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2139197State & Local

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The Village of Greenwich is seeking an Administrative Consultant for a three-year contract to support the NY Forward Small Project Fund. The selected consultant will provide comprehensive administrative, architectural, and environmental services, including managing the marketing and application process, coordinating contractor selection, and monitoring construction and site inspections. Key responsibilities include assisting building owners with project scopes that align with local and state codes, ensuring decarbonization compliance through coordination with the Department of State, and preparing environmental review documentation for submission to the State Historic Preservation Office’s Cultural Resource Information System. Environmental assessments must be conducted in accordance with ASTM guidelines and program requirements. Proposals are due by October 9, 2026, at 12:00 PM and must be submitted as hard copies. The Village will evaluate candidates based on their management capability, cost reasonableness, overall capability, and specific experience managing similar grant programs involving multiple building projects. A critical performance milestone requires the firm to be able to begin and complete activities by May 28, 2027. Submissions must include a detailed breakdown of services, cost estimates, a proposed project timeline, and a list of qualified personnel. Minority and women-owned businesses are strongly encouraged to apply.

General Info

Greenwich seeks an administrative consultant for NY Forward project management through May 2027.

Agency

New York → Village of GreenwichView Agency

NAICS

541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

6 Academy St, Greenwich, NY 12834, NY, USA

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Village of Greenwich - Small Project Fund 2026 RFP

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CR# 2139197 - Village of Greenwich Small Project Fund RFP/RFQ

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AgencyNew York → Village of Greenwich
Contacts3 people available
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New York → Village of Greenwich
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Jane DowlingVillage Clerk
Amanda Beekman HurleyMayor
Jane DowlingVillage Clerk

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Administrative Services · Provide administrative assistance for the administration of the Village of Greenwich, NY Forward Small Project Fund. Services to be provided, including but not limited to: - Participation in development and coordination of the marketing, application and project selection process; - Review program guidelines with selected participants; - Review of and submission of funding commitment and disbursement paperwork; - Coordination of contractor selection, construction monitoring, and site inspections; - Communication with property owners; and - Collaborate with Village of Greenwich and HTFC staff for project activities - Coordinate Architectural and Environmental Services Architectural and Environmental Services · Assist building owners in development of written project scopes of work that are consistent with local and state codes and design guidelines · Incorporate decarbonization into the funded project to the extent required by DRI/NYF program guidelines and coordinate with the Department of State (DOS) or their consultants to first confirm the decided-on compliance path and then subsequently receive verification from the DOS that all decarbonization requirements have been satisfied prior to receiving final reimbursement. · Prepare Environmental Review documents including forms, documentation, maps, relevant records and findings. o Submit final scopes/designs for approval through the State Historic Preservation Office’s Cultural Resource Information System (CRIS). o Coordinate environmental assessment of project site(s) to determine the level of investigation required to complete the site contamination evaluation, following program requirements and using ASTM guidelines. This would include assistance with identifying qualified environmental firms, or completion of the reviews if consultant has capacity in house. Requirements are available online, beginning on page 13: https://hcr.ny.gov/environmental-compliance-handbook-0 Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None

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