Demolition, site work, renovation and addition to a municipal facility in New York, New York. Conceptual plans call for the addition of a 60,000-square-foot municipal facility; for the demolition of a municipal facility; for the renovation of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

As of July 16, 2024, information regarding the award and award date has not been disclosed. A firm timeline for construction has not been established. *The closed solicitation has been included below for reference: DASNY seeks proposals from consultants to provide programming, architectural and engineering services to prepare bridging documents in connection with the design/build procurement which will be utilized to implement the NYC Staten Island Family Court Consolidation program. The bridging documents will only be for 100 Richmond Terrace but will need to provide an overview of the entire project. It is anticipated that the Family Court consolidation will involve the construction of an approximately 60,000 GSF addition to the existing 100 Richmond terrace facility and renovations to the current building and its infrastructure. It is also anticipated that the successful bridging consultant will continue to provide services for the project during the procurement of the design/build firm and the design and construction phases of the project that follow. In addition to the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, the NYC Family Court, the NYS Office of Court Administration, and the NYC Mayor's Office of Management and Budget will be primary stakeholders and participants in the project development process. The Staten Island Family Court building was constructed around 1920 and was designated as a New York City landmark in 2001. The original building is approximately 15,800 Square Feet (SF). The existing Family Court operations are primarily located at a historic landmark courthouse at 100 Richmond Terrace in a building that is deficient in its size, safety, and operations. The building has three floors, two above-grade with an occupied basement. Current Family Court operations are split between 100 Richmond Terrace, 18 Richmond Terrace, and additional hearing rooms and support space located at 25 Hyatt Street. The main building faces three streets: Richmond Terrace, Hamilton Street, and Stuyvesant Place. There was a Pre-Scoping Study conducted in 2018 that estimated the construction budget for this phase of the project to be approximately $80 - $100 million. The Staten Island Family Court consolidation is one component of the consolidation program of the court facilities on Staten Island. This overall consolidation program also includes Supreme Court and Surrogate Court facilities; these future phases of this effort are not included under the scope of this RFP. The consolidation of the courts will improve access to justice and services for the public, provide a more efficient court system, improve safety for all courthouse occupants, bring existing court facilities up to modern standards, and reinforce the dignity and role of the court in the community. Interested firms must have experience and a proven track record in providing prime design, design/build, and/or bridging architectural and related design services for courthouse projects and comparable facilities that involve both interior renovations and new construction. Experience with courthouse projects and comparable facilities in the NYC/Metropolitan Region is preferred. Also, experience with projects that involve renovations and additions to historically significant buildings is preferred. Pursuant to Executive Order No. 170.1 - Uniform Guidelines for Responsibility Determinations, Executive Order No. 125 - NYS Vendor Responsibility Questionnaire and Executive Order No. 192 - Continuing Vendor Integrity, DASNY may only award a contract to a responsible proposer. A responsible proposer must have the integrity to justify the award of public dollars and the capacity to perform the requirements of the contract fully. The proposer must file a vendor responsibility questionnaire with DASNY. The questionnaire provides the proposer an opportunity to self-disclose any issues and provide necessary information, which DASNY will use as part of its determination. 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% Disadvantaged Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Contract term: 6 Years CR Number: 2093659 The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time