New York State Contract Reporter #2140513

Engineering assessment and planning report for potential Willsboro Water District #2

The Town of Willsboro is seeking engineering consulting to evaluate the Bay Lane seasonal water system and plan for a potential water district. - Government buyer: Town of Willsboro, Essex County, New York. - Requested services: A New York-licensed engineering consultant will review records, assess the former Willsboro Bay Water Company’s Bay Circle seasonal water system, identify deficiencies and reliability concerns, and evaluate feasible improvements. - Alternatives and costs: Compare a stand-alone seasonal district with a possible future connection to the Town’s larger water system; include planning-level cost estimates, assumptions, and operational considerations. - Deliverable: A draft and final Map, Plan and Report for potential formation of Town of Willsboro Water District #2, including the proposed service area, alternatives, costs, regulatory considerations, and next steps. No products, part numbers, or quantities are specified. - Notable requirements: Recommendations should address applicable New York State Department of Health requirements. The report must compare the alternatives where sufficient information is available and address one consolidated round of Town comments. - Named organizations: Town of Willsboro; former Willsboro Bay Water Company. No OEMs or specific consulting vendors are named.

Description

The Town of Willsboro is seeking proposals from qualified New York-licensed engineering firms to evaluate the former Willsboro Bay Water Company system and prepare a Map, Plan and Report for the potential formation of Town of Willsboro Water District #2. Work includes assessing the existing system, documenting deficiencies and reliability concerns, and identifying and comparing feasible improvements. The consultant will provide planning-level cost estimates and recommendations consistent with applicable New York State Department of Health requirements. The report should also evaluate a stand-alone seasonal district against a potential future connection to the Town’s larger municipal water system, where sufficient information is available.

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