Purchase and Delivery of Watercraft

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is seeking bids for the purchase and delivery of two 33-foot aluminum patrol vessels to replace aging watercraft in DEC Region 2, specifically in Staten Island. These vessels are essential for maintaining the Division of Law Enforcement’s operational capacity on the water and ensuring the continuation of priority patrols under the Joint Enforcement Agreement, supported by the JEA Grant. The contract is set for a two-year term, with a submission deadline of August 20, 2024, and the project budget ranges between $500,000 and $1,000,000. The procurement does not include set-aside goals for MWBE or service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and the vendor awarded a similar contract within the past five years is Inventech Marine Solutions. The contract emphasizes the importance of replacing vessels that have exceeded their serviceable life to sustain law enforcement activities on New York’s waters. The procurement process is managed by Peter Buck, a Contract Management Specialist, and the project is located in Richmond County, Staten Island. The goods are to be supplied from an out-of-state or foreign vendor, with a focus on ensuring timely delivery to support ongoing enforcement missions. Interested vendors can find additional details and respond to the solicitation through the provided online link.