Contract PW-122 will provide Construction Management Services at the Bureau's Wastewater Resource Recovery facilities in connection with the capital program managed by the Bureau of Wastewater Treatment (BWT) consists of hundreds of Job Order Contract ("JOC") projects as well as dozens of discrete, stand-alone capital projects ongoing at 14 Wastewater Resource Recovery plants, 96 Pump Stations, and other satellite facilities such as Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) storage, regulators, etc. A significant portion of the Construction Management ("CM") services will cover programmatic needs for tracking project schedules; providing on-demand inspection and Quality Assurance /Quality Control (QA/QC) resources; tracking critical activities requiring oversight such as hot work, hazardous material handling and disposal, and compliance with approved Health and Safety plans (HASPs); Request for Information / Clarifications (RFI/RFC) review; coordination with Operational staff; preconstruction and progress meetings; submittal review; permit tracking; producing monthly program reports highlighting critical project issues, cost and schedule metrics. In addition to programmatic support, DEP may request stand- alone task orders for CM services related to specific projects that requires more in-depth management and on-site presence on a continuing basis. DEP anticipates awarding 3 contracts from this RFP, divided by Region: Regional Group North will include work at the Bowery Bay, Hunts Point, Tallman Island and Wards Island Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities (WWRFs), including all associated pump stations and Combined Sewage Overflow ("CSO") facilities in their drainage areas. Regional Group South will include work at the Newtown Creek, North River, Red Hook, Oakwood Beach and Port Richmond WWRFs, including all associated pump stations and Combined Sewage Overflow ("CSO") facilities in their drainage areas. Regional Group East will include work at the 26th Ward, Coney Island, Jamaica, Owls Head and Rockaway WWRFs, including all associated pump stations and Combined Sewage Overflow ("CSO") facilities in their drainage areas. The method of contractor selection has not been determined at this time
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