High Meadow Preserve Universal Access Project

The Adirondack Land Trust, a recognized non-profit organization dedicated to conserving the natural landscapes of the Adirondacks, is seeking qualified firms to provide architecture, design, and engineering services for its High Meadow Preserve Universal Access Project. Located on a 187-acre site in Lake Placid, NY, the project aims to enhance accessibility and preserve ecological integrity within the preserve. The solicitation emphasizes the importance of comprehensive proposals that detail the scope of work, qualifications, and relevant experience, with a focus on delivering innovative and sustainable design solutions. The contract is anticipated to have a performance period to be determined, with a project size estimated between $500,000 and $2,000,000. This procurement is open to all qualified entities, with no set-aside for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and marks the first time this project is being solicited. The deadline for proposal submissions is June 30, 2025, and the project is situated within Essex County, New York. The contract will be managed by the Adirondack Land Trust, with Derek Rogers serving as the primary contact. The project aligns with federal procurement standards, though specific contract type details are not explicitly provided. Overall, this initiative represents a significant effort to improve accessibility and conservation efforts at the High Meadow Preserve, supporting the organization’s mission to protect and enhance the natural environment of the Adirondacks.