Site work and paving for a playground / park / athletic field in New York, New York. Completed plans call for site work for a 10,380-square-foot playground / park / athletic field; and for paving for a playground / park / athletic field.

https://newyorkyimby.com/2021/09/gansevoort-peninsula-park-steadily-takes-shape-along-west-village-waterfront.html Gansevoort Peninsula Park Steadily Takes Shape Along West Village Waterfront Construction is progressing on Gansevoort Peninsula Park, a new 5.5-acre public recreational space near the West Village on the Hudson River. Designed by James Corner Field Operations, who was commissioned by the Hudson River Park Trust in January 2019, the park is located next to Pier 53 and directly across from the Whitney Museum of American Art, and will most notably contain Manhattan's first public beach. Photographs taken from Thomas Heatherwick's Little Island and from along the Hudson River Park esplanade show construction machinery carefully building up the elevation of Gansevoort Peninsula Park with a substantial amount of dirt and gravel evenly spread across the majority of the site. Once the topography is finished, work will shift to the planting of trees and shrubs, the layout of paths, and the installation of further permanent fixtures. Below are photographs taken throughout this past summer. Additional renderings below give us aerial and ground-level perspectives. Large rocks surround the park to mitigate storm surges. Gansevoort Peninsula Park will also feature numerous kayak slips, a green lawn, picnic tables and seating, a soccer field, a salt marsh, a dog run, and walkways around the perimeter of the property. Visitors will get a close view of artist David Hammons' Day's End, a skeletal outline of a pier shed built on the former site of Pier 52. Hammons was inspired by artist Gordon Matta-Clarke, who had used the original pier as a medium for his art in the mid-1970s, and has now preserved a part of New York's waterfront past with this minimalist open-air creation. Along Hudson River Park are large rocks delivered on crates that will likely be placed along the southern side of the land. These will likely be used for future seating space and a gradually sloped path that leads into the Hudson River, while being distributed around the southern end of Gansevoort Peninsula and around half the columns of the Day's End sculpture. This can be seen in the aerial rendering below. Gansevoort Peninsula Park is anticipated to be finished at the end of 2023. ___________ Hudson River Park Trust (the "Trust") is pleased to invite you to submit a proposal in response to this Request for Proposals ("RFP") for general construction services at Gansevoort Peninsula within Hudson River Park ("Park"). The scope consists of the installation of asphalt paving, pavers, line striping, concrete and masonry, water features, site furnishings, landscaping, railings, fencing, irrigation, signage, Route 9A/Bloomfield Street intersection reconfiguration, and reconstruction of the Route 9A bikeway. The contractor shall be experienced in all aspects of the services. Respondents are required to disclose any conflict of interest(s) that may preclude them from participating in this solicitation, including participation in other Project contracts. The Trust is an equal opportunity contracting agency. Any resulting contracts will include provisions mandating compliance with Executive Law Article 15A and the regulations promulgated thereunder. Minority/Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 30% Disabled Service Veterans Sub-Contracting Goal: 6 % Questions Due Date: June 14, 2021 - Submit to the RFP Email or mail to Contact below by Due Date Question Response Date: June 18, 2021 - Responses provided to planholders Contract term: 24 Months