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1608-JBCON:Master Planning services for the consolidation of WRRFs

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20250109040State & Local

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The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is seeking a consultant to provide Master Planning services aimed at consolidating Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRFs) within the Jamaica Bay area, which includes the 26th Ward, Jamaica Bay, Coney Island, and Rockaway. This effort focuses on developing a comprehensive long-term roadmap for an optimal consolidation scheme, incorporating the potential merger of various WRRFs and treatment processes. Integral to the plan is the design of a new deep ocean effluent outfall, supporting the discharge of treated wastewater, alongside the development of force mains for the transmission of liquids and solids. The consultant will work closely with the Bureau of Wastewater Treatment to select the preferred consolidation approach, leveraging insights from previous studies, strategic documents, and projected treatment needs. The Master Plan is expected to incorporate climate resiliency measures to address future environmental challenges. This project falls under the solicitation number 20250109040 and is classified under NAICS code 541611, which pertains to administrative management and general management consulting services, with the place of performance in New York State. The consultant’s role includes assisting the DEP throughout the planning stages to align the project's technical, environmental, and operational objectives with long-term sustainability goals for wastewater treatment infrastructure within this critical geographic region.

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Consultant to develop master plan consolidating Jamaica Bay WRRFs with new ocean outfall design.

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BWT-1608-JBCON: With this Request for Proposals (“RFP”), DEP wishes to engage a consultant to provide Master Planning services related to the consolidation of Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRFs) in the geographic area of Jamaica Bay (26th Ward, Jamaica Bay, Coney Island, and Rockaway), including a new ocean effluent outfall. The Master Plan shall provide a roadmap for the selected consolidation/outfall scheme over a long term planning period. The consultant will be responsible for assisting DEP in selection of a preferred consolidation scheme based on previous consolidation studies, strategic planning documents, anticipated treatment requirements, and input from the Bureau of Wastewater Treatment. The plan may involve consolidation of multiple WRRFs and/or treatment processes, a deep ocean outfall for treated effluent, force mains for transmission of liquids and solids, and climate resiliency measures.

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