Site work for a civil project in New York, New York. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

CR Number - 2071284. Work in the GOSR Fresh Creek Coastal Protection Project Contract includes, but is not limited to, the following: Construction of Tide Gate Chambers: This project proposes to install Tide Gate Chambers over the existing Flat Top Reinforced Concrete (FTRC) Storm Sewers in 108th Street, Brooklyn at Avenues L, M, N, and Seaview Avenue. The construction of these chambers will involve the installation of tide gates inside these chambers on the upstream side of chambers so as to effectively block the tidal waters entering the storm sewer system at high tide events when the tide gates will close. The storm water flow entering the chambers from the storm sewer system will discharge into the creek at low tides when the tide gates will open. These tide gates open or close with a water level difference of 6" between the upstream and downstream sides of the tide gates. The maintenance of these chambers will be accomplished by providing the "stop log" arrangement inside the chambers which can be utilized when needed by maintenance personnel. The construction of these chambers will also involve the reconnection of catch basins and storm sewers at some of the locations within the project area. Catch Basins: This project also proposes the construction of some catch basins within the project area which direct the street water run-off towards these catch basins. The storm water then enters the storm/combined sewer through the catch basins which act as storm water collection structures. The metal hood installed within the catch basins stop the entrance of large trash objects from entering the storm sewer system. Alternate 1 includes, but is not limited to, the following: Construction of a Tide Gate Chambers at Avenue K. This project proposes to install a Tide Gate Chambers over the existing Flat Top Reinforced Concrete (FTRC) Storm Sewers east of the 108th Street Right of Way at Avenue K in Fresh Creek Park, Brooklyn. Alternate 2 includes, but is not limited to, the following: Avenue M Outfall Storm Water Reconstruction: This project proposes to rehabilitate an existing outfall, located at Avenue "M", in "Fresh Creek", a body of water located in the Fresh Creek Nature Preserve in Brooklyn, New York. The current outfall runs northeast into the creek from E.108th Street. The structure has a 72" x 72" rectangular configuration, and has extensive deterioration, including a missing roof and disintegrated side-walls. The outfall, which outlets at the fresh creek embankment, is largely blocked by sedimentation, timber, and other debris that impedes flow. Proposed Construction Changes: Maintenance and reconstruction of existing flat top reinforced plastic reinforced concrete (FTRC) storm sewer outfall. Footprint of the existing outfall to be replaced is roughly 400 sq.ft. The proposed replacement outfall will have a footprint of 1,258 sq. ft. which includes, but not limited to, dredging (390 sq.ft.) for the sloped pavement apron in front of the outfall, slope pavement covering outfall. Temporary facilities in the GOSR Fresh Creek Coastal Protection Project Contract include, but are not limited to, the following: Construction and maintenance of storm water flow in storm water outfalls which tide gate chambers are to be constructed over. The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York ("DASNY") has determined that its interest in obtaining the best work at the lowest possible price, preventing favoritism, fraud and corruption, and other considerations such as the impact of delay, the possibility of cost savings advantages and any local history of labor unrest are best met by use of a Project Labor Agreement ("PLA") on this Project. The successful low bidder, as a condition of being awarded this Contract, will be required to execute the PLA described in the Information for Bidders and included in the Contract Documents. See Section 18.0 of the Information for Bidders of the Contract Documents for additional information. All subcontractors of every tier will be required to agree to be bound by the PLA. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No. Minority Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 18%. Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 12%. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal: 6%. Contract term: July 29, 2022.