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| Download RFPs. At the present time proposals must be submitted on paper to NYC DOT in accordance with the submission instructions detailed in the Request For Proposal (RFP) package. Find out more about NYCDOT’s projects funded by the Federal Stimulus Bill. Invitation to Engineering Firms Regarding Pre-Qualified Lists for Bridge Design and Construction Support Services and/or Bridge Resident Engineering Inspection (REI) Services The Department of Transportation invites engineering firms to be considered for inclusion on the agency's Pre-Qualified Lists for the following categories of service: (1) Bridge Design and Construction Support Services and/or (2) Bridge Resident Engineering Inspection (REI) Services. In order for a firm to be Pre-Qualified the firm must meet specific criteria requirements as stated on the Pre-Qualification Forms and SF330 Forms which can be obtained from the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT). Information and applications to be included on such lists may be obtained from the NYCDOT Office of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer, and may be submitted at any time. Firms already on the Pre-Qualified Lists do not need to be re-certified for inclusion on the list(s) at this time. For the two categories described above, three (3) lists (Large, Medium and Small) are established according to project size. No firm may be placed on more than two of the three lists for the Bridge Design and Construction Support Services or the Bridge Resident Engineering Inspection Services category. Firms that are placed on these Pre-Qualified lists may be invited to receive RFPs (Request for Proposals) on selected Capital Bridge Projects without additional public notification. The Pre-qualification Lists are as follows:
The Mayor’s Office has extended its initiative to help real estate developers, builders, contractors, and licensed professionals working on private developments that have been delayed because of conflicting City policies. The initiative is being piloted in Brooklyn through the end of September and thereafter is expanding to Queens. For more information and to submit your Brooklyn or Queens project for consideration, visit www.nyc.gov/devcoordinator. Notice of Mailing List for Future Concessions The Department of Transportation (DOT) is seeking individuals and businesses interested in being contacted for future requests for bids or proposals for DOT concessions. Some types of DOT concessions are outdoor food courts, cafes, pedestrian plazas, and vending machines. Interested entities should complete the Bidder Information form and return it via mail or fax to the address on the form. For more information please call: (212) 839-6550 or email concessions@dot.nyc.gov The Adopt-A-Highway program is a tax-deductible way for you to market your business or organization to thousands of people a day while giving back to your community. All City procurements, including DOT’s capital construction projects are advertised on the City record. Construction projects that agencies expect to bid out during the next 12 months, please note this information is updated quarterly and subject to change. This information is updated quarterly and subject to change. All vendors are encouraged to enroll on the New York Citywide bidder and receive more information on doing business in the City of New York. Find out more about how to become a certified Minority- and Women-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE). Thanks to Local Law 129, which was signed by Mayor Bloomberg in 2005, City agencies aim to buy more goods and services from M/WBE. That means more opportunities for certified M/WBEs to bid on public contracts, increase their capacity, and effectively contribute to the City's economy. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Contractors bidding on federally-funded NYC DOT projects are required to use DBEs. Find a certified DBE here. Subcontractors find out more about how to become a certified DBE (through NY State DOT) here. Pre-Qualified Lists
The Department of Transportation invites engineering firms to be considered for inclusion on the agency's Pre-Qualified Lists for the following categories of service: 1. Bridge Design and Construction Support Services and/or 2. Bridge Resident Engineering Inspection (REI) Services. In order for a firm to be Pre-Qualified the firm must meet specific criteria requirements as stated on the Pre-Qualification Forms and SF330 Forms which can be obtained from the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT). Information and applications to be included on such lists may be obtained from the NYCDOT Office of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer, and may be submitted at any time. Firms already on the Pre-Qualified Lists do not need to be re-certified for inclusion on the list(s) at this time. For the two categories described above, three (3) lists (Large, Medium and Small) are established according to project size. No firm may be placed on more than two of the three lists for the Bridge Design and Construction Support Services or the Bridge Resident Engineering Inspection Services category. Firms that are placed on these Pre-Qualified lists may be invited to receive RFPs (Request for Proposals) on selected Capital Bridge Projects without additional public notification. The Pre-qualification Lists are as follows: Small Bridge Design/REI: (for projects of less than $3 million construction cost) Medium Bridge Design/REI: (for projects of $3 to $10 million construction cost) Large Bridge Design/REI: (for projects in excess of $10 million construction cost) To Obtain Pre-Qualification Materials:Pre-Qualification Forms and SF330 Forms are available for pick up on work days from Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at the New York City Department of Transportation, Bid Window, 55 Water Street, Ground Level, New York NY 10041. Telephone: (212) 839-9435. To Submit Pre-Qualification Materials: | |
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