Dorsey Street and Lake Colby Parking Lots Stormwater Upgrades and Lake Colby Beach Site Civil and Engineering Work

The Village of Saranac Lake, a municipal corporation in the State of New York, is soliciting proposals from qualified and competitive consultants for the Dorsey Street and Lake Colby Parking Lots Stormwater Upgrades and Lake Colby Beach Site Civil and Engineering Work. The Village of Saranac Lake, a municipal corporation in the State of New York, is soliciting proposals from qualified and competitive consultants for the Dorsey Street and Lake Colby Parking Lots Stormwater Upgrades and Lake Colby Beach Site Civil and Engineering Work. The Dorsey St Parking Lot and Lake Colby Parking lot are vital for the economic viability of the area, but both contribute pollution to the Saranac River and Lake Colby respectively through untreated and unattenuated stormwater flows. Restoring both parking lots with a combination of stormwater detention, infiltration, porous pavement and other similar traditional and green practices will reduce stormwater while simultaneously adding to the beautification of two areas in the Villagethat see high visitor and local use. These projects are in keeping with the Village’s LWRP and DRI.The Village Beach is a free recreational amenity for residents and visitors. It is located within walking and biking distance of the village center and has available on-site parking.The existing comfort station building includes restrooms, lifeguard area, and a small storage area. The building is connected to municipal sanitary sewer and water services and has electrical service.The Village is seeking a proposal to address the following site design items:• Design of fencing to separating the play area and parking lot from the swimming area as required by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH).• Planning for removal of existing comfort station and design of and preparation of the site for construction of a future new comfort station.• Construction of ADA compliant paths throughout the site.• Comfort station and pavilion building programming study.• Development of stormwater improvements to divert water away from the beach and proposed future structures. General Scope of ServicesThe selected vendor will be responsible for a 2-phased project:All final document submissions and approvals for both phases are due by February 1, 2027. Assume prevailing wage rates. Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None