In connection with the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") and its City counterpart, CEQR, which requires State and local agencies to assess potential significant adverse environmental impacts of discretionary actions before undertaking, funding, or approving such actions, DHS is required to complete an Environmental Assessment Survey (EAS) which assesses the environmental impact of the new facilities. In addition, in connection with the Turning the Tide initiative to open 90 shelter facilities, the new initiative The Journey Home for an additional 1,000 Safe Haven beds, and the initiative for stabilization beds as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the contractor would play a crucial role in ensuring that the aforementioned initiatives are put in effect in environments that are up to standards. DHS will contract for the performance of expert professional on-call architectural and engineering design services for pipeline capacity citywide for Three (3) years, covering FY23 - FY25 as it relates to the preparation of CEQR Environmental Assessment Statements (EAS) in connection with the opening of various shelter facilities and On-Call Architectural and Engineering design services. The scope of work included the assessment of project impacts based on the thresholds and criteria presented in the CEQR Technical Manual, Part II of the EAS form which included, but is not limited to, the environmental review and analysis of the following categories: land use, zoning, and public policy; socioeconomic conditions; community facilities; shadows; historic and cultural resources; urban design and visual resources; hazardous materials; water and sewer infrastructure; transportation; and construction. The breakdown of Pipeline EAS's, Construction expenditures, and estimated Additional EAS expenditures are included below: FY23 Breakdown: Pipeline Sites: Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 1000 stabilization beds (Estimated 13 locations at 80 beds per location): Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Purpose Built Construction Monitoring: (5 Sites) Budget Code 9640: $500,000 Construction Monitoring: Budget Code 9640/683: Queens DIC- $100,000 Budget Code 9640/683: Ad Hoc Architectural Review- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: Hylan Blvd- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: $1,325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 FY'23 Total: $1,500,000 FY24 Breakdown: Pipeline Sites: Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 1000 stabilization beds (Estimated 13 locations at 80 beds per location): Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Purpose Built Construction Monitoring: (5 Sites) Budget Code 9640: $500,000 Construction Monitoring: Budget Code 9640/683: Queens DIC- $100,000 Budget Code 9640/683: Ad Hoc Architectural Review- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: Hylan Blvd- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: $1,325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 FY'24 Total: $1,500,000 FY25 Breakdown: Pipeline Sites: Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 1000 stabilization beds (Estimated 13 locations at 80 beds per location): Budget Code 9640/683: $325,000 Purpose Built Construction Monitoring: (5 Sites) Budget Code 9640: $500,000 Construction Monitoring: Budget Code 9640/683: Queens DIC- $100,000 Budget Code 9640/683: Ad Hoc Architectural Review- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: Hylan Blvd- $37,500 Budget Code 9640/683: $1,325,000 Budget Code 9650/683: $175,000 FY'25 Total: $1,500,000 TOTAL: $4,500,000.
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