Jersey Ave Streetscape

The Jersey Avenue Streetscape project in Port Jervis, NY, aims to revamp the corridor into an inviting entryway to downtown, encompassing design, engineering, and construction management services over an 18-month period. The solicitation, issued by the City of Port Jervis, seeks qualified firms to develop comprehensive streetscape improvements, emphasizing urban aesthetics, pedestrian accessibility, and economic revitalization. The project underscores a commitment to diversity and inclusion, setting subcontracting goals of 15% for minority-owned businesses, 30% for women-owned businesses, and 6% for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, reflecting local and state policy priorities. Proposals are due by December 9, 2025, and the project spans all counties within New York State, with specific work at Jersey Avenue. The procurement process involves a formal sealed bid submission, with detailed requirements including compliance with Section 103-d of the New York General Municipal Law, which mandates a certification from offerors. The solicitation does not specify a particular contract type or detailed evaluation criteria, nor does it include explicit clauses or FAR provisions, indicating it is a local municipal project rather than a federal procurement. The scope of work emphasizes collaborative design, engineering, and construction oversight, with deliverables focused on streetscape enhancements aligned with municipal standards. Administrative details specify proposal submission procedures, deadlines, and points of contact, but lack specific financial or technical evaluation factors, and no formal attachments, pricing schedules, or detailed contract clauses are included in the available documentation.