BEDC PS-293-CM

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is seeking a qualified construction‑management firm to oversee the full reconstruction of the Howard Beach combined sanitary‑and‑storm pumping station, including installation of a new 48‑inch force main, replacement of pumps, electrical upgrades, and site works. The contract is a cost‑plus, single‑prime award with a 1,686‑day (≈4 years 7 months) term, requiring at least 51 % self‑performance, extensive EHS oversight, DBE participation (≥ 20 % of contract value), and quarterly community‑hiring reporting. The solicitation was released 5 August 2026; a pre‑proposal conference (virtual) is scheduled for 13 August 2026, and a mandatory site visit on 18 August 2026. Bids are due 3 September 2026. • Scope covers pumping‑station rehabilitation, new force‑main installation (open‑cut & micro‑tunnelling), generator installation, and associated civil, mechanical, electrical, and control work. • Contractor must provide construction‑management services: project‑management plans, monthly progress reports, schedule control, change‑order administration, resident‑engineer oversight, EHS management, stakeholder coordination, and close‑out documentation. • Mandatory requirements include full‑time EHS officer on‑site, DBE participation (≥ 20 % of dollar value), community‑hiring goals (1 hire per $500 K), and compliance with NYC, NYS, and federal regulations (e.g., Davis‑Bacon, BABA/AIS, ESSTA).