NYC Passport #85027P0001

NYC DDC tank and sump evaluation, design, and replacement services

New York City DDC is seeking firms to evaluate, design, manage, and carry out petroleum storage tank and sump upgrades at City facilities across the five boroughs. - Buyer: New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC), Division of Public Buildings. Melanie Sanchez is named in a procurement form; no vendor or OEM companies are named. - Scope: Requirements-contract services include site evaluation, tank-system integrity inspections, engineering design, construction management, and removal, upgrading, or replacement of petroleum storage tanks and components, including sumps. - Regional contracts and estimated values: - Manhattan and Staten Island — PW348-91; approximately $89 million. - Brooklyn — PW348-92; approximately $78 million. - Queens — PW348-93; approximately $58 million. - The Bronx — PW348-94; approximately $54 million. - Combined estimated value: approximately $279 million. - Notable requirements: Work is assigned through task orders and must support compliance with applicable local, state, and federal requirements, including New York State Department of Environmental Conservation protocols. M/WBE participation plans or goals may apply to individually registered task orders. Fee proposals require separate multipliers for design and construction-management personnel. - OEMs and products: No OEMs, branded products, product quantities, or manufacturer part numbers are identified.

Description

The New York City Department of Design and Construction seeks up to four firms for requirements contracts covering construction management, design, and build services for petroleum storage tank sumps at City facilities across the five boroughs. The work supports the replacement or upgrade of sumps and petroleum storage tanks and aims to ensure compliance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations, including New York State Department of Environmental Conservation protocols. The anticipated contract period is August 16, 2027 through August 14, 2031, and the estimated procurement value is $279,000,000. Proposals are due December 3, 2026 and must be submitted through PASSPort.

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