New York State Contract Reporter #2140520

DASNY seeks contractors to replace 11 AHUs and controls at Brooklyn Children’s Psychiatric Center

DASNY is seeking qualified construction firms for an air-handling and controls replacement project at Brooklyn Children’s Psychiatric Center. - Government buyer: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY), Construction office; procurement contact listed as Dominick Donadio, Sr. Procurement Administrator. - Scope: Replace 11 air handling units (AHUs) and associated controls in Buildings 1 and 2 at Brooklyn Children’s Psychiatric Center in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. - Estimated project cost: $5 million–$5.5 million. - OEMs and vendors: No equipment OEMs, brands, or commercial vendors are named. DASNY is the contracting authority. - Qualification requirements: Interested firms are expected to provide relevant project experience, company and project-team qualifications, sample schedules, safety information, anticipated subcontractors and M/WBE participation, workload, experience modification ratings, bonding capacity, and a NYS Vendor Responsibility Questionnaire. - Notable requirements: The work is subject to a Project Labor Agreement. Anticipated participation goals are 45% minority and women workforce participation, 18% MBE, 12% WBE, and 6% SDVOB; final goals will be set in the bid documents. - Selection approach: DASNY will evaluate expressions of interest, shortlist qualified firms, and invite them to bid. Reference drawings and specifications are preliminary; final documents will be provided to shortlisted bidders.

Description

This notice seeks expressions of interest (EOI) from contractors for replacing 11 air handling units in Buildings 1 and 2 at the Brooklyn Children’s Psychiatric Center. DASNY will review and evaluate qualification packages, shortlist qualified contractors, and invite them to bid; the construction contract will be held by DASNY. The estimated cost range is $5 million to $5.5 million, and the project is subject to a Project Labor Agreement. EOI packages must be submitted by email in PDF format and include the specified company, experience, schedule, safety, personnel, subcontractor, workload, EMR, bonding, and vendor-responsibility materials.

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