CS00047C: Community Outreach Services for Phase II of the Second Avenue Subway Project (Federal)

The contract solicitation CS00047C seeks community outreach services for Phase II of the Second Avenue Subway Project in Manhattan, New York, under federal funding with an estimated value between $5 million and $10 million. The performance period is set at 72 months, with all activities focused on engaging communities along the project corridor from East 96th Street to 125th Street, ensuring transparent communication, public information dissemination, stakeholder coordination, and integration of community feedback to reduce construction impacts. The solicitation is issued by MTA Construction & Development, a state-level agency, and is classified under NAICS code 541820 for advertising and related services, indicating its focus on professional communication and public relations rather than physical delivery or construction. The contracting officer representative is Sherrianne Arjune, who serves as the point of contact for inquiries, though no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is formally named in the available data. Funding is 100 percent federal, but no specific accounting codes or appropriation references are provided. No detailed evaluation criteria, contract clauses, or inspection and acceptance protocols are included in the available documents, suggesting this solicitation releases only foundational information and expects responders to access the full RFP package through the MTA portal. The submission deadline is June 25, 2026, though the required format, page limits, submission portal, and acceptable file types are not specified, leaving offerors to infer submission procedures. Special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel submissions, organizational conflict of interest restrictions, and option periods are not addressed, indicating the absence of such stipulations or their omission from the released materials. No packaging or marking requirements are applicable, consistent with the nature of the services being non-material. Representations and certifications from offerors are not captured, as this solicitation does not include completed forms. The absence of Section M evaluation factors implies that award will be determined using criteria not disclosed in this public notice, likely involving qualitative assessments of outreach experience, community engagement strategies, and demonstrated capability in federal transit projects.