Site work and paving for a mixed-use development in New York, New York. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project; sidewalk / parking lot; and for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

The Port Richmond Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) is located at 1801 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10310. Port Richmond WRRF utilizes the sludge dock within the Kill Can Kull to offload sludge to and from the facility into NYCDEP vessels. The Rockaway WRRF is located at 106-21 Beach Channel Drive, Rockaway, NY 11694 on the Rockaway Peninsula. The receiving waterbody to offload to and from the NYCDEP sludge vessels is Jamaica Bay. The Port Richmond and Rockaway WRRF Sludge Dock Improvements project (PR-132 and R-151) includes facility planning, design and construction of the sludge docks to a state of good repair. New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is procuring under this RFP, a Design-Builder to enter into a design-build contract to execute this Project. Previous above water and underwater inspections of both sludge docks have determined that Port Richmond WRRF and Rockaway WRRF should be replaced/rehabilitated to allow the facilities to continue sludge transfer operations. Both facilities are in continuous daily operation, and the execution of this project must be performed within work restrictions without interrupting sludge transfer and other critical functions of facilities. The Design-Builder shall provide all resources and professional services to perform the planning, engineering design, permitting, furnishing of all materials, fabrication/installation, labor, as well as the means and methods for demolition and construction necessary for the construction of the PR-132 and R-151 Sludge Docks Improvement Projects at Port Richmond WRRF and Rockaway WWTP, under a Design-Build Agreement. The project scope focusing on the Port Richmond WRRF sludge dock, includes the following: Replacement of the existing sludge dock; Replacement and widening of the causeway; Installation of 20-inch sludge line and associated supports; Installation of two (2) new 12-inch sludge lines from the 20-inch line to gooseneck connectors; Replacement of the existing plunger desludging line pump in the nearby sludge storage tank building; Installation of new 12-inch gooseneck connectors and valves at sludge loading area of the dock; Heat tracing of 12-inch sludge line and gooseneck connectors; Installation of new heat-traced potable water line to the new dock area; Upgrade lighting on dock and causeway; Installation of new LED lights along the causeway, dock, and walkways; Replacement of the existing load center and supports on the new dock; 2 Exhibit A RFP Data Sheet Installation of electrical equipment along the dock, causeway, and walkways including lighting, transformer and panelboard, shore power receptacles, insulated heat tracing; and other miscellaneous ancillary systems; and Installation of new dock camera system. The project scope for Rockaway WRRF dock includes the following: Demolition of the existing bulkhead, mooring anchors, and fender system and upland dock as required to accommodate associated marine structures, mechanical equipment, and electrical equipment; Construction of a new dock bulkhead with concrete cap and a new fender system matching the top of existing dock outboard of the new bulkhead; Installation of a new ductile iron pipe sludge line along the causeway and dock and installation of two sludge manifolds and gooseneck connectors; Installation of new heat-traced potable water line and hydrants leading out to the dock; Installation of electrical equipment along the dock, causeway, and walkways including shore power receptacles, insulated heat tracing; and other miscellaneous ancillary systems; Installation of new dock camera system; and Repair of existing plant outfall within dock boundaries as needed. structures and sludge lines to support sludge operations during construction. Question Deadline 09/03/2025