82626B0054-BEDC-PS-318 Reconstruction of Paerdegat Pumping Station

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is soliciting bids to fully reconstruct the Paerdegat Pumping Station in Brooklyn, a critical wastewater treatment facility originally built in 1932. The scope encompasses replacing aging dry‑pit submersible pumps, upgrading mechanical, electrical, HVAC, and instrumentation systems, installing a permanent emergency generator, rehabilitating the wet‑well structure, reconstructing building envelopes, and installing two new parallel force mains along with associated civil works. The project also requires extensive site safety, environmental, and compliance measures, including DBE participation, prevailing‑wage rules, and strict EHS reporting. • Replace vertical pumping units and install a 1,285,746 $ diesel generator. • Perform structural repairs (crack/spall remediation, roof membrane replacement, façade brick work, waterproofing). • Install new 48‑inch plug valves, two parallel force mains, spillway extension, and emergency‑bypass chambers. • Deliver comprehensive commissioning, O&M manuals, and a 4‑hour EHS training program for on‑site personnel.