NYC Passport #82627B0010

NYC DEP Green Infrastructure Installation at Seven Parks and Playgrounds

New York City is seeking a contractor to build green infrastructure at seven parks and playgrounds in Queens and the Bronx to capture and manage stormwater runoff. - Buyer: New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP); related project materials name New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Engineering Structures. - Procurement: One green-infrastructure installation contract, estimated at $9,053,321. The project scope includes rain gardens, drainage systems, stormwater chambers, catch basins, pipes, paving, landscaping, erosion controls, and tree work. - Products and quantities: The bid booklet includes, among other items, 16,741 cubic feet of subsurface stormwater chambers; 1,951 linear feet of HDPE pipe across several diameters; 1,052 linear feet of perforated HDPE pipe; 9,265 cubic yards of excavation; 11,177 square yards of asphalt paving; and 287 cubic yards of rain garden soil. See line items for the full estimated schedule. No manufacturer part numbers are specified. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or manufacturers are identified. Hazen and Sawyer is named in an LIRR project-review document; it is not identified as a product manufacturer. No other contractor or supplier is named. - Notable requirements: Bidders must demonstrate experience on at least three similar projects and meet applicable registered apprenticeship requirements. The work also includes traffic and pedestrian access controls, coordination with MTA Buses where specified, protection of existing trees and infrastructure, and safeguarding LIRR tracks and property at the applicable project site.

Description

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection seeks bids for installation of green infrastructure at various NYC Parks in Queens and The Bronx. Work will capture and manage stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces and may include bioretention systems, permeable pavement, synthetic turf, wetlands, green roofs, and subsurface detention or retention systems, or combinations of these practices. The procurement is a competitive sealed bid released through PASSPort, and bids must be submitted electronically. The estimated procurement value is $9,053,321, with responses due December 8, 2026.

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