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85025I0006-HBFDR14BP-Design Build for East Side Greenway

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20250305016State & Local

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The contract involves the design and construction of a segment of the East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR) Greenway located east of FDR Drive, between East 13th Street and East 15th Street in Manhattan. This project addresses a narrow "pinch point" on the existing Manhattan Greenway, expanding the path from just 4 feet to a safer, wider connection to enhance the continuous route between East River Park and Captain Patrick J. Brown Walk. The work scope includes structural enhancements, architectural finishes, and various site amenities such as lighting, benches, landscaped areas, and water service access at both ends of the greenway. The design will accommodate pedestrian and cyclist traffic as well as maintenance and emergency vehicles. The solicitation is issued by the NYC Department of Design and Construction under NAICS code 621910 and is tagged as a design-build contract. All submission documents and forms must be submitted electronically via the Passport system. The primary point of contact for the contract is Alexander Tong, reachable by email at design build@ddc.nyc.gov. The contract supports improvements to the overall Manhattan Greenway network, enhancing safety and accessibility in this constrained urban corridor.

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Design-build contract for East Side Coastal Resiliency Greenway expansion and safety upgrades in Manhattan.

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AgencyNew York → NYC Department of Design and Construction
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HBFDR14BP-Design Build for Greenway, East of FDR Drive, between E.13th St and E.15th St., Manhattan. The proposed ESCR Greenway will provide a widened connection where the existing Manhattan Greenway narrows to a width of 4' between E. 13th St and E. 15th St (the pinch point), where it is constrained by the FDR Drive to the west and the Con Edison facility to the east. It will improve the Manhattan Greenway network by providing a safer connection between the shared use path in East River Park at the southern end, and Captain Patrick J. Brown Walk at the northern end. In addition to structural scope, Greenway will have site elements such as architectural finishes and amenities such as lighting, benches, planted areas, and access to water service at either end. The structure will be designed to accommodate pedestrian and cyclist use, and vehicles such as Parks maintenance vehicles and ambulances.
Address to Submit Documents/Forms: Submit Electronically via Passport.

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