NYC Passport #82627B0009

NYC DEP Green Infrastructure Construction at Queens and Bronx Parks

NYC DEP is soliciting construction bids for park-based green infrastructure projects in Queens and the Bronx to capture and manage stormwater runoff. - Government buyer: New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP), Bureau of Environmental Planning & Analysis, Office of Ecosystem Services, Green Infrastructure and Research; NYC Parks is identified as a coordination partner for Story Playground. - OEM: ADS (Advanced Drainage Systems) is named as the supplier of specified perforated HDPE pipe; approved equivalents are allowed. No construction vendors or resellers are named. - Locations and project contracts: Randall Playground (GX-P-RAND), Soundview Park (GX-P-SOUV), Pomonok Playground (GQ-P-POMO), and Story Playground (GX-P-STOR). The initial opportunity summary also names Fresh Meadows Playground and Emerald Playground. - Requested work: Green infrastructure construction, including subsurface retention, porous asphalt, drainage systems and related site restoration. The attachments specify 213 LF of 36-inch pipe at Randall; 166 LF and 103 LF of 36-inch pipe at Soundview; a porous asphalt practice and 536.5 LF of 36-inch pipe at Pomonok; and 413 LF of 30-inch pipe plus specified drainage piping at Story. Detailed line items follow. - Notable requirements: Use geotextile drainage and washed clean aggregate with the specified subsurface pipe practices; protect trees and utilities; coordinate with nearby projects; maintain public, school, pedestrian and site access; manage traffic and erosion; and restore affected pavement, courts, fencing, lawns and other features. At Pomonok, construct the subsurface retention practice before the porous asphalt practice.

Description

The Department of Environmental Protection is seeking bids for installation of green infrastructure at various NYC Parks in Queens and The Bronx. Work includes implementing practices to capture and manage stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces, including bioretention systems, permeable pavement, synthetic turf, wetlands, green roofs, and subsurface detention or retention systems. Responses must be submitted electronically through PASSPort, and bid security is required for a responsive bid. The estimated procurement value is $7,805,009, with an anticipated contract term from June 30, 2027, through June 29, 2030.

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