anticipates selecting up to 15 consultant firms. The estimated total procurement value is $270 million, with a maximum of $18 million per contract. A $2,500 guaranteed minimum applies if no Work Orders are issued and the contractor has met its proposal obligations. - Notable requirements: Proposers must identify intended sub-consultants and propose overhead-and-profit multipliers for construction management and consulting services. Work may require project-specific staffing plans, digital document-management and BIM capabilities, M/WBE participation plans when goals apply, and Community Hiring where applicable. No specific OEMs, product brands, or vendor firms are named. - Performance period: Each agreement is expected to run for 1,460 consecutive calendar days from the applicable notice or Order-to-Work date, with no renewal option. Individual Work Orders establish their own schedules and may continue through project completion.

Description

NYC’s Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking qualified firms to provide construction management services on an as-needed basis for City-owned properties across the five boroughs. Services may include comprehensive or partial construction management and consulting, assigned through task/work orders. The agency intends to engage up to 15 consultants. Responses must be submitted through PASSPort by November 2, 2026.

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