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Agricultural Engineering & Site Planning

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This subcontract for Agricultural Engineering and Site Planning supports grant recipients of the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets by providing technical planning and engineering for climate-resilient farming infrastructure. The selected provider will be responsible for site planning, preparation design, and the creation of engineering specifications utilizing soil analysis tools and CAD software. A Professional Engineer license is required to produce the necessary site plans and permits. The final deliverables include approved site plans, detailed engineering drawings, and completed permit applications. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of November 23, 2026, under NAICS code 541330.

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Subcontract for climate-resilient agricultural engineering and site planning for NYS grant recipients.

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Climate Resilient Farming Program – Round 10

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Performs technical planning, site design, and engineering for climate-resilient farming infrastructure for grant recipients of the NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets. Conducts site planning, preparation design, and engineering specifications using CAD software and soil analysis tools. Requires Professional Engineer (PE) license for site plans and permits. Delivers approved site plans, engineering drawings, and permit applications.

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