Site work and paving for a road / highway in Norwich, New York. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

If you have any questions, please contact the City of Norwich at 607-334-1229 or via email at escrivener@norwichnewyork.net Introduction The City of Norwich is seeking proposals from consultants (Consultant) that are qualified to provide planning and architectural design services in connection with aNewYork Main Street Technical Assistance (NYMS-TA) project. The City ofNorwich was awarded $20,000 through the NYMS-TA program for a review ofthe feasibility of a mixed-use renovation at 13-15 South Broad Street, Norwich, and the creation of architectural stamped plans. The building was constructed around 1930 and is approximately 21,000 square feet. Quality downtown housing is a development and investment priority in the City ofNorwich. The city is currently revitalizing the downtown through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative and an award through Restore NY. This project complements the ongoing work, and will help fill a gap of quality, affordable units. Please note that the city may develop potential applications to additional New York Main Street programs, Community Development Block Grant, NYS Empire State Development or other funding sources to assist with implementing the actions identified in the Plan. Scope of Services The successful Consultant will meetwith the project partners including the City ofNorwich and 1315 South LLC to review the building and existing layout, conditions, and other resources. Please provide information on how your firm can provide these services and the proposed price of each. The base proposal price and alternate services should be included on Attachment A. The proposal should address personnel qualifications and experience providing these servicesto municipalities and other clients. The project includes: Planning, evaluation, and feasibility study ofthe building at 13-15 South Broad Street, Norwich, NY for a mixed-use renovation. o Floorplan survey and digitization ofinterior, exterior, common areas, and basement ofthe building. o Creation of architect stamped plans for the proposed work in the building. o Alignment with other local, state, and federal development opportunities. o Alternate work proposed in addition to the base proposal included in Attachment A. Work Time Frames Project completion shall be achieved by November 30,2024, as stated in the NYMS-TA Grant Agreement. Questions will be accepted in writing until February 9,2024.