NYC Passport #84627B0014

Brooklyn street-tree planting, tree-bed preparation, removals, and sidewalk improvements

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation seeks a contractor for street-tree planting and related tree-bed and sidewalk work in Brooklyn Community Boards 6 and 13. - Government buyer: City of New York, Department of Parks and Recreation; Contract BG-426M. - Scope: Remove 231 stumps and 109 trees; prepare, expand, and restore tree beds; plant and transplant trees; and perform associated excavation, paving, soil, edging, fencing, tree-guard, debris-removal, and sidewalk-vault work. - Tree planting: Plant 602 procured street trees across four caliper sizes, 20 additional street trees, and 178 City-procured packaged trees (24 at 25 gallons, 34 at 35 gallons, and 120 at 45 gallons). The contractor must also supply and plant 15 packaged trees: 5 each at 25, 35, and 45 gallons. - Notable quantities: Prepare 14,262 square feet of new sidewalk tree beds and 10,999 square feet of existing sidewalk tree beds; install 3,800 square feet of 4-inch and 299 square feet of 7-inch concrete pavement; repair 300 square feet of sidewalk vault. - Materials and site work: Includes 250 square feet of granite pavers, 375 cubic feet of topsoil, 27 square yards of bark mulch, 93 cubic yards of structural soil, and steel tree-bed guards in five types. - OEMs/vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named; no product part numbers are specified. - Estimated value and term: Estimated value is $2,325,000. The anticipated performance period is approximately one year; no option years or annual subscription are identified.

Description

The Department of Parks and Recreation is soliciting bids for street tree planting work in Brooklyn Community Boards 6 and 13. The listed bid items include stump and tree removals, tree-bed preparation, planting and transplanting trees, and related pavement, excavation, soil, and tree-guard work. The estimated procurement value is $2,325,000, with an anticipated contract period from April 3, 2027, to April 1, 2028. Bids must be submitted through NYC PASSPort; the solicitation is subject to New York City Administrative Code Section 6-129 and technical qualification requirements.

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