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Concrete & ADA Site Improvements

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Historic Rehabilitation of the John H. Stoody Memorial Hall

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AgencyNew York → Silver Lake Institute
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Performs concrete work for accessibility upgrades for prime contractors on Silver Lake Institute historic rehabilitation projects. Constructs a low concrete stoop from the street to the porch and extends the concrete ADA ramp walk approximately 90 units to the street. All work must meet local building codes and ADA Accessibility Standards for slope and safety. Delivers a completed concrete stoop and extended ADA ramp.

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The Silver Lake Institute is seeking a qualified architect to provide comprehensive architectural, engineering, and project management services for the historic rehabilitation of the John H. Stoody Memorial Hall located in Silver Lake, New York. The primary objective is to restore the building's architectural prominence while transforming it into a safe, climate-resilient, and ADA-accessible multi-season community venue. The scope of work is divided into four core phases: schematic design and construction drawings, regulatory and permitting submissions, bidding and contractor procurement, and contract administration and construction oversight. All work must strictly adhere to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and requires coordination with Wyoming County, the New York State Historic Preservation Office, the National Park Service, and the Department of the Interior to secure a new Certificate of Occupancy. The contract is structured as a two-year agreement with a possible one-year extension. Interested firms must demonstrate significant experience with National Register-listed properties and meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards for Architectural History or Historic Architecture. Proposals are due by November 5, 2026, and must include a firm overview, documented historic preservation experience with at least three project examples, a detailed approach to building stabilization and phased management, and a fee proposal structured in phased lump sums. Evaluation will focus on the firm's ability to navigate complex regulatory environments and collaborate effectively with a volunteer committee to execute critical safety upgrades, including electrical modernization and ADA-compliant restroom and entry expansions.
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