New York State Contract Reporter #2140038

SUNY Canton Cornell Drive Roadway Study and Potential Reconstruction Design

SUNY Canton is seeking qualifications from consultants for a Cornell Drive roadway study and potential follow-on design and construction administration. - Government buyer - State University of New York (SUNY), SUNY Canton, Facilities Management; procurement contact identified as Megan Warren, Director of Procurement. - Location: Canton, St. Lawrence County, New York. - Requested services - Study existing conditions on portions of Cornell Drive, including a geotechnical evaluation and pavement cores. - Identify roadway sections that may need full-depth reconstruction, underdrainage improvements, or cold-in-place asphalt recycling. - Review pedestrian use and recommend safeguards and potential crossings, including near Kennedy Hall and east of the Residence Hall by the Grasse River, with consideration of a possible future Riverwalk. - If the study supports proceeding, provide roadway design and construction administration. A single design professional is to manage both design and construction administration. - Budget and participation goals - The stated construction budget is $4,000,000; this is not identified as the consultant-services contract value. - Participation goals: 16% MBE, 14% WBE (30% combined MWBE), and 6% SDVOB. An attachment also lists a 0% DBE goal. - OEMs and vendors - No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named; this is a professional-services opportunity.

Description

SUNY Canton is requesting Statements of Qualifications from consultants for a study, followed—subject to a successful study—by design and construction administration services to reconstruct portions of Cornell Drive. The study will assess existing roadway conditions, including geotechnical evaluation and pavement cores, and identify needs for full-depth reconstruction, underdrainage improvements, or Cold-In-Place Asphalt Recycling. It will also examine pedestrian use and identify areas that may require additional pedestrian safeguards. The RFQ states a construction budget of $4,000,000 and lists consultant selection in January 2027, with construction completion scheduled for July 2029.

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