85027Y0180-DDC SEK2397SD - Myrtle Ave Corridor CPSD Study -Small Purchase

The City of New York Department of Design and Construction is seeking a consultant to conduct a Capital Project Scope Development study for the Myrtle Ave Corridor in Brooklyn. This Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise set-aside project involves a 12-month engagement to perform baseline analysis of existing utilities and substructures, a high-level constructability assessment for three proposed sewer routing alternatives, and a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis. Key deliverables include an Existing Conditions Report with AutoCAD sketches, a Corridor Analysis Report, a Constructability Report detailing trenching and traffic impacts, and a final report for presentation to the Office of Management and Budget. The total contract value for these services is capped at 400,000 dollars. Proposals are evaluated based on company experience, staffing plans, and technical approach. Qualified firms must provide a New York State Certificate of Authorization for professional engineering services and adhere to strict submission guidelines, including specific page limits for experience profiles and technical approaches. The agreement is governed by the City's general provisions for consultants, requiring compliance with the Living Wage Law, the Iran Divestment Act, and MacBride Principles. Additionally, the selected consultant must maintain specific insurance coverages as detailed in the contract schedules and submit a Doing Business Data Form to ensure transparency and regulatory compliance.