Historic Building Rehabilitation & Adaptive Reuse Planning

The contract involves the planning and management of an adaptive reuse project for a historic warehouse in Columbia, New York, with a primary focus on preserving its architectural integrity while converting it for modern use. Significant emphasis is placed on achieving compliance with federal Historic Tax Credit requirements, state-level Restore NY incentives, and all applicable local building and preservation codes. The scope requires expert coordination between historical restoration standards and contemporary functional needs, ensuring the project meets both regulatory benchmarks and community preservation goals. The work demands a thorough understanding of historic materials, rehabilitation techniques, and the documentation necessary to secure and maintain tax credit eligibility. This is a subcontract opportunity with a NAICS code of 541611, indicating it is for architectural services, and the response deadline is October 27, 2025. Solicitation was posted on September 22, 2025, by the City of Hudson as the contracting authority, with performance required at the project site in Columbia. While specific financial details or set-aside classifications are not provided, the project’s alignment with state and federal incentive programs suggests a structured funding framework tied to successful compliance. Subcontractors must demonstrate experience in historic rehabilitation and familiarity with New York’s preservation policies, as adherence to these programs is central to the project’s feasibility and funding.