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Seeking a contractor to provide all materials and labor to the colt railroad resiliency and connectivity project.
Posted Date
Dec 24, 2025
Due Date
Jan 23, 2026
Release: Dec 24, 2025
Close: Jan 23, 2026
Seeking a contractor to provide all materials and labor to the colt railroad resiliency and connectivity project.
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Construction of a new chlorine contact basin, and structural upgrades of the existing finished water reservoir. Construction requires the removal of solids recovery basin (srb) #3 and relocation of piping and electrical for the solids recovery pump station. The remaining work consists of a new ramp into the concrete-lined basin, a roadway along the west and south side of the srbs, replacement of HVAC equipment, and new generators at the operations annex and south coast booster pump station. Work also includes installation of piping and other appurtenances to complete the work, and the repair and reconstruction of existing improvements affected by the work, and incidentals for complete and usable facility.
Posted Date
Nov 6, 2025
Due Date
Jan 22, 2026
Release: Nov 6, 2025
Close: Jan 22, 2026
Construction of a new chlorine contact basin, and structural upgrades of the existing finished water reservoir. Construction requires the removal of solids recovery basin (srb) #3 and relocation of piping and electrical for the solids recovery pump station. The remaining work consists of a new ramp into the concrete-lined basin, a roadway along the west and south side of the srbs, replacement of HVAC equipment, and new generators at the operations annex and south coast booster pump station. Work also includes installation of piping and other appurtenances to complete the work, and the repair and reconstruction of existing improvements affected by the work, and incidentals for complete and usable facility.
AvailableProject consists, in general, of: Replacement of existing stormdrain pipe with larger capacity pipes ranging from 24" to 48" diameter; installation of approx. 3,700 LF of new stormdrain pipe ranging from 36" to 42" diameter; new storm drain manholes and junction boxes; new stormdrain outfall headwalls and wingwalls, tide gates, and rock slope protection; grading of new and existing tidal channels; relocation of 6" to 10" diameter gravity sewer lines and associated manholes; raising and lowering sections of water and sewer laterals and lines; procurement and installation of stormwater trash capture devices and a hydrodynamic separator; removal, stockpiling and disposal excavated material; excavation and placement of marsh soils on low-lying marsh lands and hydroseeding.
Posted Date
Dec 15, 2025
Due Date
Jan 29, 2026
Release: Dec 15, 2025
Close: Jan 29, 2026
Project consists, in general, of: Replacement of existing stormdrain pipe with larger capacity pipes ranging from 24" to 48" diameter; installation of approx. 3,700 LF of new stormdrain pipe ranging from 36" to 42" diameter; new storm drain manholes and junction boxes; new stormdrain outfall headwalls and wingwalls, tide gates, and rock slope protection; grading of new and existing tidal channels; relocation of 6" to 10" diameter gravity sewer lines and associated manholes; raising and lowering sections of water and sewer laterals and lines; procurement and installation of stormwater trash capture devices and a hydrodynamic separator; removal, stockpiling and disposal excavated material; excavation and placement of marsh soils on low-lying marsh lands and hydroseeding.
AvailableThe New York City Department of Design and Construction requests qualifications from contractors to provide construction services for the East Side Coast Resiliency Project (ESCR), a coastal resilience construction effort on Manhattan's East Side. The City Record posting is listed as current and links to the DDC RFQ documents portal for solicitation documentation, but no single primary PDF/Docx/PPT was directly available on the City Record detail page.
Posted Date
Jun 7, 2019
Due Date
Dec 1, 2099
Release: Jun 7, 2019
Close: Dec 1, 2099
The New York City Department of Design and Construction requests qualifications from contractors to provide construction services for the East Side Coast Resiliency Project (ESCR), a coastal resilience construction effort on Manhattan's East Side. The City Record posting is listed as current and links to the DDC RFQ documents portal for solicitation documentation, but no single primary PDF/Docx/PPT was directly available on the City Record detail page.
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