The Port Richmond Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) is located at 1801 Richmond Terrace in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Staten Island along the southern shore of the Kill van Kull, which connects Newark Bay to New York Bay. Constructed in 1953, Port Richmond WRRF treats combined sewage from a 9,665-acre drainage area and is designed to treat 60 million gallons per day (MGD) with a peak wet weather treatment capacity of 120 MGD. The PR-132 Port Richmond WRRF Sludge Dock Improvement portion of this project will replace/rehabilitate the existing dock to allow the facility to continue transferring sludge to DEPs dewatering facilities. Additionally, all existing aboveground piping will need to be replaced with new sludge piping and manifolds. For the purposes of this RFQ, the Respondent shall assume 4 years for completion of Work. Substantial completion for the Project will be presented in the RFP stage (Step II). The estimated contract value for the Project is $90M - $110M.. Question Deadline 10/25/2023 DEP reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to. Reject any or all SOQs *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. All questions and requests for
additional information should
be submitted to
designbuild@dep.nyc.gov Demolition of the existing sludge dock, causeway, walkways, and dolphins associated marine
equipment, mechanical equipment, and electrical equipment.
o Construction of a new dock founded on deep pile foundations, concrete pile caps, and concrete deck.
o Construction of new approach trestle founded on deep pile foundations, concrete pile caps, and a
concrete deck.
o Construction of new walkways (east and west of causeway) supported on deep pile foundations, deck
framing, and grating.
o Construction of twelve (12) new breasting dolphins founded on deep pile foundations, with rubber
fenders.
o Installation of new ductile iron pipe sludge line along the causeway and dock and installation of two
sludge manifolds at the dock;
o Installation of new potable water line leading out to the dock;
o Installation of electrical equipment along the dock, causeway, and walkways including lighting,
transformer, shore power receptacles, and heat tracing; and other miscellaneous ancillary systems;
Repair/ replace the existing dock to facilitate the sludge transfer process from the storage units to the
sludge vessel at the Rockaway WRRF.
o Construction of a new dock bulkhead with concrete cap and a new fender system matching the top of
existing dock outboard of the existing bulkhead;
o Installation of new ductile iron pipe sludge line along the dock and installation of two sludge manifolds
at the dock;
o Installation of new potable water line leading out to the dock;
o Installation of electrical equipment along the dock including lighting, transformer, shore power
receptacles, and heat tracing; and other miscellaneous ancillary systems;
o Reconstruction of pavement area behind the headwall and regrading existing grass area
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