NYC Passport #82627B0019

Construction of Flushing Creek CSO Disinfection Facilities

New York City’s Department of Environmental Protection is seeking a contractor to build Flushing Creek’s combined sewer overflow disinfection facilities in Queens. - Buyer: City of New York Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP), Bureau of Engineering Design and Construction. - Project: Flushing Creek CSO Disinfection Facilities, Capital Contract WP-169 CSO-FC-DF (EPIN 82627B0019); estimated value $80,323,333. - Scope: Build chlorination, dechlorination, and disinfection facilities, including sodium hypochlorite and sodium bisulfite chemical systems, storage and feed equipment, sewer and site work, buildings, and controls. - Named OEMs/manufacturers: Asahi/America, Inc.; Pelco, Inc.; PermAlert; AMIAD Water Systems, Ltd.; Cisco Systems, Inc.; Schneider Electric SE; Teledyne ISCO; ISCO, Inc.; Hach Company; and Flexi-Liner Corporation. The manufacturer form allows bidders to identify a named manufacturer or propose an equal, subject to product approval. Schneider Electric is specified for PMCS programmable logic controllers and industrial PCs for operator interface terminals; Hach for a colorimetric chlorine analyzer; Teledyne ISCO for a non-contact flow sensor; and Flexi-Liner for peristaltic tube pumping units. - Equipment requested: Variable frequency drives, mobile generators, automatic transfer switches, cameras, double-containment chemical piping and leak detection systems, automatic self-cleaning strainers, managed Ethernet switches, cellular routers, programmable logic controllers, industrial PCs for operator interface terminals, a colorimetric chlorine analyzer, a non-contact flow sensor, liquid chemical diffusers, vertical centrifugal wet-pit sump pumps, peristaltic hose and tube pumps, and fiberglass-reinforced plastic tanks and tank liners. The documents do not state quantities or part numbers. - Notable requirements: Double-contained chemical piping with leak detection; maintain traffic and pedestrian access during construction; meet enhanced building-envelope energy performance requirements. Bidders must document at least three substantially completed projects within the prior ten years and at least three years of experience performing similar work. - Services also identified in the supporting forms: Construction of the facilities; plumbing and gas fitting, HVAC, and electrical work are identified for subcontractor disclosure or performance by the bidder’s own forces.

Description

The City of New York Department of Environmental Protection is seeking bids for the Flushing Creek Combined Sewer Overflow Disinfection Facilities project. The solicitation covers disinfection facilities work, with project drawings, terms and specifications, a bid booklet, and related bidder forms provided as attachments. Bids must be submitted electronically through PASSPort by December 16, 2026, and the notice states that bid security must be provided for a bid to be considered responsive. The estimated procurement value is $80,323,333, with an anticipated contract term from November 30, 2026, through June 2, 2030.

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