Architecture & Engineering Services in Connection with Landscape Architecture
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The New York City School Construction Authority is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide architecture and engineering services specifically related to landscape architecture. They plan to award up to four contracts, each with a maximum value of $5 million, to be utilized on an as-needed basis. The contracts will last three years without any renewal options and will be awarded based on the rankings established by a Selection Committee. The solicitation aims to support various landscape architecture projects across New York. Interested firms must submit proposals in accordance with the detailed requirements provided in the invitation package. The procurement falls under NAICS code 541320, and all work will be performed in New York. The primary contact for this solicitation is Aqib Hanif, and submissions or inquiries can be directed to the provided email addresses or phone number. The opportunity is openly available with no specific set-aside designations indicated.
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