Opportunity

New York State Contract Reporter #2140707

Town of Cairo Preliminary Inflow and Infiltration Study Engineering Services

Posted

November 10, 2026

Respond By

December 09, 2026

Identifier

2140707

NAICS

541330

The Town of Cairo is seeking a qualified engineering firm for a Preliminary Inflow and Infiltration Study and related implementation support. - Government buyer: Town of Cairo, Water/Sewer office, Greene County, New York. - Requested services: One PII study and engineering-services engagement, including an engineering report that identifies priority infrastructure improvements and evaluates alternatives; plans and specifications; permit applications; public-bidding assistance; construction contract administration; construction observation; and related construction support. - Funding and qualifications: The project is supported by EFC funding. Firms should demonstrate municipal infrastructure experience and familiarity with CDBG, USDA, WIIA, and DWSRF funding programs and related requirements. - Contract term: The notice indicates a two-year term, with one year preferred. Completion must meet applicable funding-program time frames. - Vendors and products: No OEMs, vendors, product models, part numbers, or physical-product quantities are identified. Fees are not requested in the initial qualifications submission.

Description

The Town of Cairo seeks qualifications from consulting firms for professional engineering services related to its Preliminary Inflow and Infiltration Study. Work includes preparing an engineering report to define infrastructure improvements and evaluate alternatives, developing plans, specifications, and permit applications, assisting with public bidding, and providing construction administration and observation. Firms must demonstrate experience with CDBG, USDA, WIIA, and DWSRF funding programs and related regulatory requirements. Statements of qualifications are due December 9, 2026; fee proposals will be requested only from the highest-ranked firm.

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