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Aug 28, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Reconstruction of Existing Sewer, Asphalt concrete, concrete sidewalk, tree pruning.
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Jul 9, 2028
Procurement of special inspection services for the PV957DGRW -Degraw Firehouse Renovation project, including general construction, structural, mechanical, plumbing, civil, foundation, and sprinkler inspections, as well as ADA inspections.
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Aug 5, 2026
Jul 31, 2030
The City of New York is seeking qualifications from firms for design and construction services related to the SE-885 Trunk Sewer and Outfall at Bergen Basin, including sewer mains, outfall structures, engineering, permitting, and coordination with existing infrastructure. Responses must be submitted through the PASSPort Public Portal using the PQL number PQL000172. This construction-related solicitation is open as of August 5, 2026, and responses are due by July 31, 2030 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time; it is not a grant program.
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Long Island City
County
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Queens
Address
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30-30 Thomson Ave
Zip Code
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11101
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This document is an Addendum to the General Conditions issued by the Department of Design and Construction for the 'Issue Project Room Interior Fit Out' project (FMS # PV028-ISS) located at 22 Boerum Place, Brooklyn, NY. It amends and specifies terms and conditions for multiple contracts related to general construction, plumbing, HVAC + fire protection, and electrical work. The addendum details project descriptions, LEED and commissioning requirements, project management structures, contract types, schedules, applicability of general conditions sections, special experience requirements, and revisions to specifications and contract drawings. It also includes specific schedules for contract requirements, insurance, contract drawings, electrical motor control equipment, and separation of trades. Allowances for incidental asbestos abatement are provided for General Construction ($15,000.00) and Plumbing ($5,000.00).
This document outlines the contract for the Delancey Street Safety Improvements project in Manhattan, involving sewer, water main, street lighting, and traffic work. It details general conditions, specifications, revisions, federal funding requirements, and extensive provisions for coordinating with utility companies, particularly for gas (EP7) and telecommunications (Joint Bid), including environmental considerations for contaminated materials. The contract specifies liquidated damages, insurance requirements, and a detailed disputes resolution procedure for joint bid work involving City and utility components. The project has a base duration of 1460 calendar days.
Board meetings and strategic plans from NYC Department of Design & Construction
This document presents the updated Principles of Good Urban Design for New York City, developed by the Department of City Planning. The plan aims to foster a more livable city through high-quality design of the built environment. It is structured around four core principles: enhancing people's daily lives, caring for a neighborhood's history, culture, and identity, embracing the city's dynamism, and confronting society's greatest challenges. These principles serve as a shared resource and guide for the public, professionals, government entities, and developers to advocate for and improve urban development.
The New York City 2026 Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP26) is a 10-year strategy designed to reduce solid waste, manage existing practices, and evaluate future options for implementation. The plan aims to decrease waste disposal and enhance reduction, recycling, and recovery through eight key programs: Waste Prevention and Reuse, Organics Diversion and Recovery, Residential Recycling, Residential Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), Commercial Waste, Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste, Special Waste, and Education and Outreach. It seeks to maintain a safe and effective solid waste management system while supporting the city's climate and environmental justice goals.
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This document presents a comprehensive overview of the 'Jamaica Bay Story,' focusing on the wicked problem of climate change and coastal resilience in Queens and Brooklyn, New York City. It details historical land-use changes, the impacts of extreme weather events, and future flood risk projections. The document explores various approaches including critiques of existing infrastructure proposals, highlights community-led initiatives, and showcases academic projects that envision adaptable infrastructure and housing solutions for creating livable, resilient neighborhoods. It aims to inform and foster discussions on innovative strategies to address the challenges of rising sea levels in Jamaica Bay.
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