Y49 and SENY TRANSMISSION MAINTENANCE

The New York Power Authority is seeking qualified suppliers to provide Preventative Maintenance, Testing, and Emergency Response services for a period of five years, beginning January 1, 2025, and concluding December 2029. The scope encompasses all current and future assets within the South-Eastern New York (SENY) Region, which includes nine generation sites and six transmission substations. Additionally, the contract covers maintenance and emergency services for existing infrastructure in Nassau County, such as the Y49 HPFF underground transmission line and related substations, mechanical, and electrical systems. The work involves routine preventative maintenance at specified intervals, inspections, testing, and urgent repairs to ensure the reliability and safety of the power infrastructure. The contract is not set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses and is open to entities with relevant experience, including those who have previously secured similar contracts within the last five years. Proposals are due by October 24, 2024, via the NYPA ARIBA system, with the contract valued between five and fifteen million dollars. The project covers multiple counties, including Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Suffolk, and Westchester. Interested vendors can contact Keith Turvey, the Senior Strategic Buyer, for further details. The contract emphasizes ongoing maintenance and emergency response for critical power assets, ensuring the continued operational integrity of the SENY Region’s electrical infrastructure. The solicitation reflects NYPA’s commitment to maintaining a reliable power supply through contracted maintenance services, with a focus on experienced providers familiar with similar projects.