LNCA15SPKSeward Park Boiler ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-12-29T00:00:00Boiler ReplacementActiveLNCAL15TVTottenville Roof ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-08-05T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActive227DUFFIELD227 Duffield St. - Temporary Seal and StabilizationDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-02-28T00:00:00Temporary seal and stabilization of the building per DOB requirements.ActiveCO283SID2100 Centre Sidewalk Stabilization and RampsDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-06-28T00:00:00Sidewalk replacement and handicap accessibility. Project involves replacement of the sidewalk, restoration of the entrances to the building, new handicap ramps on the North and Side entrances to the building on Centre Street.ActiveCO283TOILCriminal Courthouse: 100 Centre StreetDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2026-03-07T00:00:00ADA & Code Compliant Public Restroom/Holding Cell Toilet Upgrade/RenovationsActive70MULBREC70 MULBERRY STREET - RECONSTRUCTIONDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2028-03-22T00:00:00Exterior will be preserved or reconstructed to retain its characteristics/appearance as a cultural landmark, while reconstructing and modernizing the interior that meets existing tenants needs and latest building codes/standards. Building will have original square footage plus gymnasium/multi-purpose floor. Building must be designed to have but not limited: new central multi-zone HVAC system, new MEP services and distribution, BMS,FA,FP, Security/communication, new chiller/boiler plant in basement, emergency generator, new elevator (two preferably for redundancy), new restrooms, new kitchen for the senior and kitchenettes.ActiveCO290BCHJBCHJ-Post Construction WorkDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-12-15T00:00:00Remediation work at the Bronx County Hall of Justice as indicated in the Project Objectives, Exhibit C. Work includes HVAC, roof leaks, glass breakage, intumescent paint, plumbing and audio/visual.ActiveACEDCA433WCS/DCAS ACE Program Round 1, Roof Replacement Project, Four Buildings - DCLA/DDC CCGCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2026-04-28T00:00:00The ACE Program Bronx Zoo Roof Replacement project will replace the roofing systems for four Bronx Zoo campus buildings: The Aquatic Bird House (5000 square feet, built in1961) The Wild Asia Comfort Station (2400 square feet, built in 1976) The African Plains Lion House (2000 square feet, built in 1940) The Nyala Barn (1800 square feet, built in 1940)ActiveACEDCA702METS REPLACEMENT OF 7 AIR HANDLING UNITSCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-05-31T00:00:00The new Air Handlers will be modern state-of-the-art equipment which will improve energy efficiency, improve indoor air quality, and provide a more stable environment for the staff and visitors. With the new equipment and controls, the desired temperature and humidity conditions will be more consistent, reliable and have unoccupied mode ability.ActiveACEDCA703AMNH – ACE Central Plant UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-30T00:00:00The Museum’s Central Plant provides heating and cooling for a majority of the campus 365 days a year. Two of the existing four chillers and two cooling towers, installed in 1997 City-funded Pass-Through PVC034-S, are degraded and have exceeded their useful lives. The Museum proposes to demolish and replace two chillers that serve 68% of the Museum’s complex and to demolish and replace two cooling towers (CTs) that serve the existing complex. Currently, approximately 68% of the Museum utilizes chilled water for cooling needs.ActiveBBJ-KDSSDismantal of Brooklyn Detention FacilityCorrectionsPublic Buildings2. Design2023-08-24T00:00:00BBJ Dismantle of existing Brooklyn Detention Center and construction of Swing Space/interim SallyportActiveBBJ-QTWMInstallation of 48” Steel Trunk Water MainEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-09-24T00:00:00Installation of 48” Steel Trunk Water Main for BBJ-Q. 126 St. between Union Turnpike and 82nd Ave. 132 St. between Union Turnpike and 82nd Ave.ActiveBED776WM REPLMT EAST NEW YORK AVEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-09T00:00:00Trunk Water Main replacement in: 1. East New York Avenue between Howard Avenue and Pacific Street. 2. Jamaica Avenue between Herkimer Street and Vermont Street. 3. Atlantic Avenue between Van Sinderen Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue.ActiveBED777TRUNK & DIST. WM REPLMT IN LEONARD STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-09-09T00:00:00Trunk and distribution water mains replacement in: Leonard Street between Driggs Avenue and Maujer Street WM-6 1. Leonard Street between Driggs Avenue and Maujer Street 2. Intersection of Leonard Street and Maujer Street WM-1 1. Leonard Street between Driggs Avenue and Maujer Street including all intersections. Sanitary Sewer in: 1. Leonard Street between Driggs Ave and Manhattan Ave Combined Sewers in: 1. Leonard Street between Engert Avenue and Bayard Street 2. Leonard Street between Richardson Street and Meeker Avenue 3. Along Skillman Avenue at Leonard Street 4. Metropolitan Avenue between Leonard Street and Manhattan Avenue 5. Leonard Street betweeb Devoe Street and Ainsile StreetActiveBED778AREPLACEMENT OF TRUNK WATER MAINS IN ATLANTIC AVEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-05-31T00:00:00Trunk and Distribution Water Mains Replacement in Atlantic Avenue between Carlton Avenue and Portland Avenue in the Borough of Brooklyn. Water Main (WM-6) in: 1. Atlantic Avenue from Carlton Avenue to South Portland Avenue. 2. Intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Carlton Avenue. Water Main(WM -1) in: 1. Atlantic Avenue(SS) from Carlton Avenue to South Portland Avenue 2. Intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Carlton Avenue 3. Intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Cumberland Street.ActiveCO283WT100 CENTRE STREET - WATER TANKDCASPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-04-13T00:00:00Replacement of existing house tanks and associated structural support for the water tanks located on the 20th flr. The Project includes but it is not limited to: Selective demolition of existing steel tanks of approx. 18,000 gallons and auxiliaries as well as the existing structural supports; crane to hoist the new tanks, provide new structural supports, installation of new tanks, provide new heat trace and insulation as required; performing all associated electrical, controls, plumbing and GC work.ActiveCO285FIREFamily Crthouse:60 Lafayette St NY.FireAlarmUpgradDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-06-21T00:00:00Upgrade of the Fire Alarm systemActiveBED798REPLACEMENT OF 72" TRUNK WM IN FLATBUSH AVEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-09-29T00:00:0072" Trunk Water Main and Combined Sewer Replacement in Flatbush Ave. between Sterling Pl. and 8th Ave., etc., Borough of Brooklyn. WM-6 in: 1. Flatbush Ave. between Park Place and 8th Ave 2. 8th Ave. between Flatbush Ave. and Lincoln Place 3. Park Place between 5th Ave. and 6th Avenue 4. St. Johns Place between 5th Ave. and 8th Ave 5. 6th Avenue between Park Place and Union Street WM-1 in: 1. Flatbush Avenue between Park Place and 8th Avenue Combined sewer in: 1. Park Place between 5th Ave. and 6th Avenue 2. St. Johns Place between 5th Ave. and Flatbush Ave. 3. 6th Avenue between Park Place and Union Street 4. 8th Ave. between St. John's Place and Lincoln Place Additional scope: Reconstruction of triangle at 8th Avenue and Flatbush Avenue removed from HWK300-01 and to be constructed under the BED-798.ActiveBED819WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT IN ORIENTAL BLVD, BROOKLYNEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-17T00:00:00WATERMAIN REPLACEMENT IN ORIENTAL BLVD, BROOKLYNActiveBED-827REGULAR CHAMBER ROOF REPLACEMENTEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-08-14T00:00:00REGULATOR CHAMBER ROOF REPLACEMENTS: BROOKLYN (5), BRONX (1). FIVE REGULATOR LOCATIONS IN BROOKLYN AND ONE REGULATOR LOCATION IN THE BRONX WILL HAVE THEIR EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB ROOFS REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH NEWLY POURED ROOFS SO THAT ACCESS COVERS ARE APPROPRIATELY CENTERED OVER DISTRIBUTION ASSETS. THIS WORK WILL INCLUDE THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURAL STEEL SUPPORTING THE CONCRETE ROOFS.ActiveBEDA003ACCELERATED DIST WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT, BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-09-21T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, BROOKLYNActiveBLCOMPLNTStandard Ped Ramp Upgrades and Installs - CitywideTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-07-15T00:00:00The scope includes rehabilitation and installation of pedestrian ramps (repair, upgrade and install to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined in the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) in Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.ActiveC75EWGRVCRenovation of George R Vierno Center (GRVC) at Rikers IslandCorrectionsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2024-07-17T00:00:00GRVC (George R. Vierno Center). Housing UNIT 6A conversion from individual cells to incentive-based program areas. Selective Demolition: Housing Cells 6” CMU cell walls (8,145 SF) (16) 6.75’d x 7.66’w x 9’h = 7,445.5 SF (9) 6.75’d X 11.5’w x 9’h = 700 SF (9) Detention Doors 12 or 14 Gage Steel with vision panels and food service slots (9) 12 gage Door Frames with Control panels (48) Stainless steel wall hung detention WCs (48) Stainless Steel wall hung detention Lavatories (48) stainless steel recessed wall shelves (48) stainless steel surface mounted mirrors Removal of 48 steel detention beds (bolted to floorActiveC75EWRNICRenovation of North Infirmary Command (NIC) at Rikers IslandCorrectionsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-02-28T00:00:00Renovation of existing locker rooms in dormitory #4, (cheveron A and B). Work include floor finishes , hvac, plumbing fixtures and lighting.ActiveCJCRENCrossroads Juvenile CenterChildren ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-03-01T00:00:00Major renovation and upgrade of all building systemsActiveCO272DW2BROOKLYN APPELLATE DIVISION SUPREME COURT - PARKING RECONSTRUCTION AND SITE WORKDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2025-06-27T00:00:00• Removal and replacement of existing driveway and court yard pavement. • Excavate and replace existing drain pipes and catch basins. • Fill and compact entire sub-base. • Pour new asphalt, provide new curb. • Replace existing lights. • Connect main sewer drain. • Install new sidewalk and new security gate.ActiveCO272ELC245 MONROE PL - ELECTRICAL / FA UPGRADEDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-04-02T00:00:00Replace and upgrade the switchgear and the electrical distribution panels. Replace feeder/ riser wiring. Provide a new Emergency Generator for all Life Safety Systems. Provide a new Fire Alarm System to replace existing. Comply with new 2014 NYC Electrical Code.ActiveCO272ELV245 MONROE PL - ELEVATOR ModernizationDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-06-20T00:00:00Modernization of the two elevators at the Appelate Court in Brooklyn. Location - 45 Monroe Place, Brooklyn NY. All major components will be replaced both in kind and with technology upgrades: for example, existing DC geared traction hoist machines will be replaced with AC gearless VVVF - AC drives and corresponding controllers.ActiveCO277ELV225-10 COURT HOUSE SQ.- ELEVATORSDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-02-05T00:00:00The project provides for a comprehensive renovation of the facility's two elevators.ActiveCO277FA126 Long Island City Courthouse: Fire AlarmsDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-06-24T00:00:00CO277FA Long Island Courthouse Fire Alarm upgradeActiveCO278EXT2Brooklyn Supreme Court Facade RehabilitationDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-31T00:00:00Undertake a comprehensible restoration of the façade and its elements as well as removing and replacing sections of the roof parapet and associated flashing. Secure loose parapets stone coping and repointing parapet. Reinforced and/or replace damaged and/or displaced stone panels. Reinforcement and/or replacement of deteriorated/rusty structural steel behind the façade as well as sagging steel above wall openings, seal windows and adjuncts openings. Rehabilitation of large section of deteriorate masonry as well as cleaning of the stone façade and aluminum fenestration to protect pedestrians and restore the building appearance to an esthetically acceptable state.ActiveCO278FA3Brooklyn Supreme court 360 Adams Fire AlarmsDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2031-06-30T00:00:00New addressable non-proprietary Fire Detection & Alarm system in full compliance with current Building, Electrical & Fire Protection Codes of the City of New York as mandated by Local Law #5 of 1973 and its latest amendments. New sprinkler system prior to 2019 as mandated by Local Law 26.ActiveCO281TOILCentral Courts Building:120 Schermerhorn St.DCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-01-23T00:00:00ADA & Code Compliant Public Restroom/ Holding Cell Toilet Upgrade.ActiveCO283FIRE100 Centre Street Fire Alarm UpgradeDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2016-01-29T00:00:00Installation of a new fire alarm system for 100 Centre Street which will include new data gathering panels at various floors and all other necessary conduit, wires, speakers, strobes, combos, etc to make a new system. Old system will be removed. Components will also involve the DA wing and the Department of Corrections.ActiveCO290BCHJ-2BRONX HALL OF JUSTICE POST CONSTRUCTIONDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-30T00:00:00BRONX HALL OF JUSTICE POST CONSTRUCTION BID PACKAGE 2- HVAC AIRFLOW ISSUES This scope includes the installation of a new transfer air fan and associated ductwork with sound attenuation on the inlet and outlet of a fan serving the Judge’s Lounge located at the 7th Floor. New transfer air ducts are being installed on floors 2, 7 & 8 to assist in the proper function of the return air system. Additional fan coil units are being installed to serve several rooms on the 8th floor & the 7th floor elevator lobby. ENGINATOR EXHAUST HEAT This scope involves a means of venting excessive heat that builds up in a shaft way that houses the enginator exhaust pipe that begins in lower level 2 up and out through the roof of the building. The heat emanates through the shaft way walls into the building. This will be accomplished by installing a new exhaust fan and a makeup air fan that pumps outside air into the shaft way. CURTAINWALL SHADOW BOX HEAT TRANSFER Original design created conditions where curtain wall mullions heated to temperatures in excess of 110 F. This scope of works involves installing new metal stud with sheetrock finishes over interior curtain wall mullions. Affected locations are portions of the 2nd floor east side exposure. WATER PENETRATION THROUGH UNDERGROUND CONDUITS An existing underground conduit experienced water infiltration which caused those conductors to fail. Those conductors are going to be removed and the conduit abandoned. A new above ground path has been designed for the new feeder. INTERIOR GLASS REPLACEMENT Replace 4 sections of glazing at Stair A and 1 section at Stair B. CONDENSER WATER SYSTEM WITH THREE ROOF TOP DRY COOLERS Furnish and install a complete new A/C condenser cooling glycol system that includes roof top dry coolers and associated piping. This new system will serve chilled water A/C units in IT closets and elevator machine rooms throughout the building.ActiveCO293LL11851 GRAND CONCOURSE - FACADE REPAIRS LOCAL LAW 11DCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-02-28T00:00:00851 GRAND CONCOURSE - FACADE REPAIRS LOCAL LAW 11ActiveCO295EV1118 GRAND CONCOURSE - ELEVATORSDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2026-10-22T00:00:001118 GRAND CONCOURSE - ELEVATORSActiveCO296RF125-01 QUEENS BLVD.- ROOFDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2026-08-22T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActiveCO299EXT289-17 SUTPHIN BLVD.- EXTERIORDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-11-03T00:00:0089-17 SUTPHIN BLVD.- PLAZA/SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTIONActiveCO299FIRECivil Courthouse:89-17 Sutphin BLVD,NY.FireAlarmUpDCASPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-12-29T00:00:0089-17 Sutphin Blvd Fire alarm replacementActiveCO301LL130 STUYVESANT PLACE EXTERIOR REHAB, DESIGN PHASEDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-13T00:00:00The scope of this project is to reconstruct the masonry walls at the south façade and bulkhead, replacement of the roofs at each level and related work required at the roof parapets, copings and railings.ActiveCO301PD130 Stuyvesant Pl. - Parking Garage DeckDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-13T00:00:00The scope of this project is to renovate the surface deck of the parking garage attached to the Mark A. Costantino Judicial Center. The project scope includes replacement of the top deck waterproofing membrane and wear surfacing, the replacement of flashing at all mechanical penetrations, and the replacement of the parking surface on-grade continuous with the top parking deck. Also included will be new parking deck drains, new surface lighting, installation of automatic pop-up vehicle access gates and modification of vertical access to the building entrance from the parking deck for ADA accessibility will be part of this project.ActiveCO302ST18 RICHMOND TERRACE - EXTERIOR STEPS RECONSTRUCTIDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-07-31T00:00:0018 RICHMOND TERRACE - RECONSTRUCTION EXTERIOR STEPS TO REMOVE ALL HAZARDOUS CONDITIONSActiveCO304REHB60 CENTRE ST. - RECONSTRUCTIONDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2028-08-01T00:00:0060 CENTRE - RECONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING - BASEMENT, ROOF AND FACADEActiveCO305REHBMidtown Community Court RehabilitationDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2016-12-07T00:00:00Midtown Community Court & theater, built in 1865 and designated as a New York Historic Landmark, is approximately 25,000 square feet and comprises of a sub-cellar and cellar, a mezzanine level, and six floors. The general scope of work involves the demolition of an existing exterior stair, masonry wall with its foundation in the rear courtyard to be replaced with an new two hours fire resistive curtain wall/foundation addition which provides extra cellar space for new infrastructure equipment, a large conference room on the first floor, and an enclosed new egress stairwell from the sub cellar to the 6th floor. As part of the building’s envelope upgrade, the scope will include the rehabilitation of the landmark front façade, east & west masonry walls to receive stucco, new windows, new roofing with a major skylight restoration. In addition to the scope of work, the building will receive infrastructure upgrade affecting the mechanical, heating, cooling, plumbing, sprinkler, fire alarm, electrical and lighting system for the building. To monitor the efficient of some of these new systems, a Building Management System will be included in the scope of work. As for interior scope of work, upgrade public restrooms in floors 1thur 6 to incorporate ADA compliance & new restroom design, built interior walls to modify existing wall layout to incorporate separate or combine systems in one location, and built an enclosed north & south shaft walls to incorporate new mechanical supply & return ducts to the roof. Replace existing ceiling with new non-rated & fire rated ceiling thru out. Restore/rebuild and add new elevator’s shaft walls to modernized and install two new elevators.ActiveCO306EXT2170 East 121 Street - Harlem Courthouse FacadeDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-08-02T00:00:00The building's facade must be repaired to eliminate leaks.ActiveCO80ROOF227 MADISON AVE - ROOF & MISC. OPERATIONS SPACES UPDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-06-11T00:00:00The project involves renovation/alterations work of the Appellate Court building. The work includes demolition, concrete , caulking , marble repairs ,waterproofing,roofing, mechanical, plumbing electrical/lighting and mural rehabilitation .ActiveCONISPH04SAN & STRM SEWER, WM IN CONEY ISLAND AREA, PH 4Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-28T00:00:00INSTALLATION OF NEW TRUNK WATER MAINS AND STORM SEWERS AND REPLACEMENT OF DISTRIBUTION WATER MAINS IN NEPTUNE AVENUE BETWEEN W 8TH/12TH STREET AND OCEAN PARKWAY IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. TRUNK WATER MAIN INSTALLATION IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TRUNK MAIN MASTER PLAN. SEWER INSTALLATION IS PER PRELIMINARY AMENDED DRAINAGE PLAN.ActiveEC-SEX23Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, the BronxEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-07-15T00:00:00Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, the BronxActiveEO26-0002City Hall Campus: Manhattan Municipal Building Energy Efficiency Project- Replacement and upgrade of primary steam control valves.DCASPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2024-07-31T00:00:00Control Valves - Replacement and upgrade of primary steam control valves.ActiveCONISPH2BSTM, SAN SEWERS & WM IN CONEY ISLAND AREA-PH2B, BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-12-23T00:00:00Storm and Sanitary sewer, Trunk and distribution water main in Coney Island area, Borough of Brooklyn Phase-2B Storm Sewer 1-Neptune Ave. b/t Stillwell Ave. and West 12th St. (both North & South side) 2-Stillwell Ave. b/t Coney Island Creek and Surf Ave. 3-Outfall at West 12th St.and Neptune Ave. to Coney Is Land Creek Sanitary Sewer 1-Stillwell Ave. b/t Coney Island Creek to Surf Ave. 2-Neptune Ave. b/t Stillwell Ave. and West 12th St.(both North side and South side) Watermain 1-Neptune Ave b/t Stillwell Ave. and W. 12th St. 2-Stillwell Ave. b/t Surf Ave. and Coney Island CreekActiveCONISPH3ASTM, SAN SEWERS & WM IN CONEY ISLAND AREA, PH3A,BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-11-27T00:00:00Storm and Sanitary sewer, Trunk and distribution water main in Coney Island area, Borough of Brooklyn Storm Sewer 1-West 16 St. b/t Surf Ave. and Hart Pl. 2-Surf Ave b/t West 12 St. and West 17 St. 3-Mermaid Ave b/t W 16 St. and Stillwell Ave. 4.-Neptune Ave b/t W 17 St. and Stillwell Ave. 5- Hart Pl. b/t Cropsey Ave and W 15 St. Sanitary Sewer 1-West 16 St. b/t Surf Ave and Mermaid Ave. 2-West 16 St. b/t Mermaid Ave. and Hart Pl (both East and West side of W 16 St) 3-Surf Ave b/t West 12 St. and West 17 St. (both north and south side of Surf Ave) 4-Mermaid Ave b/t W 17 St. and Stillwell Ave. 5.-Neptune Ave b/t W 17 St. and W 15 St. (both north and south side of Neptune Ave) 6- Hart Pl. b/t W 16 St. and W 15 St. (North Side) 7.-Hart Pl. b/t Cropsey Ave and W 16 St.(both north and south sides) Watermain (WM-6) 1-Neptune Ave b/t Stillwell Ave. and W 17 St. 2- Surf Ave b/t W 17 St and W 12 St Water Main (WM-1) 1-Neptune Ave b/t Stillwell Ave. and W 17 St. 2-Mermaid Ave b/t Stillwell Ave. and W 17 St. 3- Surf Ave b/t W 17 St and Stillwell Ave (north and south sides of the strret) 4- Hart Pl. b/t W 16 St. and W 15 St. 5 - W 16 St b/t Surf Ave & Hart Pl.ActiveCRO-AGSCROTON ABOVE GROUND STRUCTURE AND LANDSCAPINGEnvironmental ProtectionPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-15T00:00:00The new Mosholu Golf Course Club House, together with fifty-five Driving Range Tee Boxes and ten-acres of re-landscaping comprise the phase IV and final of the vast DEP Croton Water Treatment Plant project, currently under construction in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. Through a multifunctional design strategy the project reinstates the pre-existing golf program and facility, creates civic space for community use and ensures security for a multi-billion dollar public works facility.ActiveCS-NC-BAFDesign and Construction of Borden Ave PS Force Main.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-07T00:00:00DDC will be responsible for the design and construction of the following four major components which are shown in the following sketch: • A new diversion chamber with a tide gate constructed on private property between the existing regulator/bending weir and the existing BB-026 outfall. • Approximately 2,800 linear feet (LF), 42 inch diameter gravity sewer from the new diversion chamber to the BAPS underneath 30th Street (avoiding the unmapped 29th Street). • Approximately 4,350 LF, 36 inch diameter force main from the BAPS to a location just upstream of the Kent Avenue Gate Structure. (The preferred route as well as an alternative route for the force main are shown in the attached sketch) • Approximately 530 LF, 14 inch diameter force main, from the BAPS to the existing Bowery Bay interceptor. This will be in parallel to the existing dry weather force main.ActiveCT2-INTERINSTALL. OF NEW TRUNK MAIN, VALVES & APPURT. @16AEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-21T00:00:00INSTALLATION OF NEW TRUNK MAIN, VALVES & APPURTENANCES IN SHAFT 16A, BKActiveCV19COEBUCOVID-19 Center of Excellence - Brooklyn/BushwickHealth & Hospitals Corporation (HHC)Public Buildings5. Close-OutCOVID-19 Center of Excellence - Brooklyn/BushwickActiveDDC7PSAC2PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING CENTER IIPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2016-01-20T00:00:00Revised 12/08: New construction of a 500,000 square foot building to house 911 call taking and dispatch and related administrative functions. Building height reduced to 260' triggering need for a radio tower. Client agencies remain NYPD, FDNY, and DOITT. New construction of 700,000 square foot building with redundent MEP systems that will house 911 call taking and dispatch as well as command operations for NYPD and FDNY. Client agencies are: NYPD, FDNY and DoITT.ActiveE12-0043BNYPD 84th Precinct - EE UpgradePolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-08-01T00:00:00NYPD 84th Precinct - EE UpgradeActiveE16-0002Queens Civil Court: 8917 Sutphin Blvd. Lighting &DCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-08-21T00:00:00Energy efficiency upgrades at Queens Civil Court. Upgrades will include work on HVAC and Electrical systems.ActiveE16-0003Manhattan Civil CRT: 111 Centre ST.HVAC UpgradeDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-08-21T00:00:00Manhattan Civil Court Comprehensive Energy Efficiency HVAC upgradeActiveE16-0005AManhattan District 3 GarageDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-12-25T00:00:00This is a secondary Project ID which relates to E16-0005. This Secondary ID will only track DSNY Manhattan District 3 Garage– Energy Efficiency Building Envelope Upgrade.The scope of work is to improve the energy efficiency of the building with installation of new rapid roll doors. The new doors will improve the building envelop and reduce energy consumption.ActiveE17-0001Louis Lefkowitz Building Energy Efficiency UpgradeDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-05-31T00:00:00Lighting upgrade, occupancy sensors, DCV, thermostatic radiator valves, and condensate heat recovery Energy Efficiency project to improve building performance and reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas.ActiveE17-0006BROOKLYN NORTH 1 & 4 DISTRICT GARAGESDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-07-31T00:00:00Energy Efficiency measures including lighting fixtures upgrade, lighting controls upgrade and new rapid roll entrance doors.ActiveEC-SEKN23Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, North BrooklynEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-06-26T00:00:00Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, North BrooklynActiveEC-SEQS23Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, South QueensEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-03-25T00:00:00Reconstruction of existing sewers, South QueensActiveEC-SER22Emergency Construction Capital ProgramEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2024-06-21T00:00:00Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, the Staten IslandActiveEC-SER23Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, the Staten IslandEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-06-03T00:00:00Reconstruction of Existing Sewers, the Staten IslandActiveEP6-KENTDDESIGN Rehab and Upgrade DEP Shaft Maint BuildEnvironmental ProtectionPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-03-31T00:00:00The project will provide for selective renovations of DEP's Kent Avenue Facility, under a multi-phase design program, within an initial $17 million construction budget. The 100 year old structure, which is located at 356 Flushing Avenue in Brooklyn, presently serves as DEP’s base for shaft and deep water supply tunnels maintenance crews and vehicles. Also known as the Shaft Maintenance Building, the floor area gross117,576 square feet, sitting on a city block measuring 187’ x 169’. Existing functions includes storage for parts and equipment, machine shop and garage, locker room and showers, and administrative offices and archive. Upgrade will include code egress and ADA, new female workers locker room, central heating, garage ventilation, fully sprinklered, archival quality mechanical and fire suppression, freight elevator, waterproofing and stabilizing of the building’s envelope, extensive plumbing upgrades, and interior lighting replacement.ActiveF175COMP6-1Renovation and expansion of Engine company 309FirePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-06-12T00:00:00Apparatus floor replacement and new addition to EC 309ActiveF175EC268NEW FIREHOUSE - EC268FirePublic Buildings2. Design2026-04-15T00:00:00NEW FIREHOUSE - EC268ActiveF175EMS17EMS Station 17 - New FacilityFirePublic Buildings2. Design2025-12-11T00:00:00EMS Station 17 - New FacilityActiveF175GREENNew Greenpoint EMS station 35FirePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2013-08-12T00:00:00Demolition of existing building; design and construction of a new facility for Greenpoint EMS station.ActiveF175LC8Mini Gut Renovation at Ladder Company 8FirePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-10-01T00:00:00Mini gut renovation at LC 8. ManhattanActiveF175MCE23FDNY Engine Company 23 RenovationFirePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-02-26T00:00:00Major kitchen, toliet and complete HVAC upgrade in occupied fire house.ActiveF175RES2New Firehouse for Rescue 2FirePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-11-12T00:00:00New construction of a replacement facility @ 20,000 SF for current antiquated Rescue 2 Firehouse, with capability for training on-site. 3000 SF of the parking space in plan. Located in Crown Heights/Weeksville section of Brooklyn at 1815 Sterling Place off Eastern Parkway.ActiveF204INFRAFort Totten Infrastructure UpgradeFDNYPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-13T00:00:00The planned scope of work would address the near term needs at Fort Totten and the upgrades to the training Facilities. The expanded scope and budget includes (but not limited to) critical items such as: • the need to replace the electrical service and high voltage distribution, • MS4 requirements and storm water runoff, • additional piping and valves to permit future phased renovations on water supply lines not being address under the current scope, • the replacement of the pump station that ejects all sewage off the campus and into the City sewer system. • bring the electrical system up to Alternative 3 criteriaActiveGCJA03-3BROW GI in Jamaica Bay CSO Trib Jam-003 & Jam 003AEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-11T00:00:00ROW GI in Jamaica Bay CSO Tributary Jam-003 & Jam 003AActiveGI-BX-PPDesign-Bid-Build Green Infrastructure Precast Porous Concrete Panels within the Bronx River and Westchester Creek WatershedsEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure1. Initiation2027-08-10T00:00:00NYC DEP has expanded the Standard Designs for Green Infrastructure to include precast porous concrete panels (PPCP). The DDC design consultant will perform, analyze, and review previous geotechnical investigation and utility information, performing walkthroughs and geotechnical investigations as required, survey and advance 50,000LF of PPCP to final design using DEP GI Standard Procedures and Designs for Green Infrastructure.ActiveGKCI05-1AGI-DDC Projects-Green InfrastructureEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-04T00:00:00The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) is seeking to construct Right of Way (ROW) Green Infrastructure in Tributary Area CI-005 in Brooklyn. ROW GI includes Rain Gardens (Bioswales), Greenstrips, Infiltration Basins and Stormwater Greenstreets. ROW GI are systems, both vegetated and non vegetated, that manage stormwater runoff by storing, infiltrating, and evapotranspiration eliminating it from the City’s combined sewer system. Construction involves excavation, backfill of broken stone and engineered soil, construction of concrete inlets and outlets, concrete curbs and headers, sidewalk, and plantings which may include a tree.ActiveGKCI05-2AConstruction of ROW Green Infrastructure in CI005 Phase 2Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-08-27T00:00:00The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) is seeking to construct Right of Way (ROW) Green Infrastructure in Tributary Area CI-005 Phase 2 in Brooklyn. ROW GI includes Rain Gardens (Bioswales), Greenstrips, Infiltration Basins and Stormwater Greenstreets. ROW GI are systems, both vegetated and non vegetated, that manage stormwater runoff by storing, infiltrating, and evapotranspiration eliminating it from the City’s combined sewer system. Construction involves excavation, backfill of broken stone and engineered soil, construction of concrete inlets and outlets, concrete curbs and headers, sidewalk, and plantings which may include a tree. Design Construction Support Services (CSS) will also be required for this contract. DDC to procure a design consultant to support this design construction support services task, which includes answering RFI's, reviewing submittals, and GIM inspections. Prior to construction DDC will perform the following tasks: conduct a cursory review of the three 90-95% designed packages; review and compile the Engineer’s Estimate; data entry into the Bid Scope Software, coordinate with DDC Construction, the Specifications Team and with DDC Law as the project gets prepared for procurement.ActiveGKCI05-3AConstruction of ROW Green Infrastructure in CI005 Phase 3Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-16T00:00:00The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) is seeking to construct Right of Way (ROW) Green Infrastructure in Tributary Area CI-005 Phase 3 in Brooklyn. ROW GI includes Rain Gardens (Bioswales), Greenstrips, Infiltration Basins and Stormwater Greenstreets. ROW GI are systems, both vegetated and non vegetated, that manage stormwater runoff by storing, infiltrating, and evapotranspiration eliminating it from the City’s combined sewer system. Construction involves excavation, backfill of broken stone and engineered soil, construction of concrete inlets and outlets, concrete curbs and headers, sidewalk, and plantings which may include a tree. Prior to construction DDC will perform the following tasks: conduct a cursory review of the three 90-95% designed packages; review and compile the Engineer’s Estimate; data entry into the Bid Scope Software, coordinate with DDC Construction, the Specifications Team and with DDC Law as the project gets prepared for procurement.ActiveGKOH15-01GI - GRAVESEND BAY CSO - PHASE IEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-29T00:00:00GI - GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN OH-015 GRAVESEND BAY CSO PH 1ActiveGKOH15-02GI - GRAVESEND BAY CSO - PHASE IIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-30T00:00:00GI - GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN OH-015 GRAVESEND BAY CSO PH 2ActiveGKOH15-03GI - GRAVESEND BAY CSO - PHASE IIIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2026-12-09T00:00:00GI - GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN OH-015 GRAVESEND BAY CSO PH 3ActiveGKOH15-04GI-OWLS HEAD TRIBUTARY DRAINAGE AREAS, BROOKLYNEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-04-01T00:00:00GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN OWLS HEAD TRIBUTARY DRAINAGE AREAS, BROOKLYNActiveGKOH15-DBDesign Build of ROW Green Infrastructure Precast Porous Concrete Panels: Stages 1,2 & 3 of PHASE 4 OF THE OH-015 GRAVESEND BAY CSO TRIBUTARY AREAEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure1. Initiation2026-10-21T00:00:00The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) is seeking Design Build Services for construction of Right of Way (ROW) Green Infrastructure Precast Porous Concrete Panels in Tributary Area OH-015 in Brooklyn. Precast Porous Concrete Panels are non vegetated systems, that manage stormwater runoff by storing and infiltrating, eliminating it from the City’s combined sewer system. Construction involves excavation, backfill of broken stone, placement of Precast Porous Concrete Panels, concrete headers, and potentially concrete curbs and sidewalk as required.ActiveGNCB14-1AGI IN THE NCB-014 CSO PH1 TRIBUTARY AREA, STAGE 1Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-01T00:00:00GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE NCB-014 CSO PH1 TRIBUTARY AREA, STAGE 1, BKActiveGNCB14-2AGI IN THE NCB-014 CSO PH 2 TRIBUTARY AREA, STAGE 1Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-02-04T00:00:00GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE NCB-014 CSO PHASE 2 TRIBUTARY AREA, STAGE 1, BKActiveGQTI03-23GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN TI-003 & TI-023 EAST RIVEREnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-03-09T00:00:00GI - GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN TI-003 & TI-023 EAST RIVER CSOActiveHAM14GOCCGowanus Community Center RenovationNYCHAPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-25T00:00:00Renovation of the existing community center. Address existing code violations. Make facility ADA compliant. The detailed scope development is part of DDC's requirements.ActiveHAM17GHSEMARLBORO GREENHOUSEHPDPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-21T00:00:00MARLBOROUGH HOUSES BSCAH GREENHOUSE - Building a new building to house a greenhouse, community kitchen, and educational spaces for Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger in NYCHA owned Marlborough Houses in Brooklyn.ActiveHAM17MRCCMarcy Houses Renovate 492 Marcy into a Community CHPDPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-09-30T00:00:00New 3,500 SF Community Center located in the Marcy Houses (NYCHA) in Brooklyn.ActiveHAM18MHCCMariners Harbor Community CenterNYCHAPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-05-07T00:00:00Mariner's Harbor Community Center - Renovate space in NYCHA Housing Complex at Mariner's Harbor into a Community Center.ActiveHAM20BVBGVan Dyke Boxing Gym Community Center Interior RenovationNYCHAPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-30T00:00:00One 18-20 foot square boxing ring that will primarily be used for boxing individualized and small group boxing training activities, but will also sometimes be used for boxing matches and therefore also requires (moveable/ foldout) bleachers or some other seating that could be used in those situations. Utilize this space for other large community events, with the ring serving as a main stage.ActiveHAM20BVCCBrownsville Houses Community Center Interior RenovationNYCHAPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-30T00:00:00Architectural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing renovations to renovate and modernize the space for public use while facilitating comfort quality of life and safety for all that use the facility.ActiveHBFDR14BPNew Flyover Pedestrian BridgeTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-02-10T00:00:00This project will include the design and construction of the bridge foundations, piers and superstructure of the flyover bridge, as well as REI. Per conversations with OMB, a prefabricated modular superstructure will need to be incorporated in the design, which may require modification to the current substructure design. DDC will be responsible for reaching out to multiple vendors and communicate design requirements as necessary. DDC is currently coordinating the design and construction of the footings of the Flyover as well as conceptual design of the superstructure. Coordination will be required with Con Edison as well as MTA regarding alignment and operational concerns. A more detailed scope will be included in the task order provided by DDC, to which DOT will provide input. DOT will also provide engineering design review.ActiveHBMA24662E128th Street Pedestrian Bridge, ManhattanTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-09-30T00:00:00Rehabilitation or replacement of the E 128th Street Pedestrian Bridge over 3rd Avenue in ManhattanActiveHBPED100ME 81 STREET PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVER FDR, MANHATTANParks & RecreationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-12-30T00:00:00E 81 STREET PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVER FDR, MANHATTANActiveHBPED800QPORPOISE BRIDGE IN FLUSHING MEADOWS-CORONA PARKTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-08-12T00:00:00Feasibility Study for the repair and or restoration for Porpoise (Tide Gate) Bridge in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.ActiveHD-161DGATEWAY ESTATE - PHASE D/SEK002354HPDInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-09-30T00:00:00Reconstruction of Gateway Estates Area (Nehemiah Creek) including sewer, watermain, street lighting and traffic signal work. - Phase D Final Scope -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Vandalia Ave Gateway Drive 250 L.F. east of Elton Street 2. Schroeders Ave Gateway Drive 250 L.F. east of Elton Street 3. Gateway Drive Vandalia Ave. 250 L.F. south of Schroeders Avenue 4. Jerome Street Vandalia Avenue Schroeders Avenue 5. Walker Street Vandalia Avenue Schroeders Avenue 6. Lower Ashford Street Schroeders Avenue 250 L. F. North of Vandalia AvenueActiveHH112KEFAKenton Hall Shelter:333 Bowery NY.Fire Alarm UpgraHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-07T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to upgrade the existing fire alarm system. The current system does not comply with Code and has had numerous OTDA violations related to the fire alarm system. The fire alarm system has not been approved by FDNYActiveHD161EGATEWAY ESTATE - PHASE E/BED-805HPDInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Reconstruction of Gateway Estates Area (Nehemiah Creek) including sewer, watermain, street lighting and traffic signal work. Phase E DEP scope: water Main:New 1. Locke Street between Gateway Drive and Elton Street 2. Egan Street between Vandalia Avenue and Elton Street 3. Gateway Drive between Flatlands Avenue and Vandalia Avenue 4. Ashford Street between Flatlands Avenue and Vandalia Avenue 5. Cleveland Street between Locke Street and Vandalia Avenue Sanitary Sewers: New 1. Locke Street between Gateway Drive and Elton Street 2. Egan Street between Gateway Drive and Elton Street 3. Gateway Drive between Egan Street and Flatlands Avenue 4. Ashford Street between Egan Street and Flatlands Avenue 5. Cleveland Street between Egan Street and Locke Street Storm Sewer: New 1. Gateway Drive between Egan Street and Flatlands Avenue 2. Ashford Street between Egan Street and Flatlands Avenue 3. Locke Street between Gateway Drive and Cleveland StreetActiveHDWR17QREPLACEMENT/REPAIR MANHOLE HARDWARE, QUEENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-05-28T00:00:00Replacement/Repair in Kind of Manhole Hardware (including castings and chimney adjustments) - no rings shall be allowedActiveHDWR17RREPLACEMENT/REPAIR MANHOLE HARDWARE, STATEN ISLANDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-08-03T00:00:00REPLACEMENT/REPAIR IN KIND OF MANHOLE HARDWARE (INCLUDING CASTINGS AND CHIMNEY ADJUSTMENTS). NO RINGS SHALL BE ALLOWED.ActiveHED562NEW 48" TRUNK WATER MAIN IN E 233 STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-08-17T00:00:00New 48" Trunk Water Main in E 233rd Street between Bronxwood Avenue & Baychester Avenue, etc.ActiveHED569NSTALLATION OF TRUNK MAIN IN BAINBRIDGE AVE., ETC.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Replacement of Trunk Water Main in Bainbridge Avenue Between Gunhill Road and Holly Lane and in Jerome Avenue Between Holly Lane and E233th Street, etc. Also, New 36" WM in West Burnside Avenue & Phelan PlaceActiveHED-578Replacement of Dist. Water Main in Mundy LaneEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-02-23T00:00:00Replacement of Distribution Water Main in Mundy Lane between Cranford Ave and Nereid Ave. This project is needed to replace an old water main as directed by DEP Distribution Engineers due to water main break history. The project will replace approximately 1,400 LF of old cast iron (CIP) and lined cast iron (LCP) dist. water mains.ActiveHED581Distribution water main replacement work in Mace Avenue between Olinville Avenue and Cruger Avenue.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2026-08-13T00:00:00Distribution water main replacement work in Mace Avenue between Olinville Avenue and Cruger Avenue, and other locations.ActiveHED-CLUBCROTON FILTRATION PLANTEnvironmental ProtectionPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-15T00:00:00The new Mosholu Golf Course Club House, together with fifty-five Driving Range Tee Boxes and ten-acres of re-landscaping comprise the phase IV and final of the vast DEP Croton Water Treatment Plant project, currently under construction in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. Through a multifunctional design strategy the project reinstates the pre-existing golf program and facility, creates civic space for community use and ensures security for a multi-billion dollar public works facility.ActiveHH112BDFABorden Ave Veterans Residence:Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-01-31T00:00:00Installation of new building wide fire alarm system for Borden Avenue Veteran's ShelterActiveHH112BEES-GBellevue Electrical Upgrade & New GeneratorHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-10-06T00:00:00Electrical Service upgrade and Installation of new Generator at Bellevue Men's Shelter.ActiveHH112BLBRBellevue Men's Shelter: Bathroom UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-13T00:00:00The purpose of the project a complete upgrade of all the bathroom throughout the facility for clients, staff and the general public in the facility.ActiveHH112BLELBELLEVUE SHELTER-ELEVATOR REHABHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-09-14T00:00:00Rehabilitation of three (3) 3 Elevators at Bellevue Mens Shelter - 400 E 30th St, NYCActiveHH112BLENBellevue Mens Shelter: Atrium Area ReconstructionHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2028-03-14T00:00:00BELLEVUE MEN'S RESIDENCE- RECONSTRUCT ATRIUM AREAActiveHH112BLFSBellvue Shelter:400 East 30th st. Fire Alarm AlarmHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-03T00:00:00Borden Avenue Fire SafetyActiveHH112BLRRBELLEVUE MENS RESIDENCE: 400-430 30THHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-29T00:00:00Building envelope rehabilitation with roof and window replacement.ActiveHH112BVFABrownsville Women's Center:357 Saratoga Fire AlarmHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-02-24T00:00:00Brownsville Women's Fire SafetyActiveHH112CGIUKeener Assessment Shelter: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-04-06T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to have a Code compliant fire alarm system (meet FDNY AND the State OTDA standards) and protect the multiple clients, staff and the general public in the facility.ActiveHH112CTFSClarke Thomas Help USA: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-04-03T00:00:00Clarke Thomas Fire SafetyActiveHH112CWFR1150 Commonwealth Ave: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-29T00:00:00Commonwealth Avenue; Fire Safety SystemActiveHH112FBFSFannie Barnes:829 Saratoga Ave.Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-02T00:00:00Fannie Barnes: Fire SafetyActiveHH112FTRFFort Washington Armory Roof ReplacementHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-09-07T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActiveHH112FWFAFORT WASHINGTON ARMORY: FIRE ALARM UPGRADEHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2027-01-15T00:00:00HH112FWFA: Fort Washington Armory - Fire Alarm UpgradeActiveHH112HSFAHELP USA:1 Wards Island: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-04-22T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to have a Code compliant fire alarm system (meet FDNY AND the State OTDA standards) and protect the multiple clients, staff and the general public in the facility.ActiveHH112KELCEast 3rd Street Shelter Building UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-03T00:00:00EAST 3RD STREET - KITCHENS AND ELECTRICAL UPGRADEActiveHH112LXFA85 Lexington BKLYN: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-31T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to have a Code compliant fire alarm system (meet FDNY AND the State OTDA standards) and protect the multiple clients, staff and the general public in the facility.ActiveHH112PJFCPAMOJA HOUSE - FACADE REHABILITATION/RESTORATIONHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2026-06-19T00:00:00PAMOJA HOUSE - FACADE REHABILITATION/RESTORATIONActiveHH112PJPLPamoja House - Plumbing UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-03T00:00:00PAMOJA HOUSE - PLUMBING UPGRADEActiveHH112SWFASchwartz Assessment – Fire Alarm ReplacementHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-03-20T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to upgrade the existing fire alarm system. The current system does not comply with Code and has had numerous OTDA violations related to the fire alarm system. The fire alarm system has not been approved by FDNYActiveHH112THKR8 E 3rd Street Shelter kitchenHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-29T00:00:008 E 3rd Street Shelter kitchen floor framing and structural support upgrade - construction only.ActiveHH112WBLRWARDS ISLAND-BOILERS AND FUEL STORAGE TANKSHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-12-16T00:00:00To furnish and provide for all Architectural, Engineering and Construction related services necessary to support the installation a New Central Boiler Plant and Fuel Tanks at Wards Island. (Randall's Island)ActiveHH115BMEPBUSHWICK FAMILY BOILER RECONSTRUCTIONHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2024-11-20T00:00:00BUSHWICK FAMILY BOILER RECONSTRUCTIONActiveHH115BWFABriarwood Family Residence: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-31T00:00:00HH115BWFA: Briarwood - Fire Alarm UpgradeActiveHH115BWKFBushwick Family Residence: FIRE ALARM UPGRADEHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-30T00:00:00HH115BWKF: Bushwick Fire Alarm System UpgradeActiveHH115DSFADean Street Family Residence-Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-03-31T00:00:00Install new fire alarm devices including asbestos abatement, FACP, smoke Detectors, manual pull stations, strobes and horn/strobes on all floors and egress corridors to meet current Code requirements. Obtain FNDY approval for entire fire alarm system. Provide fire stropping at all floor and corridor penetrations.ActiveHH115FRFAFREEMAN HOUSES: FIRE ALARM UPGRADEHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-07-29T00:00:00HH115FRFA: Freeman Family Residence - Fire Alarm System UpgradeActiveHH115HHFAHospitality House:100 Central House- fire alarmHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-09-30T00:00:00Hospitality at 100 Central Ave., 10301 - Fire Alarm UpgradeActiveHH115JCFBJennie Clark: Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-03-26T00:00:00JENNIE CLARK RESIDENCE - FIRE ALARM UPGRADEActiveHH115JCFSJackson Family Residence:Fire Alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-27T00:00:00The purpose of the project is to have a Code compliant fire alarm system (meet FDNY AND the State OTDA standards) and protect the multiple clients, staff and the general public in the facility.ActiveHH115LFAULinden Family Residence:501 New Lots.Fire AlarmHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2025-03-30T00:00:00HH115LFAU Linden Fire Alarm UpgradeActiveHH115REGX-1Regents Family Residence Ext Rest Conslt DsgnHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-14T00:00:00The consultant shall prepare the Preliminary and Final Design documents and render the necessary Services during Construction required to provide for the complete restoration and rehabilitation of the facility, including the removal of all exterior violations and the filing of required LL 10/80 and LL 11/98 Reports.ActiveHH115SFFASTOCKHOLM FAMILY RESIDENCE: FIRE ALARM UPGRADEHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-31T00:00:00HH115SFFA-Stockholm at 99-103 Stockholm St, 11221 - Fire Alarm UpgradeActiveHH115SGFASPRINGFIELD GDNS FAMILY RESIDENCE: FIRE ALARM UPGRHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-31T00:00:00Installation of new building wide fire alarm system.ActiveHH115SRFARose McCarthy Family Residence: Fire alarm UpgradeHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Installation of new building wide fire alarm system.ActiveHH115UNFAUNIV. fAMILY RESIDENCE FIRE ALARM UPGRADE BRONXHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-08-25T00:00:00Installation of new building wide fire alarm system.ActiveHL82BRKLNBrooklyn Animal Care CenterHealthPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-07-30T00:00:00Demolish existing one-story facility. Construct a two-story new building for animal care center with a drive-through parking lot to meet the new program.ActiveHL82BRONXBronx Animal Care CenterHealthPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-10-19T00:00:00Bronx Animal Care Center & Veterinary Clinic is a new 50,000 SF facility that will be housing admissions, adoptions, medical services, and boarding for approximately 70 dogs, 140 cats, 30 rabbits and 20 animals or other species. In addition to the animal housing, the Bronx Animal Care Center will include a wildlife area to rehabilitate wild birds, academic partnership for youth, and enhanced senior services. Site work will include yards to facilitate dog adoptions, covered exercise runs, courtyards, and parking for staff, visitors, and shelter vehicles, as well as site lighting and low maintenance planting throughout. The building and associated landscape are to achieve LEED Gold standards.ActiveHL82BUSHX-1Bushwick Health Ctr Exter Restor Consul dsgnHealthPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-05-16T00:00:00The consultant shall prepare the Preliminary and Final Design documents and render the necessary Services during Construction required to provide for the complete restoration and rehabilitation of the facility. The building envelope and all of its components shall be restored to alleviate moisture penetration and to restore the interior spaces damaged by water infiltration.ActiveHL82CORHCRenovations at Corona Health CenterHealthPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-10-30T00:00:00The project is an overall building envelope renovation/upgrade. Upgrades will include roof, skylights and facade work. The Entrance and Lobby will be redesigned as well for accessibility.ActiveHWP16KCCITYWIDE COMPLEX PED RAMPS - BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-30T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF CITYWIDE COMPLEX PED RAMPS - BROOKLYNActiveHL82COVCHNew Lab and fit out collection rooms for Central Harlem Health CenterHealthPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-09-26T00:00:00New Lab and fit out collection rooms for Central Harlem Health CenterActiveHL82MANATManhattan Pet Adoption CenterHealthPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-19T00:00:00Upgrade existing garage to an Animal Adoption Center. The scope of work insists of interior and exterior renovation., including exterior metal cladding, masonry restoration, storefront system, HVAC, fire protection, BMS, electric/plumbing, skylights, roof, windows, doors, lighting, interior partitions, finishes, sidewalk replacement, and egress path at rear yard.ActiveHL82SIABEXS. I. ANIMAL SHELTER - Expansion & RenovationHealthPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-06-30T00:00:00This project has phased renovation and expansion of the existing building totaling 5,300 square foot animal care and control facility. The expansion and renovation involves new electrical, plumbing and mechanical ventilation system utilizing 100% fresh air. The renovation and expansion is to achieve a LEED silver certification. 3139 Veterans Road West Staten Island, New York 10309ActiveHR25BRCS444 Thomas Boyland Community CenterHuman ServicesPublic Buildings2. Design2026-05-18T00:00:00As currently conceived, the City’s Department of Design and Construction (DDC) will oversee the demolition, design, and construction of a new MSC/Girls Club. This new building will have space sufficient to accommodate the needs of a Girls Club and also returning (or new) Community-Based Organizations (CBOs).ActiveHR25FACA4FACADE RESTORATION MULTIPLE SITESPublic Buildings2. Design2026-02-18T00:00:00FACADE RESTORATION MULTIPLE SITESActiveHWBARUCHBARUCH COLLEGE PLAZA - E. 25TH STREET (MED-634)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-30T00:00:001. HWBARUCH - Construction of a permanent pedestrian plaza, on East 25th Street from Lexington Ave. to Third Avenue. The plaza will include seating, plantings, pedestrian lighting, etc., Borough of Manhattan 2. MED634 - WM work in E25th Street between 3rd Ave and Lexington Ave.ActiveHWCPEDLOCPERIMETER SECURITY MEASURESTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-11-30T00:00:00This project will install security features around six locations within Manhattan: 1. Broadway at Bowling Green 2. Penn Station 3. Rockefellar Center and St. Patrick's Cathedral 4. Herald Square 5. The Empire State Building 6. Flatiron PlazaActiveHWCRCDBCitywide Raised Crosswalks: Design-BuildTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2026-09-10T00:00:00This initial round of the Citywide Raised Crosswalks program remains funded with $100,000,000 in City (Mayoral) funding. Owner’s Representative Services – which include pre-design work, quality assurance oversight during construction, and procurement services – are funded for $4,000,000 in FY23. Design is funded for $9,800,000 in FY24. Construction, inclusive of Supervision to be self-performed by the design-builder, is funded for $86,200,000, also in FY24. Additionally, the project budget includes an IFA allowance of $4,246,000, split between IFDS ($2,071,000) and IFSP ($2,175,000).ActiveHWCSCH4ASAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOLS PH 4-5 SCHOOLS, MN (MED635)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-06-28T00:00:00Final design and construction of pedestrian safty Improvements at 5 schools in Manhattan. The 5 Schools include: P.S. 154 - Harriet Tubman School P.S. 347- American Sign Language and English Lower School Ramaz Lower School, Park Ave. Christian Church Day School St. Joseph's Yorkville School Each school should have its own bid items along with total cost (separate budget line). MED635 - Replacement of WM in E 25th Street bet. 3rd Ave and Lexington Ave.ActiveHWCSCH4B1SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS - PHASE 4B1TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-04-21T00:00:00To include construction of pedestrian safety improvements in 4 schools in Brooklyn. Schools Included: 1. M.S. 136, Charles G. Dewey School 2. P.S. 226, Alfred de Baron Mason Street 3. P.S. 398, Walter Weaver School 4. P.S. 13, Roberto Clemento School DOT has requested to remove the proposed median reconstruction on 4th Ave between 40th St and 41st St (near M.S. 136) e-mail on 1/30/14ActiveHWCSCH4B3School Safety Program 4-Phase 4B3,BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-05T00:00:00Safe Routes to Schools - Phase 4B3 - Pedestrian safety improvements at three shools, PS 134, PS 207 Annex and Central Brooklyn Ascend Lower School (formerly St. Jerome School) in Brooklyn.ActiveHWCSCH4C2Safe Routes to Schools - Phase 4C2TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-10-28T00:00:00SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS - PHASE 4C2ActiveHWCSCH4DSchool Safety Phase D- BronxTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-30T00:00:00The Scope of work includes management of final design, procurement and construction of pedestrian safety improvements at the following 4 schools in the Bronx, P.S. 85/ I.S 218, P.S. 307 and Rosalyn Yalow Charter school. Each school should have its own bid items along with the total cost. DOT consultant has completed the preliminary design and will develop the final designs, as well as seeking community board approvals for P.S/I.S 218, P.S. 307 and Rosalyn Yalow Charter school.. DOT has received approvals from Community Board #5 & b6 (attached) for P.S. 85. DDC and consultant must review the attach draft CPI comments including all the additional design considerations recommended, during the final design phase.ActiveHWCSCHPBXSAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS BRONXTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-13T00:00:00Construction of pedestrian safety improvements at the following five schools in the Bronx: PS 73; PS 340; St. Luke's School; PS.159; PS.51. The proposed scope of improvements mainly includes curb extensions and pedestrian safety islands. Receiving pedestrian ramps must comply with ADA standards. Also included is related Green Infrastructure work (DEP).ActiveHWCSCHPKRSAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS BK & SITransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-07-26T00:00:00THE SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES MANAGEMENT OF TOTAL DESIGN, PROCUREMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FOLLOWING EIGHT SCHOOLS IN BK & SI: M.S. 598, PS169, PS156, PS189, PS327 AND PS380 IN BROOKLYN AND PS41-THE NEW DORP SCHOOL IN STATEN ISLAND. THE PROPOSED SCOPE OF IMPROVEMENTS MAINLY INCLUDES SIDEWALKS/CURB EXTENSIONS, BUS PADS AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ISLANDS.ActiveHWK1048AWEST STREET - BROOKLYN WATERFRONT GREENWAY/SE-858TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-30T00:00:00The reconstruction of West Street from Eagle Street to Quay Street including sewer, watermain, street lighting and traffic signal work together with all work incidental thereto, in Borough of Brooklyn. DEP scope: Installation of High Level Storm Sewer, Combined sewer Replacement, and Water Main Replacement in West Street between Eagle Street and Quay Street, Including reconstruction of 1 outfall, etc.ActiveHWCSCHPMNSAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-10-22T00:00:00THE SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES MANAGEMENT OF TOTAL DESIGN, PROCUREMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FOLLOWING SIX SCHOOLS IN MANHATTAN: PS92-MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE, JHS275/IS 275-MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR MARKETING & LEGAL, PS 83-LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA SCHOOL, NEW DESIGN MIDDLE & KIPP INFINITY CHARTER SCHOOL, PS 153, AND PS 128-AUDUBON SCHOOL. THE PROPOSED SCOPE OF IMPROVEMENTS MAINLY INCLUDES MEDIAN TIP EXTENSIONS, CURB EXTENSIONS, AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ISLANDS. EACH SCHOOL SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN BID ITEMS ALONG WITH THE TOTAL COST. TRAFFIC ANALYSIS INCLUDING AUTO TURN ANALYSIS WITH SCHOOL BUS, CITY BUS, TRUCK AND FDNY VEHICLES MUST BE CONDUCTED. PEDESTRIAN RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH ADA STANDARDS.ActiveHWCSCHPQNSAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS, QNSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-05-12T00:00:00PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AT 8 SCHOOLS IN QUEENS: PS 50, PS 71, PS 89, PS 220, IS 125, JHS 210, ST. ELIZABETH SCHOOL, EPIC HIGH SCHOOL NORTHActiveHWCURB10FY23 Curb contractTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-12-23T00:00:00Replacement of concrete, steel-faced, and granite curbs and related sidewalk and roadway restoration, citywide.ActiveHWD007K03Park Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements at theTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-07-29T00:00:00This capital project will reconstruct the area under the BQE so that traffic will be aligned along Grand Avenue and cross Park Avenue. It will eliminate the crossover entirely and instead direct westbound Park Avenue traffic to Grand Avenue, where drivers will turn right and then left to continue westbound on Park Avenue. By removing the crossover, the project will reconstruct the area under the BQE to offer a large open space that will be enhanced and available for the Community. It could be used for programming and/or additional parking. DOT does not anticipate providing amenities to this space; however the design should built capacity for future uses. The open space will be rebuilt in gravel or any similar material within the available budget. The proposed material will need both the Community Board and Public Design Commission review and approval. To improve the intersection of Grand Avenue and Park Avenue, the project will construct a sidewalk extension on the northeast corner. The curb extension will improve safety by creating a shorter crossing distance for pedestrians, improving visibility, and slowing turning movements. The project will improve pedestrian safety by building a new sidewalk along the northside of Park Avenue from Steuben Street to Emerson Place (westbound sidewalk). It will fully separate the pedestrian space from the roadway and ensure a pedestrian connection between Williamsburg South, Bedford Stuyvesant and Clinton Hill. To bring the roadway to a state of good repair, the roadway along Park Avenue Westbound from Steuben Street to Grand Avenue and Eastbound from Grand Avenue to Emerson Place will be entirely resurfaced. Since the area is located within a DEP stormwater capture priority area, opportunities are available for green infrastructure along Park Avenue. These features would reduce runoff into the sewer system while providing greening and beautification benefits if maintained properly. The potential locations should be 25-ft clear of all overhead structures (BQE). If the clearance is not available, non-infiltrating GI can be explored as well.ActiveHWD10105ATLANTIC AVENUE SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS, BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-07-15T00:00:00ATLANTIC AVENUE SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS, BROOKLYNActiveHWD10105AATLANTIC AVE SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS - PH 2, BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-05-30T00:00:00ATLANTIC AVE SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS - PH 2, BROOKLYNActiveHWD10211185TH STREET - STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS (MED632)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-12-18T00:00:00Streetscape improvements on 185th Street from Audubon Ave. to Amsterdam Ave. in Manhattan. Additional work may be required on Amsterdam Ave. from West 184th St. to West 186th St. MED 632 - Water main work at West 185th St. from Audubon Ave. to Amsterdam Ave.ActiveHWD10311111TH STREET SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS, QNSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-14T00:00:00111TH STREET SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS, QNSActiveHWD105-03LIBRARY LANE PROJECTTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-05-10T00:00:00The following road reconstruction: 1. Coles lane from East Kingsbridge Road to Poe place 2. Coles lane from Poe place to Bainbridge Avenue Water Main in: 1. Coles Lane between Bainbridge Avenue & 30-40 feet West from Poe Pl. 2. Poe Place between Coles Lane and Dead End. 3. Briggs Avenue intersection of Coles Lane. 4. E. Kingsbridge Rd. intersection of Briggs Avenue. 5. Bainbridge Avenue intersection of Coles Lane.ActiveHWHARPADMHarper Street Administration Building ReconstructionTransportationPublic Buildings2. Design2026-04-28T00:00:00The scope of this phase of the Harper Street project includes the construction of a new Administration and Personnel Building. The new building is sited at the northwest corner of the site, obviating the need to relocate administration and staff to temporary facilities during construction. The contents of two storage sheds located at the northwest corner will be relocated to small temporary storage facilities at the northeast corner of the site, and earthwork and utilities work will commence. The existing gas pump station monitoring equipment will be relocated to the main garage and the existing gas monitoring building will be removed. The existing Administration Building and associated trailers will be demolished to create space for vehicle storage, and site lighting and a concrete knee wall will be installed.ActiveHWHARPERAsphalt Plant, 30-01 Harper St, Queens Demo/ConsTransportationPublic Buildings2. Design2027-04-02T00:00:00Demolition and rebuild of the existing structures housing the equipment and related facilities necessary for the production, storage and distribution of asphalt at the NYC Harper Street Asphalt Plant facility. All of the existing equipment, storage facilities, and related buildings (lab, dispatch office, locker rooms, etc.) will be replaced with a new state of the art plant. In addition, the work will involve installing sanitary and storm drainage systems to comply with current government regulatory standard.ActiveHWK100BUSUTICA AVENUE SELECT BUS SERVICES (SBS), BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-04-30T00:00:00UTICA AVENUE SELECT BUS SERVICES (SBS), BROOKLYNActiveHWK100SBCSOUTH BROOKLYN CROSSTOWN SBSTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2028-10-30T00:00:00The Southern Brooklyn B82 Select Bus Service is part of the Select Bus Service (SBS) program developed in partnership with NYCT. The Southern Brooklyn Crosstown bus route aims to improve bus speeds, reliability, and driver and pedestrian safety along a 10-mile bus route in the Borough of Brooklyn from the Gravesend to Spring Creek neighborhoods. The B82 SBS will be launched in 2018 by NYC DOT and NYCTA. The capital project focuses on the 7.5-mile portion of the entire SBS corridor along Kings Highway (Segment K), Flatlands Avenue (Segment F), and Pennsylvania Avenue (Segment P). Along these three corridors, the capital project will build a combination of new bus lanes with high-quality bus stations and signal timing changes, as well as safety improvements for bus passengers, pedestrians, and all street users. Bus stops will be rehabilitated with expanded ADA-accessible platforms, bus shelters, lighting, and seating. Concrete curb extensions and central medians will be built to reduce crossing distances. Additionally, all the medians along Kings Highway will be reconstructed in a state of good repair along with the bus stops.ActiveHWK1048BFLUSHING AVENUE - BROOKLYN WATERFRONT GREENWAYTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-02T00:00:00The reconfiguration of Flushing Avenue from Navy Street to Williamsburg Street will include a two-way, Class 1 separated bike path; a 6' sidewalk extention and improved pavement markings at intersections.ActiveHWK1048CKENT AVENUE SOUTHTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-08-29T00:00:00Pre-Scoping Services for the Kent Avenue South section of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway from Clymer Street to Williamsburg Street West.ActiveHWK1048DSUNSET PARK GOWANUS CONNECTOR, BKTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-09-14T00:00:00BROOKLYN WATERFRONT GREENWAY - SUNSET PARK GOWANUS CONNECTOR IN CONJUNCTION WITH BED-802, WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN HAMILTON AVENUE GOWANUS CONNECTOR, BKActiveHWK1048EBrooklyn Waterfront Greenway – Commercial StreetDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2027-06-29T00:00:00This project will create a grade separated two-way bike path on Commercial Street and improve safety for all traffic users by calming traffic and constructing curb extensions to shorten crossing distances. Commercial Street and Box Street will be resurfaced, and all the pedestrian ramps within the project limits will be upgraded to ADA standards.ActiveHWK1048GOwl's Head - Brooklyn GreenwayTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-01-27T00:00:00This project will construct approximately 12 blocks of the 14-mile Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway. This project establishes the southernmost leg of the Greenway, linking the neighborhoods of Sunset Park and Bay Ridge, where the Greenway will ultimately connect to the Shore Parkway Esplanade. The project will provide safer access to parks and recreational spaces along the waterfront, encourage healthy lifestyles by promoting the use of non-motorized forms of transportation, improve sustainability by capturing storm water, and stimulate economic development by providing connections to employment centers in Downtown Brooklyn and the Sunset Park, Gowanus, and Red Hook neighborhoods. The projects limits include 2nd Avenue from 58th Street to Wakeman Place and Wakeman Place from Ridge Boulevard to Colonial Road. These streets will be reconfigured in order to provide space for the two-way, grade-separated greenway path as well as additional planted areas. This project also includes the rehabilitation (25% replacement & 75% repair) of a retaining wall along the northwest side of 2nd Avenue and between 58th & 65th Streets.ActiveHWK1130BNostrand Avenue SBS Phase 3/BED-797TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-03-18T00:00:00This project will widen sidewalks, add median islands, rationalize street geometry, add street trees, and enhance pedestrian access to and from the bus stops, better knitting the bus plaza into the fabric of the neighborhood. The geometric improvements will reduce pedestrian crossing distances, slow turning vehicles, and improve bus movements, creating a more appealing facility. The business district will benefit from a streetscape that encourages strolling and taps into the bus passenger market. School Safety Locations: From: HWCSCH3H1 Arista Preparatory School and Oholei Torah Elementary School, HWCSCH3E1, P.S. 59 and P.S. 375 Jackie Robinson transferred to HWK1130B. Fabrication and installation of pedestrian wayfinding signage throughout the Nostrand SBS corridor is also included as part of the amended scope of this project. DEP Scope: BED-797 Water Main (WM-1) 1. Roebling Street between Williamsburg Bridge Ramp and S 8th Street 2. Broadway intersection of Roebling Street . 3. Havemeyer Street (E & W) between S 5th Street and Broadway Combined sewer replacement: 1. S 5th Street between Roebling Street and Havemeyer Street 2. Broadway between Roebling Street and Driggs Avenue 3. S 8th Street between Roebling Street and Broadway 4. Roebling Street between Broadway and S 5th Strret Combined sewer spot repair: 1. S 5th Street between Roebling Street and Marcy Avenue 2. Roebling Street between Broadway and S 5th Strret 3. Roebling Street intersection with S 8th StreetActiveHWK1669A4TH AVE. SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II-VISION ZEROTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-17T00:00:004TH AVENUE SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS PHASE A- VISION ZERO GREAT STREETS Safety Improvements along 4th Avenue from 8th Street to 64 Street in Sunset Park section of Brooklyn.ActiveHWK1669B4th Ave Safety Improvements - Phase BTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-01-29T00:00:00Redesign of 4th Ave from Atlantic Ave to 64th Street. Key elements of the redesign will include protected bike lanes, raised and planted medians, targeted curb and sidewalk extensions, resurfacing along the whole corridor, ADA ramp and signal upgrades, and street furniture such as wayfinding, benches, and bike racks to enhance the streetscape.ActiveHWK1670Industry City Safety & Streetscape ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-26T00:00:00Implement pedestrian safety and streetscape improvements under Gowanus Expressway at the intersection of 36th Street & 3rd Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Improvements include sidewalk extensions, citybenches, wayfinding signage, pedestrian ramps, new crosswalks.ActiveHWK1673South Brooklyn Pedestrian Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2028-12-21T00:00:00A. Kings Highway at McDonald Ave, and Coney Island Ave: curb extensions B. Cropsey Ave and Harway Av: curb extensions and bus rider facility improvements C. Nostrand Ave from Ave Y to Ave Z: median improvements and curb extensions D. Campus Road at Amersfort Place and E 27th St, and Ave H at Nostrand Ave: curb extensions and a raised intersection E. Hillel Place from Kenilworth Place to Flatbush Ave: permanent pedestrian plazaActiveHWK2013GBRECONSTRUCTION OF GERRITSEN BEACH AREA, BKTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-12-07T00:00:00Reconstruction & Resurfacing of Gerritsen Beach Area, including Storm Sewer Installation and Water Main Replacement, Brooklyn. Reconstruction: Beacon Court, Canton Court, Dare Court, and Frank Court from Bartlett Place to Seba Avenue and Eaton Court from Bartlett Place to Cyrus Avenue. Eaton Court from Cyrus Avenue to Seba Avenue, Bartlett Place from Gerritsen Avenue to Plumb Beach Ave, Kay Court from Just Court to End, Noel Avenue from Bartlett Place to Cyrus Avenue, and Post Court from Madoc Avenue to Dead End. Resurfacing: Abbey Court from Bartlett Place to Dead End, Cyrus Avenue from Just Court to Gerritsen Avenue, three sections of Madoc Avenue (from Cyrus Avenue to Lester Court, from Melba Court to Nova Court, from Post Court to Dead End), Noel Avenue from Cyrus Avenue to Lois Avenue and Seba Avenue from Madoc Avenue to Gerritsen Avenue, Channel Ave between Celeste Court and Bevy Court , Channel Ave between Aster Court and Gerritsen Ave .ActiveHWK2048JAMAICA BAY GREENWAY-PAERDEGAT AVE N CONNECTORTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-04-02T00:00:00JAMAICA BAY GREENWAY - PAERDEGAT AVENUE NORTH CONNECTORActiveHWP15KTACOMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, BKTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-08-14T00:00:00COMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, BKActiveHWK300-01NORTH FLATBUSH AVE - ATLANTIC YARDS AREATransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-01-10T00:00:00Reconstruction of North Flatbush Avenue/ Atlantic Yards Area Streetscapes. Limits: Street From To 1. 6th Avenue Flatbush Avenue St. Mark's Avenue 2. St. Mark's Avenue 6th Avenue Flatbush Avenue 3. 7th Avenue Flatbush Avenue Park Place 4. Park Place 7th Avenue Carlton Avenue 5. 8th Avenue Flatbush Avenue St. John's Place 6. St. John's Place 8th Avenue Flatbush Avenue Neckdowns 5 and 6 will be removed from HWK300-01 to be done under BED798 as per 9/26/14 meeting. Green Triangles: 1. Intersection Flatbush-Carlton-Park Pl 2. Intersection Flatbush-7th Avenue- Park Pl 3. Intersection Flatbush-6th Avenue-St. Marks Avenue 4. Intersection Flatbush-8th Avenue-St. John's Pl (Removed and to be done under BED798 due to interference as per DOT e-mail dated 6/5/13.) Neckdowns: 1. Intersection Flatbush Avenue and Bergen Street 2. Intersection Carlton Avenue and Park Place 3. Intersection Flatbush Avenue and St. Mark's Avenue 4. Intersection Flatbush Avenue and Prospect Place 5. Intersection Flatbush Avenue and Sterling Place 6. Intersection Flatbush Avenue and St. John's Place 7. Intersection St. John's Place and 8th AvenueActiveHWK614DRECONSTRUCTION OF BERGEN AVE AREA, BKLYN/BED-784TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-24T00:00:00Reconstruction of Bergen Avenue Area, including Storm Sewers, Water Mains, Street Lighting, Traffic Signal Work, and reconstruction of new outfall at East Mill Basin. Locations: 1. East 66 Street, from Avenue N to Veterans Avenue 2. East 69 Street, from Avenue X to Avenue Y 3. East 70 Street, from Avenue X to Avenue Y 4. East 72 Street, from Avenue W to Avenue Y 5. East73 Street, from Avenue X to Avenue Y 6. East 74 Street, from Avenue U to Avenue Y 7. Avenue N, from East 66 Street to 68th Street. 8. Royce Street, from Avenue T to Avenue U. 9. Royce Street, from Avenue X to Bergen Avenue 10. Avenue T, from East 68 Street to East 72 Street 11. Avenue T, from East 74 Street to Bergen Avenue 12. Avenue U, from East 68 Street to East 71 Street 13. Avenue V, from East 69 Street to East 74 Street 14. Avenue W, from East 71 Street to Bergen Avenue 15. Avenue X, from East 71 Street to Bergen Avenue 16. Avenue Y, from East 69 Street to Bergen Avenue 17. Avenue K, extension from Bergen Ave to East 72nd Street. 18. Veterans Avenue, from East 66 Street to East 71 Street 19. Bergen Avenue, from Avenue K extension to Avenue L 20. Bergen Avenue, from Avenue T to Avenue V 21. Bergen Avenue, from Royce Street to Avenue Y 22. E. 66th Street, from the intersection of Ave. N to 250' ± North of Ave. N (added as per DOT request)ActiveHWK639WATILLARY STREET - PHASE II, BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-06T00:00:00TILLARY STREET - PHASE II, BROOKLYNActiveHWK639WBAdams Street Pedestrian Security Measures & Midblock CrossingTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2027-08-13T00:00:00Enhance pedestrian safety and security at the landing of the Brooklyn Bridge along Adams Street.ActiveHWK700BRECONSTRUCTION OF COLUMBIA STREET - PHASE 2TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-04-28T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF COLUMBIA STREET AREA PHASE II HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN COORDINATION WITH NYCDEP BED-768B. IT INCLUDES ALL THE STREETS IN THAT PROJECT SOUTH OF HAMILTON AVE AND ALSO INCLUDES A SERIES OF STREETS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD REQUIRING CAPITAL RECONSTRUCTION. PROPOSED WORK INCLUDES FULL RECONSTRUCTION OF SEVERAL BLOCKS ALONG WITH STREETSCAPE AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AT A SERIES OF INTERSECTIONS. THE OVERALL PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO BRING THE STREETS IN THIS AREA TO A STATE OF GOOD REPAIR IN CONJUNCTION WITH UTILITY REPLACEMENT AND TO PROVIDE SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS AT KEY LOCATIONS.ActiveHWK779WRECONSTRUCTION OF EMPIRE BLVD/BED-796TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-18T00:00:00Empire Boulevard Safety Improvements Reconstruction of Empire Boulevard at The Following Locations: Empire Boulevard from Washington Avenue to Franklin Avenue Franklin Avenue from Washington Avenue to Sullivan Place Washington Avenue from Sterling Street to Sullivan Place Empire Boulevard from Schenectady Avenue to East 91st Street Utica Avenue from Maple Street to Montgomery Street Lefferts Avenue from Schenectady Avenue to Empire Boulevard East New York Avenue (North) From East New York Avenue (South) To East 91st Street East New York Avenue (South) From East New York Avenue (North) To Remsen Avenue Remsen Avenue from East New York Avenue (South) To Empire Boulevard Including Curb and Sidewalk Reconstruction Bus Pads, Sewer, Water Main, Street Lighting,and Traffic Work .ActiveHWK797WReconstruction of Schenck AvenueTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2025-06-06T00:00:00Reconstruction of Schenck AvenueActiveHWK876RECON WYCKOFF AV-FLUSHING to COOPER AV/SETrans. & Env. ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-08-29T00:00:00Reconstruction of Wyckoff Avenue from Flushing Avenue to Cooper Avenue, in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.ActiveHWK900BROWNSVILLE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-05-27T00:00:00THIS PROJECT IS LOCATED IN THE BROWNSVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD OF EAST BROOKLYN AND IS BOUNDED BY SUTTER AVE, JUNIUS STREET, LIVONIA AVE AND ROCKAWAY AVE. THIS AREA IS A NYC DOT TOP PRIORITY OF SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AND RANKS IN THE TOP THIRD OF BROOKLYN CORRIDORS. IT HAS A RATE OF 11.2 KSI PER MILES WITH 2 PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLIST FATALITIES SINCE 2010. THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE INSTALLATION OF 13 CURB EXTENSIONS, 1 SIDEWALK EXTENSION, 1 BUS BULB AND BUS PAD, 2 RAISED CROSSWALKS AND 2 MEDIAN RECONSTRUCTION. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CALM TRAFFIC, PROVIDE SAFER PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS AND IMPROVE THE PUBLIC REALM IN A MAINLY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CURB EXTENSION WILL SHORTEN CROSSING DISTANCE FOR PEDESTRIANS AND REDUCE THE SPEED OF VEHICLES APPROACHING AND TURNING ON SCHOOL CROSSWALKS.ActiveHWKDTBKPark Ave - Ingersoll Houses Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-23T00:00:00This project, located near the Ingersoll Houses in Downtown Brooklyn, will provide critical pedestrian and cyclist safety improvements in the form of: two slip lane closures at the south west and south east corners of Tillary Street, Park Ave, and Navy Street; a bus bulb and bus pad for the B62 bus; targeted sidewalk reconstruction; raised bike lanes along part of Navy Street; replacement of the vehicular crossover at Park Avenue and St. Edwards Street with new pedestrian space; and ADA compliant pedestrian ramps throughout the project limits. The purpose of this project is to calm traffic, provide safer pedestrian crossings, and improve the public realm.ActiveHWKF488RHamilton Asphalt roof ReplacementTransportationPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-02-01T00:00:00The scope of work includes replacement of roof and upgrades to the building façade. In addition, the consultant shall examine plumbing and electrical modifications that may be required to facilitate the building envelope rehabilitation.ActiveHWKKP005DUMBO / VINEGAR HILL AREA-Phase II / BED-794TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-04T00:00:00Reconstruction and restoration of Belgian block roadways in the DUMBO (Down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass) and Vinegar Hill communities and the permanently build out the Pearl Street Triangle Plaza. Trunk Water Main (WM-6) Replacement In: 1. Water Street between Adams Street and Gold Street Water Main (WM-1) Replacement In: 1. Plymouth Street between Main Street and Adams Street 2. Water Street between Adams Street and Gold Street 3. Anchorage Pl between Plymouth Street and Water Street 4. Main Street between Plymouth Street and Water Street 5. Main Street between Water Street and Front Street 6. Adams Street between John Street and Plymouth Street 7. Pearl Street between Plymouth Street and Front Street 8. Jay Street intersection of Water Street 9. Bridge Street intersection of Water Street Combined Sewer Replacement In: 1. Anchorage Pl between Plymouth Street and Water Street 2. Water Street between Pearl Street and Gold Street High Level Storm Sewer Extention: 1. John Street between Adams Street and Pearl Street 2. Pearl Street between John Street and Front Street 3. Water Street between Pearl Street and Gold Street 4. Adams Street between John Street and Plymouth Street 5. Anchorage Pl between Plymouth Street and Water Stree .ActiveHWKP2027CHURCH AVENUE SIDEWALKS AND NECKDOWNSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-10-05T00:00:00Replacement and Reconstruction of Sidewalks and Neckdowns on Church Avenue Area, Brooklyn. The scope of the project also includes full reconstruction of the intersection at Church Avenue and McDonald Avenue.ActiveHWKP2029RECONSTRUCTION OF PUTNAM PLAZA TRIANGLETransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-09-29T00:00:00Putnam Plaza is an existing plaza implemented in temporary materials that also includes an existing Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Green street triangle with trees and a landscape area. This project will create a large, permanent public space for the Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhoods by permanently pedestrianizing Putnam Avenue from Grand Avenue to Fulton Street, increasing the amount of open space for the local residents, shoppers, and transit users. The design will incorporate the existing Green street and will likely include additional trees, benches, movable tables and chairs, trash receptacles, green infrastructure elements, pedestrian Wayfinding signage and an NYC Bike Share station.ActiveHWM100SNC79TH STREET CROSSTOWN SELECT BUS SERVICETransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-24T00:00:0079TH STREET CROSSTOWN SELECT BUS SERVICE (M79 SBS)ActiveHWM10INWDInwood 10th Avenue Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2028-02-21T00:00:00The Inwood 10th Avenue Safety Improvements Project targets seven intersections along 10th Avenue and builds out an existing SIP in Fort George, improving the pedestrian experience in these northern Manhattan neighborhoods.ActiveHWM12AVE12th Avenue Accessibility ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-12-30T00:00:00This project will address the two distinct needs on 12th Avenue through restoration of the collapsed street and new sidewalk construction on the street’s west side. The project will investigate the subsurface void that resulted in the 12th Avenue collapse and return the damaged street to a state of good repair. The project will also reconstruct the existing sidewalk on the west side of 12th Avenue – a portion of which was also damaged in the collapse – to its current endpoint, at the north end of the building at 701 West 135th Street. The project will then construct entirely new sidewalk on the street’s west side, from its current endpoint to 12th Avenue’s intersection with West 138th Street, adjacent to the Riverside Valley Community Garden. Please refer to Attachment 3, Conceptual Drawing, for details. Secondary Project Scope – Eastern Sidewalk Reconstruction: Beyond the core scope detailed above, the design consultant should also include reconstruction of 12th Avenue’s eastern sidewalk between West 135th and West 138th Streets in the project’s Schematic Geometric Design (SGD). This sidewalk is currently less than five feet wide at many locations, is in generally poor condition, and ends abruptly 100 feet north of West 135th Street. NYC Parks and the Riverside Park Conservancy have expressed interest in DOT reconstructing this sidewalk in this project, a request DOT would like to accommodate, if possible. DOT believes the eastern sidewalk scope may be possible to include in this project at the current funding level. The core scope above is currently funded to $5,433,000, which includes approximately $3,300,000 estimated for restoration of the sinkhole outside of 701 West 135th Street, inclusive of soft costs. The sinkhole remediation cost estimate includes a conservative assumption of 2,800 square feet of roadway reconstruction, comprising 12th Avenue’s southbound moving and parking lanes west of NYC Parks’ median Greenstreet. DOT is funding the restoration work to this level to allow DDC to address the wide range of subsurface conditions that could have produced this sinkhole, the exact cause of which is not known at the time of this correspondence. Given the cost uncertainties associated with sinkhole remediation, and the possibility of surplus funding being available for the eastern sidewalk scope, the design consultant should prepare two final SGD cost estimates – one estimate including only the sinkhole remediation and western sidewalk scope (i.e., the core scope), and a second including the sinkhole remediation, western sidewalk construction, and eastern sidewalk reconstruction (i.e., the core scope + secondary scope). Once the survey, geotechnical investigation, and final SGD cost estimates for both the core and secondary scopes are available, DOT and DDC will determine whether the east sidewalk scope can be included in in the project’s final design and ultimately the capital buildout. This decision point has been included in the project schedule. Additional Items: City Elements: The following considerations apply to all aspects of the project area. Distinctive Materials: There are no distinctive materials to consider in the project area. Drainage: The project should evaluate drainage conditions on the west side of 12th Avenue, near the observed low point in the roadway near 701 West 135th Street. Construction of the west side sidewalk and new curbing is expected to help redirect water in the street toward existing catchbasins and alleviate some of the drainage issues observed at this location. The cost estimate also includes two additional catchbasins, as well as 12-inch ductile chute and related appurtenances, to further address drainage conditions on this block. Pedestrian Ramps: The design consultant should verify the ADA compliance of all pedestrian ramps in the project area, and all non-compliant ramps should be upgraded through the capital effort. DOT anticipates 3 pedestrian ramps in the project area will require upgrade. Please refer to the Pedestrian Ramp Inventory attachment for details. Roadway Markings: There are currently no markings for bicycle infrastructure within the project limits. This project will introduce new bicycle markings to 12th Avenue, the exact configuration of which will be determined during Schematic Geometric Design, once curb lines have been established for the new sidewalks. Signage: Existing signage will be reviewed and all existing and new signage will be consolidated to the greatest extent feasible, including the removal of redundant signs. For any missing regulatory or parking signage, please contact the Manhattan Borough Engineering office. Signals: There are no existing signals in the project area, and the project scope does not include the installation of any new signals. Thus, Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) are not included in the project scope. Street Trees: Tree pits and street trees will be included along the western sidewalk.ActiveHWM1683RECONSTRUCTION OF W 33RD ST (SEN002165)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-12-31T00:00:00Full Reconstruction of West 33rd Street between 10th Avenue and 11th Avenue, including sewer and water main replacement, Manhattan As of 10/21/09 The Scope of work has changed Phase 1 & 2 is the construction of the north retaining wall, The MPT and street reconstruction up to the viaduct (abutment) Phase 3 is the South retaining wall Phase 4 is the bridge from the abutment wall to the intersection of 11 StActiveHWM2025DELANCEY STREET SAFETY IMPROVEMENTSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-08-24T00:00:00DELANCEY STREET SAFETY IMPROVEMENTSActiveHWM42PSM42nd Street Pedestrian Security MeasuresTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-05-29T00:00:00i. Curb Extensions: The project will construct block-long curb extensions on both sides of West 42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, a block-long curb extension on the west side of 7th Avenue from West 41st Street to West 42nd Street, and conventional curb extensions at the northeast and southeast corners of 8th Avenue at 42nd Street. These curb extensions will ease the sidewalk congestion observed within the project area, and will improve safety conditions by reducing pedestrian crossing distances, calming turning vehicle traffic, and eliminating excess roadway capacity. West 42nd Street from 7th Avenue to 8th Avenue (north and south side curb extensions): The project will expand the northern sidewalk by 6 feet and the southern sidewalk by 5 feet for the length of this block. In October 2019, in preparation for the capital project, DOT reduced the roadway capacity on this block from three moving lanes in each direction to two moving lanes in each direction. The current roadway condition is one standard 11-foot moving lane for general traffic, and one extra-wide designated bus lane marked with red paint. The curb extensions being constructed in this project will expand the sidewalk into the footprint of the current extra-wide bus lanes, ultimately leaving two standard 11-foot moving lanes in each direction (one lane for general traffic and one lane exclusively for buses). Given the size of these curb extensions and their impact on local drainage conditions, full reconstruction of this block is anticipated. Construction of the block-long 42nd Street curb extensions will require relocation of several bus stops from the current curblines to the new curblines. Impacted stops include the westbound tour bus stop at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue (used by Gray Line, NY Sightseeing, The Ride, and Skyline LLC); the westbound multipurpose stop at 42nd Street and 7th Avenue (used by MTA’s M42 bus, the NY Waterway ferry shuttle, and private commuter buses); and the eastbound MTA stop at 42nd Street and 7th Avenue (used by the M42 and commuter buses). Coordination with the DOT Bus Stop Management, DOT Transit Development, and the applicable bus operators will be necessary during design. 7th Avenue from 41st Street to 42nd Street (west side curb extension): The project will expand 7th Avenue’s western sidewalk by one lane width, reducing the pedestrian crossing distance by approximately 10 feet and bringing this block’s curbline into alignment with the block immediately north. The footprint of this new curb extension is currently occupied by a SIP curb extension near 41st Street, installed in 2018, and a temporary bus boarder that DOT Transit Development installed at midblock in 2019. The bus boarder on 7th Avenue serves riders of the MTA’s M7, M20, M104, BxM2, and express commuter buses, all of which utilize the stop. As a part of the capital effort, DDC’s contractor shall disassemble the temporary bus boarder and return it to DOT Sidewalk Inspection & Management’s (SIM’s) Staten Island yard. DOT CPM must be notified prior to disassembly so that SIM personnel can be available for oversight of the contractor. Please refer to the disassembly instructions provided by Zicla, the boarder’s manufacturer, found in this document’s Appendix, Attachment 8. Much of 7th Avenue’s western sidewalk within these limits features curbside grates ventilating the MTA’s underground 1, 2, and 3 subway lines.ActiveHWMBRT5A34th STREET TRANSITWAY - Phase ITransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-11-13T00:00:00As part of the 34th Street Select Bus Service project, work includes installation of pavement markings on 34th St. from FDR Drive to First Ave. and installation of bus bulbs & pavement markings on 34th St. from First Ave. to Lexington Ave. DEP Work: Trunk and Distribution Watermains replacement in E34th St. between 1st Ave. & 3rd Ave.ActiveHWMME43ST43rd STREET SHARED STREETTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-30T00:00:00THIS PROJECT WILL IMPLEMENT A SHARED STREET ON 43RD STREET BETWEEN LEXINGTON AVENUE AND 3RD AVENUE. THIS ENTAILS THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ENTIRE BLOCK IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED PEDESTRIAN SAFETY BENEFITS. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO BUILD OUT THE TWO "TOP OF THE T" NECKDOWNS NEXT TO GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL LOCATED ALONG LEXINGTON AVENUE AT 43RD AND 44TH STREETS. THIS IS ONE OF THE FIRST PROJECTS TO BE BUILD OUT AS PART OF THE NEW EAST MIDTOWN REZONING AGREEMENT.ActiveHWMMLEXAVLexington Avenue Pedestrian Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2026-04-25T00:00:00Curb Extension Locations: The project will construct seven curb extensions, distributed across the following locations: 1. Lexington Avenue & East 41st Street: half curb extension at southeast corner, crossing Lexington Avenue 2. Lexington Avenue & East 45th Street: half curb extension at southeast corner, crossing Lexington Avenue 3. Lexington Avenue & East 45th Street: full curb extension at northeast corner, crossing both Lexington & 45th St 4. Lexington Avenue & East 46th Street: full curb extension at southeast corner, crossing both both Lexington & 46th St 5. Lexington Avenue & East 47th Street: half curb extension at southeast corner, crossing Lexington Avenue 6. Lexington Avenue & East 47th Street: full curb extension at northeast corner crossing both Lexington & 47th St 7. Lexington Avenue & East 48th Street: half curb extension at northeast corner, crossing Lexington Avenue Please refer to Attachment 3, Conceptual Plans, for details. Pedestrian Ramp Upgrades: Consistent with DOT standard practice, this capital project will ensure that all corner ramps and pedestrian crossings in the project area are built to ADA compliance. Eleven complex corners have been identified in the project area and have been specifically accounted for in the project cost estimate (Attachment 6). Distinctive Materials – Removal of Pink Granite Corners: Most of the street corners in the project area have been constructed using pink granite, a treatment that was previously approved by the Public Design Commission (PDC) and which is currently maintained by the Grand Central Partnership (GCP). Both PDC and GCP now support eliminating these distinctive corner treatments – which are not historically protected – and reconstructing the corners using standard materials. As all of these corners fall with Commercial Zoning districts, all should be reconstructed with tinted concrete consistent with the surrounding sidewalks. Pedestrian ramps on the tinted-concrete corners should include white detectable warning surfaces, as per the standard detail.ActiveHWMNYPLNew York Public Library Pedestrian ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-05-02T00:00:00New York Public Library Pedestrian Improvements at the following locations in Manhattan: - Southern sidewalk and curb of West 42nd Street between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue - Northern sidewalk and curb of West 40th Street between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue - Curb extension at 6th Avenue on West 40th StreetActiveHWP15QTACOMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, QNSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-06-03T00:00:00COMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, QNSActiveHWP15XMCLSIMPLE, COMPLEX & LANDMARKS PED. RAMPS, MNTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-25T00:00:00SIMPLE, COMPLEX & LANDMARKS PED. RAMPS, BX & MNActiveHWP15XMTACOMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, BX & MNTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00COMPLEX PED. RAMPS - TRANSIT AUTHORITY, BX & MNActiveHWMP116RECONST OF ASTOR PL (SEN002163)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-10-31T00:00:00The creation of new pedestrian public spaces and improvement of Cooper Park. The Resurfacing of East 4th Street between Bowery and Lafayette Street, Lafayette Street and Broadway. And the reconstruction of the following Street segments: Lafayette Street between Astor Place and East 9th Street, East 8th Street between Lafayette and 3rd Avenue, East 4th Street between Bowery and 2nd Avenue, Astor Place between Lafayette Street and 3rd Avenue, 3rd Avenue between East 5th Street and East 9th Street, Fourth Avenue/ Cooper Square/ Bowery between East 4th Street and East 9th Street, and Median construction on Third Ave b/t East 4th Street and East 9th Street.ActiveHWMP2012TIMES & DUFFY SQUARES RECONSTRUCTION (SEN002160)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-12-20T00:00:00Reconstruction of streets and implementation of pedestrian spaces in the Times Square and Duffy Square areas, including reconstruction of watermains and sewers as deemed necessary, Borough of ManhattanActiveHWMP2012-ERURGENT SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS IN TIMES SQUARETransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-12-27T00:00:00Urgent safety improvements in Times Square between W. 42nd Street and W. 47th Street, ManhattanActiveHWMP2017WADSWORTH TERRACE, FAIRVIEW TO W 190TH ST (MED626)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-06-02T00:00:00Reconstruction of Wadsworth Terrace from Fairview Avenue to West 190th Street, ManhattanActiveHWMP2019EAST HOUSTON ST PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS (MED604)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-12-25T00:00:00Street Reconstruction of East Houston St. from Bowery to FDR Drive. Originally scoped to improve pedestrian and bicycle circulation on East Houston, this project will implement watermain and sewer replacement in addition to neckdowns, sidewalk widenings, and median enlargements in Manhattan.ActiveHWMP2020RECONSTRUCTION OF GANSEVOORT AREATransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-30T00:00:00Street Reconstruction and Pedestrian Space improvement within the following limits: - Ninth Avenue from Gansevoort Street to West 16 th Street -Gansevoort Street from Ninth Ave to Hudson Street -Hudson Street from West 14th Street to a point approximately 100' south of West 14th Street The project corridor is bordered by Chelsea and Gansevoort Market Historic District on the north and south, respectively. DEP Scope:Trunk Water Main in W. 13th St. and in following locations to connect Shaft 27B of City Water Tunnel #3 to the water distribution system, Phase 2, Borough of Manhattan:ActiveHWMWTCA7ERECONSTRUCTION OF WORTH STREET (SEN002152)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-05-01T00:00:00Reconstruction of Worth Street from Hudson Street to Park Row in Manhattan, including roadways, sidewalks, curbs, sewers and watermain work.ActiveHWMWTCA7FRECONSTRUCTION OF WARREN & JOHN STS. (SEN002156)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-07-31T00:00:00Street Reconstruction of Warren St. from West St. to Broadway and John St. from Broadway to William St.ActiveHWMWTCB1NASSAU STRET RECONSTRUCTIONTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2025-06-27T00:00:00The proposed project will reconstruct 3 blocks of Nassau Street, from Pine St to Maiden Ln. Vaults will be reinforced and filled. The sidewalks and curbs will be upgraded to the Lower Manhattan standards of 6" wide granite curbs and dark pigmented concrete sidewalks. Street lights, signals and curb ramps will be upgraded. This project is part of the WTC Emergency Relief fund from FHWA to reconstruct resources damaged during the events 9/11. The following work will be included: Sidewalks and curbs; Roadway; Vaults; Pedestrian Ramps; Street Lights; Street Signals; Tree Planting; Street Markings; Wayfinding ConsiderationsActiveHWMWTCB2GREENWICH STREET RECONSTRUCTIONTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-11-06T00:00:00The proposed project will reconstruct 4 blocks of Greenwich St, from Barclay St to Chambers St. Any vaults encountered will be reinforced and filled. South of Murray St, the sidewalks and curbs will be upgraded to the Lower Manhattan standards of 6" wide granite curbs and dark pigmented concrete sidewalks. North of Murray St. the typical city standards will be used. Street lights, signals, and curb ramps will be upgraded. This project is part of the WTC Emergency Relief fund from FHWA to reconstruct resources damaged during 9/11. The scope includes the following: Roadway work; sidewalks and curbs; vaults; pedestrian ramps; street lights and signals; street tree plantings; greenstreet; street markings and wayfinding considerationsActiveHWMWTCB5ALIBERTY STREET WEST RECONSTRUCTIONTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-12T00:00:00THIS PROJECT WILL RECONSTRUCT ONE BLOCK OF LIBERTY STREET BETWEEN GREENWICH STREET AND CHURCH STREET. THE INTERSECTION OF LIBERTY STREET WITH CHURCH STREET WILL BE RESURFACED. THE SOUTHERN SIDEWALK AND CURB LINE WILL BE RECONSTRUCTED TO MEET GRADES AND ADA ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS. THE NEW SIDEWALK WILL MEET LOWER MANHATTAN STANDARDS OF GRANITE CURBING AND DARK PIGMENTED CONCRETE. SECURITY DEVICES WILL BE INSTALLED BY THE PORT AUTHORITY OF NY/NJ ON THE WESTERN END OF THE BLOCK, AND ARE OUTSIDE OF THE SCOPE OF THIS PROJECT.ActiveHWMWTCB6VESEY STREET RECONSTRUCTIONTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-17T00:00:00The proposed scope will reconstruct one block of Vesey St from Church to Broadway. Vaults will be reinforced and back-filled. The sidewalks and curbs will be upgraded to the Lower Manhattan standards of 6" wide granite curbs and dark pigmented concrete sidewalks. Street lights, signals, and curb ramps will be upgraded where necessary. This project is part of the WTC Emergency Relief fund from FHWA (80/20) to reconstruct resources damaged during the events of 9/11.ActiveHWMWTCB7RECONSTRUCTION OF TRINITY PLTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2027-06-28T00:00:00The proposed scope will reconstruct 4 blocks of Trinity Place, from Morris St to Cedar St. Any vaults encountered will be reinforced and filled. The sidewalks and curbs will be upgraded to the Lower Manhattan standards of 6" wide granite curbs and dark pigmented concrete sidewalks. Street lights, signals and curb ramps will be upgraded to modern safety standards where necessary. This project is part of the WTC Emergency Relief fund from FHWA to reconstruct resources damaged during the events of 9/11.ActiveHWP14MTACOMPLEX PED RAMPS (TRANSIT AUTHORITY) - MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-08-09T00:00:00Design of complex pedestrian ramps adjacent to transit facilities within the borough of Manhattan. Locations of the pedestrian ramps will be provided by the NYCDOT Division of Sidewalks and Inspection Management. Since, We still have left over ramp locations for Manhattan from a list we received last year TA locations. We will continue to use that list until it is completed.ActiveHWP15KCLSIMPLE, COMPLEX & LANDMARK PED. RAMPS, BKTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-28T00:00:00SIMPLE, COMPLEX & LANDMARK PED. RAMPS, BKActiveHWP16MTALCOMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMP-MTA & LANDMARK PHASE II MATransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-02-25T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS ADJACENT TO TRANSIT AND LANDMARK FACILITIES WITHIN LOWER MANHATTTAN COMMUNITY BOARDS 1, 2 AND 3.ActiveHWP19CWLMCITYWIDE COMPLEX RAMPS (LANDMARK) MANHATTAN, BRONXTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-12-23T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS ADJACENT TO LANDMARK FACILITIES IN 54 CORNERS IN MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP19KC1CITYWIDE COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS - BKTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-28T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN 48 CORNERS IN BROOKLYN. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP19KC2CITYWIDE COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS - BKTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-10T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN 48 CORNERS IN BROOKLYN. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP19KC3CITYWIDE COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS - BKTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-08-29T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN 48 CORNERS IN BROOKLYN. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP19KQTACITYWIDE COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS-TA, BK & QNSTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-08-22T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS ADJACENT TO TRANSIT FACILITIES IN 44 CORNERS IN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP19QRCCITYWIDE COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS - QUEENS & SITransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-05-13T00:00:00COMPLEX PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN QUEENS AND STATEN ISLAND. DESIGNS OF THE RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP2010RSTATEN ISLAND COMPLEX PED RAMPSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2013-06-28T00:00:00Installation of Complex Pedestrian Ramps at Designated Locations in Borough of Staten IslandActiveHWP2013LMCOMPLEX PED RAMPS AT LAND MARK LOCATIONS, BK & MANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-12-25T00:00:00Complex Pedestrian Ramps adjacent to Historic and /or Landmark facilities within the Boroughs of Brooklyn & Manhattan. 09/04/2013 - Origianl list of locations 108 corners. 4 corners were added when performing preliminary investigation. There is a total 112 corners. Out of the 112 corners, 63 corners (38 intersections) require detailed design, 7 corners require vault investigation, 1 corner is a simple corner/not in historic district and 41 corners do not required work.ActiveHWP2019SCITYWIDE SIMPLE PEDESTRIAN RAMPSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-04-18T00:00:00CONSTRUCTION OF SIMPLE PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN 424 CORNERS CITYWIDE. RAMPS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS. ALL NYS APPROVED STANDARD DESIGN ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT OF FEASIBILITY.ActiveHWP2020KCComplex Ped Ramp Installs - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-05-31T00:00:00The scope of this project includes installation of 53 Complex Pedestrian Ramps in the borough of Brooklyn. The list of locations for this contract is attached. All ramps must be designed and constructed to the maximum extent feasible in accordance with the Minimum Design Requirements included in this document. DDC should identify any encroachments prior to design and inform DOT of such findings. Stop controls and types (stop sign or traffic signal) must be clearly indicated at the intersections on the design drawings. This contract shall be established for two years with an option for extension(s).ActiveHWP2020LMComplex Ped Ramp Installs - Citywide Landmark LocaTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-07-25T00:00:00The scope of this project includes installation of 54 Complex Pedestrian Ramps at Landmarked locations in the boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The list of locations for this contract is attached. All ramps must be designed and constructed to the maximum extent feasible in accordance with the Minimum Design Requirements included in this document. DDC should identify any encroachments prior to design and inform DOT of such findings. Stop controls and types (stop sign or traffic signal) must be clearly indicated at the intersections on the design drawings. This contract shall be established for two years with an option for extension.ActiveHWP2020TAComplex Ped Ramp Installs-Manh, Brnx,Bk, & QueensTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-07-05T00:00:00The scope of this project includes installation of 44 Complex Pedestrian Ramps in the boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. The list of locations for this contract is attached. All ramps must be designed and constructed to the maximum extent feasible in accordance with the Minimum Design Requirements included in this document. DDC should identify any encroachments prior to design and inform DOT of such findings. Stop controls and types (stop sign or traffic signal) must be clearly indicated at the intersections on the design drawings. This contract shall be established for two years with an option for extension.ActiveHWP2021LMInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 54 non-standard landmarked locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-18T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps in landmarked areas in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.ActiveHWP2021RCInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 48 non-standard locations in Staten Island.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-15T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps at 48 non-standard corners in Staten Island.ActiveHWP2021TAInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 44 non-standard locations in Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and Queens.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-07-14T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps near transit assets in all 5 boroughs.ActiveHWP20KRCComplex Ped Ramp Installs - Brooklyn & Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-07-20T00:00:00The scope of this project includes upgrade (to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of complex pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn and Staten IslandActiveHWP20MKCComplex Ped Ramp Installs - Manhattan & BrooklynDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2026-11-29T00:00:00The scope of this project includes install (to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of complex pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn and Staten IslandActiveHWP21KQCInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 48 non-standard locations in Brooklyn and Queens.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-04-21T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps at 48 non-standard corners.ActiveHWP21KRCInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 44 non-standard corners in Brooklyn and Staten Island.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-04-14T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps at 44 non standard corners in Brooklyn and Staten Island.ActiveHWP21MXQCInstallation of pedestrian ramps at 51 non-standard intersections in Manhattan, Bronx, and Queens.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-02-15T00:00:00Installation of pedestrian ramps at non-standard corners.ActiveHWPEDSF3AMULTI-SITE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY - 5 LOCATIONSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-22T00:00:00Construction of roadway and sidewalk treatments to enhance pedestrian safety in the locations listed below, Citywide. These locations and funding were transferred from original contract # HWPEDSF3. Manhattan: 1 - E. 14th Street & 1st Avenue (Reso-A - $165,000) - Design deleted location due to utility manholes. - NYCT 2 - Lexington Ave and E. 59th St. / E. 60th St. (Reso-A - $300,000/2) - NYCT 3 - E. 84th St./Transverse # 3 and 5th Ave. (Reso-A - $300,000/2) - Historic District/Scenic Landmark 13 - W. 71st St. and Broadway/Amsterdam Ave. - NYCT & Historic District 14 - Nagle Ave. and Hillside Ave./Broadway/Bennett Ave. (Additional location from revised CPI 8/31/11) 16 – West 70th and West End. (Additional location from revised CPI dated 08/30/13) - NYCT One block & Historic District Brooklyn: 5 - York St. & Navy St//Hudson Avenue Queens: 8 - Hempstead Ave. and Springfield Blvd. 17 – Parsons Blvd./ 84th Ave./ Hoover Ave. (Additional location from revised CPI dated 08/30/13).ActiveHWPEDSF4MULTI-SITE PEDESTRIAN SAFETYTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-29T00:00:00MULTI-SITE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY, CITYWIDE PROJECT SCOPE AND LOCATIONS: BRONX- Loc.#1- Bruckner Blvd. (Body of water by Concrete Plant Park) BROOKLYN - Loc.# 2 -8th Ave./57th St.; Loc. #3 -92nd St. /Ft. Hamilton Parkway (Removed).; Loc.#4 Cortelyou Rd./Rugby Rd.;Loc.#5 -Linden Blvd./E. 51st St.; Loc.#6 -Linden Blvd./E. 52nd St.; Loc.#7 -Ocean Parkway N./In front of Coney Island Hosp.(Pending S.G.D) MANHATTAN- Loc.#8 -E. 125th St/Lexington Ave.; Loc.#9 -W. 125th St./Amsterdam Ave.; Loc.#10-W. 181st St./Broadway; Loc.#11-W. 181st St./St. Nicholas Ave.; Loc.#12-W. 181st St./Amsterdam Ave.; Loc. (Removed).#13-Delancey St./Orchard St.; (Removed) Loc.#14-Delancey St./Essex St. (Removed) ADDED Location in Manhattan #18 NW corner of W34th St and 8th AVE. QUEENS- Loc.#15 -Hoyt Ave. South/Columbus Triangle (Will be given to NYCT to bid) STATEN ISLAND - Loc.#16-Amundsen Circle Roads/Amboy Rd, Riedel Ave., Clark Ave., Savoy St.; (ROW Issues) Loc. #17-Richmond Ave./300' N. from N. Leg of Yukon Ave. to 310' S. of S. leg of Yukon Ave.ActiveHWPEDSF4AMULTI SITE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY PHASE 4ATransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-14T00:00:00THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE SAFETY AND CIRCULATION AT THIS HEAVILY USED TRANSIT HUB BY PERMANENTLY INCORPORATING THE TEMPORARY PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS INSTALLED IN 2018 THROUGH FULL RECONSTRUCTION OF PARSONS BOULEVARD (FROM ARCHER TO JAMAICA AVENUES) INVOLVING EXPANDED AND ENHANCED PEDESTRIAN SPACE, INSTALLATION OF CURB EXTENSIONS AT KEY INTERSECTIONS, AND DEDICATED LOCATIONS FOR COMMUTER VAN PICK-UP.ActiveHWPEDSF5MULTI-SITE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY PHASE 5TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-01T00:00:00CONSTRUCT A RANGE OF PEDESTRIAN SAFETY GEOMETRIC IMPROVEMENTS AT VARIOUS SPECIFIED LOCATIONS, CITYWIDE.ActiveHWPLZ001KMyrtle Ave. Plaza & Street Reconstruction/BED-792TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-05-17T00:00:00Construction of Myrtle Avenue Plaza and Streetscape in the Borough of Brooklyn. This project will fully reconstruct the street on Myrtle Avenue from Hall Street to Emerson Place, in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. The project will provide many pedestrian improvements to make crossing Myrtle Avenue safer, including bulb outs at Hall Street, Grand Street and Emerson Place; a new signalized crossing at Grand St; an expanded center median; the consolidation of bus stops; and conversion of two blocks of the service road to pedestrian plaza. Amenities to be added including seating, lighting, trees/plants, decorative paving, drinking fountain(s), bike racks, public art, etc.ActiveHWPLZ003MMontefiore Park & Plaza Improvement (MED-629)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-12-17T00:00:00Reconstruction of Montefiore Park bounded by Broadway, Hamilton Place, & 138th Street, including expansion onto Hamilton Place to create a pedestrian plaza MED-629-Trunk water main and distribution water main replacement in Broadway bet. W. 136th and W. 138th Sts. and W. 138th St. bet. Broadway and Hamilton Place.ActiveHWPLZ004MPershing Sq Plaza/Streetscape (MED-622)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-04-30T00:00:00Roadway reconstruction, in conjunction with water main replacement, to create a pedestrian plaza on the west side of Park Avenue between 41st and 42nd Streets, adjacent to the viaduct.ActiveHWPLZ008MForsyth Streetscape and Plaza ReconstructionTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-01-31T00:00:00Plaza Construction along Forsyth Street from Canal Street to Division Street, and Creation of Plaza on Upper Portion of Manhattan Bridge, ManhattanActiveHWPLZ012MBOGARDUS PLAZATransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-15T00:00:00To make permanent improvements to the temporary plaza on Hudson Street from Reade Street to Chambers Street. The Bogardus Garden Park will also be incorporated into the plaza design.ActiveHWPLZ014MCurb to curb reconstruction of 2 blocks of Broadway (between W 38th and W 40th Streets) to build out Broadway Boulevard Plaza and Shared Street.TransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2028-04-21T00:00:00The scope of work in comprised of curb to curb reconstruction on Broadway between West 38th to West 40th Streets, creating a new pedestrian plaza and shared street in the heart of midtown Manhattan. This project will also implement pedestrian security safety measures, landscaping, standard kiosk utility connections, wayfinding, and other typical plaza elements. All affected pedestrian ramps will be upgraded to comply with ADA specifications.ActiveHWPLZ015MPERSHING SQUARE EAST PLAZA / STREETSCAPETransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-10-11T00:00:00THIS PROJECT WILL RECONSTRUCT THE EASTERN HALF OF PARK AVENUE BETWEEN 41ST AND 42ND STREETS, ALSO KNOWN AS PERSHING SQUARE EAST. THIS BLOCK WILL INTEGRATE WITH THE PERSHING SQUARE WEST PLAZA TO CREATE A SINGULAR PUBLIC SPACE COLLECTIVELY KNOWN AS PERSHING SQUARE PLAZA.ActiveHWPLZ016KBROADWAY BEDFORD PLAZA, BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-07-09T00:00:00To construct a pedestrian plaza on Broadway at South 6th Street and Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn. This project will reconfigure traffic circulation, enhance pedestrian safety in the project area and create a new public space. Also, water main work in the project area.ActiveHWPLZ017KOSBORN STREET PLAZATransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-12-31T00:00:00THIS PROJECT WILL RECONSTRUCT THE DEAD END SEGMENT OF OSBORN STREET SOUTH OF BELMONT AVE TO CREATE AN INVITING PLAZA SPACE FOR PEDESTRIANS. THE ROADBED WILL BE RAISED TO SIDEWALK LEVEL, STREET TREES WILL REMAIN WHERE THE FORMER CURB LINE EXISTED AND BIKE RACKS AND BENCHES WILL BE INSTALLED. THE PLAZA ITSELF WILL BECOME CONCRETE. ADDITIONALLY THE INTERSECTION OF OSBORN STREET AND BELMONT AVE WILL BE RAISED TO SIDEWALK LEVEL. THIS RAISED INTERSECTION WILL PROVIDE TRAFFIC CALMING AND FURTHER CREATE A WELCOMING PEDESTRIAN ENVIRONMENT. OSBORN STREET IS PART OF THE ROUND 7 PLAZA PROGRAM AND WILL BE MAINTAINED BY THE BROWNSVILLE COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER.ActiveHWPR16MRehabilitation of Pedestrian Ramps, ManhattanTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-18T00:00:00Rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to ADA specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Manhattan.ActiveHWPR17KPedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation, BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-01T00:00:00Rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to ADA specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in the borough of Brooklyn. The list of final locations for this contract will be provided by CPM at a later date. The pedestrian ramp repairs will follow resurfacing schedules.ActiveHWPR17RPedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation, Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-03-30T00:00:00Rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to ADA specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in the borough of Staten Island. The list of final locations for this contract will be provided by SIM at a later date. The pedestrian ramp repairs will follow resurfacing schedules.ActiveHWPR18K1REHABILITATION OF PEDESTRIAN RAMPSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-02-07T00:00:00Rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to ADA specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in the borough of Brooklyn. The list of final locations for this contract will be provided by SIM at a later date. The pedestrian ramp repairs will follow resurfacing schedules. Any upgrades to the ramps must also rehabilitate the receiving corner where possible. Any deviation will require DOT's approval. This contract will be addressing simple pedestrian ramps upgrades.ActiveHWPR18MREHABILITATION OF PEDESTRIAN RAMPSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-09-19T00:00:00Rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to ADA specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in the borough of Manhattan. The list of final locations for this contract will be provided by SIM at a later date. The pedestrian ramp repairs will follow resurfacing schedules. Any upgrades to the ramps must also rehabilitate the receiving corner where possible. Any deviation will require DOT's approval. This contract will be addressing simple pedestrian ramps upgrades.ActiveHWPR19K1PEDESTRIAN RAMP REHAB - BKTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-10-29T00:00:00REHABILITATION (REPAIR AND UPGRADE TO ADA SPECIFICATIONS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE) OF EXISTING PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. THE LIST OF LOCATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT WILL BE PROVIDED BY SIM AT A LATER DATE. THE PED RAMP REPAIRS WILL FOLLOW RESURFACING SCHEDULES. ANY UPGRADES TO THE RAMPS MUST ALSO REHABILITATE THE RECEIVING CORNER WHERE POSSIBLE. ANY DEVIATION WILL REQUIRE DOT'S APPROVAL. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ADDRESSING SIMPLE PED RAMP UPGRADES. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ESTABLISHED FOR 1 YEAR AND MAY ONLY BE RENEWED IF A TIME EXTENSION IS NEEDED. ALL THE PROJECT FUNDS MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE 1ST YEAR.ActiveHWPR19KCComplex Upgrades Ped Ramps - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-06-28T00:00:00The scope of this project includes Complex Pedestrian Ramps Upgrades, for 54 corners in the borough of Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR19MPEDESTIRAN RAMP REHAB - MNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-08-14T00:00:00REHABILITATION (REPAIR AND UPGRADE TO ADA SPECIFICATIONS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE) OF EXISTING PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. THE LIST OF LOCATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT WILL BE PROVIDED BY SIM AT A LATER DATE. THE PED RAMP REPAIRS WILL FOLLOW RESURFACING SCHEDULES. ANY UPGRADES TO THE RAMPS MUST ALSO REHABILITATE THE RECEIVING CORNER WHERE POSSIBLE. ANY DEVIATION WILL REQUIRE DOT'S APPROVAL. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ADDRESSING SIMPLE PED RAMP UPGRADES. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ESTABLISHED FOR 1 YEAR AND MAY ONLY BE RENEWED IF A TIME EXTENSION IS NEEDED. ALL THE PROJECT FUNDS MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE 1ST YEAR.ActiveHWPR19MC1Complex Upgrades Ped Ramps - ManhattanTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-02-22T00:00:00Complex Upgrades Ped Ramps - ManhattanActiveHWPR19MC2Complex Upgrades Ped Ramps - ManhattanTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-12-20T00:00:00The scope of this project includes Complex Pedestrian Ramps Upgrades, for 50 corners in the borough of Manhattan.ActiveHWPR19MXCComplex Upgrades Ped Ramps - Manhattan & the BronxTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-30T00:00:00Complex Upgrades Ped Ramps - Manhattan and the BronxActiveHWPR19QRCComplex Upgrades Ped Ramps-Queens & Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-08-12T00:00:00Complex Upgrades Ped Ramps - Queens and Staten IslandActiveHWPR19RPEDESTRIAN RAMP REHAB - SITransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-09-29T00:00:00REHABILITATION (REPAIR AND UPGRADE TO ADA SPECIFICATIONS TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE) OF EXISTING PEDESTRIAN RAMPS IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. THE LIST OF LOCATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT WILL BE PROVIDED BY SIM AT A LATER DATE. THE PED RAMP REPAIRS WILL FOLLOW RESURFACING SCHEDULES. ANY UPGRADES TO THE RAMPS MUST ALSO REHABILITATE THE RECEIVING CORNER WHERE POSSIBLE. ANY DEVIATION WILL REQUIRE DOT'S APPROVAL. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ADDRESSING SIMPLE PED RAMP UPGRADES. THIS CONTRACT WILL BE ESTABLISHED FOR 1 YEAR AND MAY ONLY BE RENEWED IF A TIME EXTENSION IS NEEDED. ALL THE PROJECT FUNDS MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE 1ST YEAR.ActiveHWPR20K1Pedestrian Ramps Rehabilitation - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-04-17T00:00:00The scope includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG requirements as outlined In the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps In Brooklyn' Community Districts 310, 311, 313, 315, 318, and 356.ActiveHWPR21MTAUpgrading pedestrian ramps at 61 non-standard locations in Manhattan.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-27T00:00:00Upgrading of pedestrian ramps at 61 locations.ActiveHWPR20K2Pedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-08-08T00:00:00The scope includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined In the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn's Community Districts 307, 312, 314, 317, 318, and 305.ActiveHWPR20K3Pedestrian Ramps Rehabilitation - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2025-04-15T00:00:00The scope includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined in the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps In Brooklyn's Community Districts 301, 302, 308, 355, 309, 308, 303, and 304.ActiveHWPR20KCComplex Upgrades Ped Ramps - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-05T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 49 complex corners in the borough of Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR20KMCCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - BROOKLYN AND MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-03-31T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 50 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR20MCLCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - LANDMARK IN MANHATTANDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2026-02-26T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 42 complex corners in the borough of Manhattan.ActiveHWPR20MKLCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - LANDMARK IN MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-03-05T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 41 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR20MKTComplex Upgrades Ped Ramp - TA Manhattan & BrooklyTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-05-08T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 39 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The list of locations for this contract is attached. All ramps must be designed and constructed to the maximum extent feasible in accordance with the Minimum Design Requirements included in this document. DDC should identify any encroachments prior to design and inform DOT of such findings. Stop controls and types (stop sign or traffic signal) must be clearly indicated at the intersections on the design drawings. This contract shall be established for two years with an option for extension.ActiveHWPR20MQCCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - MANHATTAN AND QUEENSDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2026-08-04T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 48 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan and Queens.ActiveHWPR20MQXCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - TA IN MANHATTAN, QUEENS AND THE BRONXDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2026-08-11T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 39 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.ActiveHWPR20MXPedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation - Manhattan and BroTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-08-29T00:00:00The scope includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined in the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps in Manhattan and the Bronx.ActiveHWPR20MXCCOMPLEX UPGRADES PED RAMPS - MANHATTAN AND THE BRONXDepartment of Transporation (DOT)Infrastructure2. Design2026-02-25T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 50 complex corners in the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.ActiveHWPR20Q2Pedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation - QueensTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-13T00:00:00The scope Includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined In the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps In Queens' Community Districts 408, 412, 413 and 483.ActiveHWPR20Q3Pedestrian Ramp Rehabilitation - QueensTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-08-01T00:00:00The scope Includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to the maximum extent feasible under Federal ADA 2010 specifications and PROWAG guidelines as outlined In the Minimum Design Requirements section of this document) of existing pedestrian ramps In Queens' Community Districts 401, 403, 404, 481, 407, 411 and 480.ActiveHWPR20QCComplex Upgrades Ped Ramp - QueensTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-07-28T00:00:00The scope of this project includes the upgrade of pedestrian ramps at 47 complex corners in the borough of Queens. The list of locations for this contract is attached. All ramps must be designed and constructed to the maximum extent feasible in accordance with the Minimum Design Requirements included in this document. DDC should identify any encroachments prior to design and inform DOT of such findings. Stop controls and types (stop sign or traffic signal) must be clearly indicated at the intersections on the design drawings. This contract shall be established for two years with an option for extension.ActiveHWPR21K1Simple Upgrades Ped Ramps- BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-06T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR21KRSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Brooklyn and Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-07-27T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn and Staten Island.ActiveHWPR21KRCUpgrading of pedestrian ramps at 51 non standard locations in Brooklyn and Staten Island.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-10-12T00:00:00Upgrading of pedestrian ramps at non-standard locations, Boroughs of Brooklyn and Staten Island.ActiveHWPR21LMTUpgrading pedestrian ramps at 52 non-standard landmarked locations in Manhattan.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-05-31T00:00:00Upgrading of non-standard pedestrian ramps in Manhattan.ActiveHWPR21MQSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Manhattan and QueensTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-06T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Manhattan and QueensActiveHWPR21Q1Simple Upgrades Ped Ramps- QueensTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-06T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Queens.ActiveHWPR21QCUpgrading of pedestrian ramps at 51 non-standard locations in Queens.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-14T00:00:00Upgrading of 51 pedestrian ramps in Queens.ActiveHWPR21QXSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Queens and the BronxTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-13T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Queens and the Bronx.ActiveHWPR21XCUpgrades of pedestrian ramps at 51 non-standard locations in the Bronx.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-23T00:00:00Upgrading of pedestrian ramps at 51 locations.ActiveHWPR22K1Simple Upgrades Ped Ramps- BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-05-18T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR22KRSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Brooklyn and Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-11-07T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn and Staten Island.ActiveHWPR22MQSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Manhattan and QueensTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-08-24T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Manhattan and Queens.ActiveHWPR22Q1Rehabilitation of Standard Ped Ramps- QueensTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-05-13T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications & PROWAG guidelines to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Queens.ActiveHWPR22QXSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps- Queens and the BronxTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-02T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 specifications to the maximum extent feasible) of existing pedestrian ramps in Queens and Bronx.ActiveHWPR23K1Simple Upgrades Ped Ramps - BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-17T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR23KQSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps - Brooklyn and QueensTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-02-04T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR23KRSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps - Brooklyn and Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-30T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR23MQSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps - Manhattan and QueensTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-29T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWPR23Q1Simple Upgrades Ped Ramps - QueensTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-20T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Queens.ActiveHWPR23QXSimple Upgrades Ped Ramps - Queens and the BronxTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-07-14T00:00:00The scope of this project includes rehabilitation (repair and upgrade to Federal ADA 2010 and PROWAG specifications) of existing pedestrian ramps in Brooklyn.ActiveHWQ100SBBWoodhaven Blvd SBS Phase BTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-05-08T00:00:00HWQ100SBB, Woodhaven Blvd – SBS – Phase B, calls for capital improvements along Woodhaven Blvd between Union Turnpike and 107th Avenue in the borough of Queens.These improvements include but are not limited to median widening, building out neck downs, normalizing intersections and other features to increase safety and support the Woodhaven SBS.ActiveHWQ1182BBROAD CHANNEL BULKHEADS - PH IITransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-14T00:00:00BROAD CHANNEL STREET AND BULKHEADS RECONSTRUCTION - PHASE 2ActiveHWQ1187WESTBOURNE - DUNBAR ROADWAYS/BULKHEADS, QNSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2030-09-12T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF WESTBOURNE - DUNBAR ROADWAYS/BULKHEADS, QUEENSActiveHWQ1190ARECONSTRUCTION OF QUEENS BLVD - PHASE 1TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-08-31T00:00:00Vision Zero - Queens Boulevard - Segment 1: Roosevelt Avenue to 73rd Street. Variety of safety and streetscape improvements including partial street reconstruction and resurfacing to address roadway conditionsActiveHWQ1190BRECONSTRUCTION OF QUEENS BLVD - PHASE 2TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2030-08-31T00:00:00Vision Zero - Queens Boulevard - Segment 2: 73rd Street to Eliot Avenue. Variety of safety and streetscape improvements including partial street reconstruction and resurfacing to address roadway conditionsActiveHWQ1190-CRECONSTRUCTION OF QUEENS BLVD - PHASE 3TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2032-08-30T00:00:00Vision Zero - Queens Boulevard - Segment 3: Eliot Avenue to Yellowstone Boulevard. Variety of safety and streetscape improvements including partial street reconstruction and resurfacing to address roadway conditions.ActiveHWQ1193UNION TURNPIKE CENTER MEDIAN REPLACEMENTTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-20T00:00:00Union Turnpike Center Median Replacement from Hollis Court Blvd to 226th Street, Borough of QueensActiveHWR100PADHYLAN BLVD SBS BUS PADSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-11-20T00:00:00HYLAN BOULEVARD BUS PADS FOR SELECT BUS SERVICESActiveLNCAL15CCCountee Cullen Exterior RehabiliationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-01-02T00:00:00Countee Cullen Branch Exterior RehabilitationActiveHWQ1198Reconstruction of Beach Channel Drive -- Phase BTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-09-13T00:00:00Beach Channel Drive from Beach 145th Street to Beach 124th Street: Full street reconstruction and addition of a grade separated bike path Beach Channel Drive from Beach 116th Street to Beach 108th Street: Full street reconstruction and addition of a grade separated bike path Beach Channel Drive from Beach 123rd Street to Beach 116th Street: This project will only construct a grade separated bike within these limits, which are on DPR and SBS property. These segments will undergo full curb to curb reconstruction as part of SANDHW11.ActiveHWQ1201Astoria Boulevard Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-08-08T00:00:00This project will enhance pedestrian safety and improve pedestrian circulation by constructing curb extensions, bus bulbs, missing sidewalks, and median tip extensions along Astoria Boulevard, as well as create left turn bays and crosswalks. These interventions will increase pedestrian safety, reduce conflicts between pedestrians, cars, and bikes, and improve pedestrian circulation. In addition, the capital improvements will build on the successes of the operational improvements DOT implemented within these project limits in 2016. The interventions listed below, when implemented together, will make meaningful strides towards permanent safety enhancements along this dangerous corridor in Queens. Please refer to the Context Map (pg. 9) for location references: LOCATION A • 82nd Street and Astoria Boulevard o Create a new left turnbay in addition to median tip and curb extensions o Install complex pedestrian ramp at NE corner of 82nd St and Astoria Blvd o Add bus bulb on SW corner • 83rd Ave and Astoria Boulevard o Build out of channelized area at 24th Ave o Add neckdown on 83rd St/24th Ave LOCATION B • 88th Street and Astoria Boulevard o Close slip lane, expand sidewalk, add crosswalks o Median tip extension on Astoria Blvd and 88th St • 89th Street and Astoria Boulevard o Add bus bulb on south side of Astoria Blvd between 88th and 89th Streets o Add crosswalk at 25th avenue and at 89th Street • 90th Place and Astoria Boulevard o Construct missing sidewalk and install missing crosswalk • 90th Place and 25th Ave o Install missing crosswalk o Possible reconstruction of sloping sidewalk at closed slip on 25th Ave in order to provide ADA accessibility (dependent on survey) LOCATION C • 102nd Street and 29th Avenue o Widen median to ADA compliance o Construct two curb extensions on the northern side of the intersection o Add two curb extensions at Astoria Blvd and Humphreys StreetActiveHWQ1205Belt Parkway Barrier Reconstruction at Sunrise HighwayTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2027-02-08T00:00:00Project Area & Site Context: The project area is located on Belt Parkway immediately southwest of Sunrise Highway, approximately three miles east of the Van Wyck Expressway and roughly 3,200 feet west of the City line. The project area’s eastern extent is the Sunrise Highway overpass. The project area then runs approximately 470 feet west along the Belt Parkway median to the end of the displaced barriers, which marks the western extent of the project limits. The eastbound Belt Parkway carries three lanes of traffic at this location, ultimately passing under bridges carrying the Sunrise Highway (i.e., the eastern project extent), the Long Island Rail Road Atlantic Branch, and North Conduit Avenue. In the westbound direction, the parkway carries four lanes of traffic that temporarily split into two divided thoroughfares as a result of these bridges' piers. This pair of two-lane westbound thoroughfares converges on the north side of the project area, and continue as a four-lane expressway. Throughout the project limits, the Belt Parkway’s eastbound traffic is carried at a higher elevation than the westbound traffic. As a result of this grade separation between the east- and westbound roadways, the existing barrier system was constructed as back-to-back half section barriers (as seen in the image to the right), but without either continuity plates or backup posts. Over time this back-to-back half section barrier system has become displaced, creating a hazard for parkway traffic moving in both directions. 2018 HDR Study – Existing Conditions & Recommendations: In 2018, DOT contracted with Henningson, Durham and Richardson, Engineers & Architects (HDR) to investigate three city-owned expressway barriers known to be substandard condition – including the Belt Parkway barrier at Sunrise Highway – and to prepare a feasibility study for future capital improvements. HDR’s geotechnical investigation of the Belt Parkway site determined that the barrier’s horizontal displacement is not likely the result of ground settlement, as previously hypothesized. The consultant identified several possible alternative causes of this displacement, among them: routine vehicle strikes (as evidenced by the numerous paint streaks observed on the existing jersey barriers), ground-borne vibration, the project area’s gentle sloping grade, and the median barrier lacking an anchor to the pavement. As a solution, HDR has recommended construction of new concrete median barriers with L-shaped deep foundations to prevent future displacement. The consultant’s recommended alternative will maintain structural support of the new barrier, stay stable after vehicular strikes, and eliminate the localized tilting observed in the current half section barrier system. The full 2018 HDR report is included in this document’s Appendix, Attachment 6. Project Scope: Install New Concrete Median Barrier with Deep Foundation Consistent with HDR’s recommended alternative, this project will remove the existing half section barrier system on Belt Parkway and construct a single, reinforced cast-in-place barrier system with an L-shaped deep foundation running the 470-foot length of the project area. The deep foundation median barrier will have a similar section to the NYSDOT Standard Sheet 606-14, Concrete Median Barrier, but will need to be designed to a heights appropriate for the grade separation between the east- and westbound Belt Parkway roadways (as reflected in HDR’s Conceptual Design, Attachment 4). As this state of good repair project is focused solely on the deteriorated condition of the half-section barrier system, the project scope does not include any curbline changes, roadway reconstruction (beyond that required to construct the new barrier), or resurfacing of the adjacent parkway. HDR provided a preliminary cost estimate for the barrier replacement as a part of their 2018 deliverable, which serves as the basis for the cost estimate included in this document (Attachment 5). Light Poles: The project area contains three light poles sited within the existing barrier system, the foundations for which will need to be integrated into the redesigned barrier to maintain appropriate lighting conditions along this segment of the Belt Parkway. HDR has prepared a conceptual design for these light fixture foundations, which is also included in this document’s Conceptual Design section, Attachment 4. All impacts to the existing lighting system will require coordination with DOT Street Lighting, as discussed in greater detail within the Other Comments/Issues section of this document (see page 5). Barrier Transition: At the western extent of the project area, approximately 470 feet southwest of the Sunrise Highway overpass, the east- and westbound expressways reach approximately the same grade and the half-section barrier system transitions to a standard jersey barrier system. DOT anticipates that the new transition piece will also need to be constructedActiveHWQ121B3RECONSTRUCTION OF SOUTH JAMAICA AREA (SEQ200562)TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-08-27T00:00:00Project Limit/ location stage1: Reconstruction of the following streets: - 115 Rd. b/n 157th Street and Bedell Street; - 116 Ave. b/n 157th Street and Bedell Street; - Meyer Ave b/n 157th Street and Bedell Street; - 158 St. b/n 116th Ave. and DE N/O 111 th Ave.; - 159 St b/n 116th Ave. and 111th Ave.; - Beddell St. b/n 116th Ave. and Meyer Ave. - SEQ200332 Project Limit/ location stage2: - 113 Ave. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 122th Ave. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 111th Rd. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; 111th Ave. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 110 Rd. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 109th Rd. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 109th Drive b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 109 Ave. b/n Sutphin Blvd. and 155th St.; - 153rd Street b/n 112th Ave. and DE N/O 109 Ave.; - 155th Street b/n Linden Blvd. and 114th Rd.ActiveHWQ121B4RECONSTRUCTION OF SOUTH JAMAICA AREA (SEQ200436)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-05-31T00:00:00Project Limit/ locations: Reconstruction of the following streets: -118th Ave. from Long Street to Lakeview Blvd. East - 122 Ave. from Lakeview Lane to Lakeview Blvd. East - Lakeview Blvd. East from 118th Ave. to 122nd Ave. - Lakeview Lane from 122nd Ave. to Baisley Blvd. Storm Sewer (Extension.) with BMP: - 164 Street from 119th Ave to 120th e - 119 Ave. from Long Street to 164th Street - 122 Ave. from Lakeview Lane to Lakeview Blvd. East - Lakeview Blvd. East from 118th Ave. to 122nd Ave. - Lakeview Lane from 122nd Ave. to Baisley Blvd. - 119th Rd. between 180th St. and 178th Pl. - canselled Sanitary Sewer (Replacement) - Lakeview Blvd. East from 118th Rd to 119 Rd. - 122 Ave. from Lakeview Lane to Lakeview Blvd. East - 119th Rd. between 180th St. and 178th Pl. - - 119 Ave. from Long Street to Guy Brewer Blvd. - - 164 Street from 119th Ave to 120th Ave Water Main Work: - 118 Ave. between Lakeview Blvd. East and Long St. - Lakeview Blvd. East from 118th Ave. to 122nd Ave.ActiveHWQ274F2RECONSTRUCTION OF ROSEDALE AREA, PHASE 2TransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2027-03-02T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF STREETS IN ROSEDALE AREA - PHASE 2ActiveHWQ724BBrookville Blvd and Edgewood Triangle (SEQ200519)TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-06-05T00:00:00Project Limit / locations: Reconstruction of Streets - Brookville Boulevard Area 1. Bentley Road between 235th Street and Brookville Boulevard. 2. Brookville Boulevard between Newhall Avenue and Dead-End south of 149th Avenue. 3. Edgewood Street between 147th Avenue and Brookville Boulevard. 4. 146th Avenue between Brookville Boulevard and Edgewood Street. 5. 147th Avenue between 230th Place & 200' east of Edgewood Street. 6. 147th Drive between 235th Street and Brookville Boulevard to 241st Street. 7. 147th Road between 235th Street and Brookville Blvd. to 241st Street. 8. 148th Avenue between 235th Street and Brookville Boulevard to 241st Street. 9. 148th Drive between 235th Street and Brookville Boulevard to 241st Street. 10. 148th Road between 235th Street and Brookville Boulevard to 241st Street. 11. 149th Avenue between Brookville Boulevard and 241st Street. 12. 235th Street between 147th Avenue and 148th Avenue. 13. 235th Street between Bentley Rd. and DE SO Bentley Rd. 14. 236th Street between Bentley Road and 148th Drive. 15. 240th Street between 147th Avenue and 147th Road. 16. 232nd Street between 147th Ave. and Dead End. 17. 231st Street between 145th Ave. and 146th Ave. 18. 231st Street between 148th Ave. & Dead End. 19. 148th Ave. between 231st Street and Brookville ParkActiveHWQ787B3SUTTER AVE, ETC - PHASE V (B3)TransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2031-03-17T00:00:00142nd Street from 135th Avenue to North Conduit AvenueActiveHWQ788CSCourt Square Pedestrian ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-04-19T00:00:00This project will modernize the local street network in this dynamic outer-borough growth center to better meet the needs of its expanding residential population and workforce. The project scope is distributed across the following four sites in the vicinity of Court Square: A. Court Square West from Jackson Avenue to midblock (Construction of a shared street) B. Thomson Avenue from 44th Drive to Jackson Avenue (Full reconstruction, including additional public space on both the east and west sidewalks, and a raised crosswalk at the intersection with Court Square East) C. Pearson Street at Jackson Avenue (New pedestrian crossing and new curb extension for receiving ramp) D. Jackson Avenue from Court Square West to Thomson Avenue (Sidewalk reconstruction using standard materials, to eliminate the distinctive pavers along north side of Court Square Park).ActiveHWR00508AMBOY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS AT ELTINGVILLE CORRIDORTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-09-19T00:00:00Roadway widening and related work on Amboy Road between Richmond Ave. and Armstrong Ave., Borough of Staten IslandActiveHWR00511TRAVIS AVENUE WIDENINGTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2029-12-28T00:00:00TRAVIS AVENUE WIDENINGActiveHWR00512RICHMOND VALLEY ROAD, SITransportationInfrastructure2. Design2025-12-26T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF RICHMOND VALLEY ROAD, SIActiveHWR1132BReconstruction of South Beach Area (SE-793)Trans. & Env. ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-10-30T00:00:00Reconstruction of the following streets in South Beach area, including street grading, installation of new storm sewers and the replacement of existing sanitary sewers and water mains as required. 1- McClean Ave b/t Norway Ave & Hickory Ave. 2- Foch Ave. b/t Norway Ave & Hickory Ave. 3- Olympia Blvd. b/t Quintard St.& Hickory Ave. 4- Cameron Ave b/t Norway Ave & Quintard Street. 5- Scott Ave b/t Norway Ave & Quintard Street 6- Appleby Ave b/t Norway Ave & Quintard Street. 7- Nugent Ave b/t Norway Ave & Quintard St. 8- Norway Ave b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 9- Mallory Ave b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 10- Lamport Blvd b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 11- Kensington Ave b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 12- Jerome Ave b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 13- Bionia Ave b/t McClean Ave & Olympia Blvd. 14- Vulcan St. b/t Nugent Ave & Olympia Blvd. 15- Winfield St. b/t Nugent Ave & Olympia Blvd. 16. Patterson b/t Quintard Street & Vulcan Street.ActiveHWR1140AReconstruction of Arthur Kill Road, Phase ITransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-30T00:00:00HWR1140A: Reconstruction of Arthur Kill Rd from Clark Avenue to Richmond Avenue including widening of roadwayActiveHWR669CROMA & HETT AVENUE, STATEN IS (W/SE-413A/SE-414A)Trans. & Env. ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-22T00:00:00Installation of Storm, Sanitary Sewers in the following Streets: ================================= 1- Cedar Grove Avenue between Ebbitts Street and new Dorp Lane. 2- Milton Avenue between Ebbitts Street and new Dorp Lane. 3- Finley Avenue between Ebbitts Street and new Dorp Lane. 4- Roma Avenue between Ebbitts Street and new Dorp Lane. 5- Hett Avenue between Ebbitts Street and new Dorp Lane. 6- Marine Way between Cedar Grove and Milton Avenue 7- Beacon Avenue between Roma Avenue and Milton Avenue. 8- Dustan Avenue between Marine way and Milton Avenue. 9- Garibaldi Avenue between Roma Avenue and Cedar Grove Avenue. 10- Cedar Grove Court between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 11- Topping Street between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 12- Center Way between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 13- Neptune Street between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 14- Seafoam Street between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 15- Waterside Street between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 16- Maple Terrace between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 17- Herman Street between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 18- Neutral Avenue between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street. 19- Milbank Drive between Cedar Grove Avenue and Dustan Street.ActiveHWR700Richmond Terrace-Bay Street Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-29T00:00:00Safety through reconstruction of the roadway, planted median, curb/sidewalk extensions, construction of raised bike paths on Bay Street/ Stuyvesant Place at Barrett Triangle and reconstruction of the bus pad on Bay Street by Barrett Triangle. It will also relocate traffic signals and light poles to enable extended sidewalks as neededActiveHWR703BAY STREET AREA SAFETY IMPROVEMENTTransportationInfrastructure1. Initiation2027-12-15T00:00:00In 2016, EDC in collaboration with DCP and the other City agencies released the North Shore Transportation Improvement Strategy report with recommendations for transportation improvements in the neighborhoods. This project will enhance pedestrian safety through safety and streetscape improvements to the medians and/or sidewalks and crosswalks around some of the congested intersections (listed above) within Vision Zero Priority Area of Bay Street area corridor. The project scope of work includes median extensions, street trees (where feasible), sidewalks/curbs extensions, crossing distance(s) reductions and Wayfinding signs installations within expanded sidewalks.ActiveHWRF05RReplacement of roof , sprinkler & related repairsTransportationPublic Buildings2. Design2025-03-03T00:00:00Roof replacement and related repairs caused by water damage. Replace wet sprinkler system with dry system.ActiveHWS17CW1PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS FY17 - CITYWIDE (BK & QU)TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-09-21T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS FY17 - CITYWIDE (BK & QU)ActiveHWS2014CWPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - CITYWIDETransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-06-13T00:00:00Replacement of Sidewalks that Have Violations and for Which Property Owners Have Received Prior Notice, CitywideActiveHWS2015MPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-06-27T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - MANHATTANActiveHWS2016K1PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-05-13T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - BROOKLYNActiveHWS2016K2PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-03T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - BROOKLYNActiveHWS2016MPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-03-08T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - MANHATTANActiveHWS2016R1PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS- STATEN ISLANDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-07-29T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS- STATEN ISLANDActiveHWS2016R2PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS- STATEN ISLANDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-07-29T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS- STATEN ISLANDActiveHWS2016XMPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS-BRONX & MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-02-11T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - BRONX & MANHATTANActiveHWS2017MPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS FY17 - MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-09-07T00:00:00PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS FY17 - MANHATTANActiveHWS2019Q1PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS - QUEENSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-21T00:00:00REPLACEMENT OF SIDEWALKS THAT HAVE VIOLATIONS WHERE PROPERTY OWNERS RECEIVED PRIOR NOTICE. LOCATIONS FOR PRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS WILL BE DETERMINED BY NYC DOT, DIVISION OF SIDEWALKS AND INSPECTIONS MANAGEMENT (SIM). THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE ESTABLISHED FOR ONE YEAR. IT MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS.ActiveHWS2020K1Prior Notice Sidewalks- BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-02-03T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $8M.ActiveIFPM01CWINSTALLATION OF INTERIM FLOOD PROTECTION MEASURESEmergency ManagementInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-09-22T00:00:00INSTALLATION OF INTERIM FLOOD PROTECTION MEASURES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS, INCLUDING REPAIR AND DEINSTALLATION, CITYWIDEActiveHWS2020K2Prior Notice Sidewalks- BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-09-16T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established .for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $8M.ActiveHWS2020Q1Prior Notice Sidewalks- QueensTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-02-18T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $8M.ActiveHWS2020Q2Prior Notice Sidewalks- QueensTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-02-18T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks. that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $7.999M.ActiveHWS2020RPRIOR NOTICE SIDEWALKS- STATEN ISLANDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-02-18T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $3M.ActiveHWS2020XPrior Notice Sidewalks- BronxTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-09-16T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $5M.ActiveHWS2020XMPrior Notice Sidewalks- Manhattan & BronxTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-03-05T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice. Locations for prior notice sidewalks will be determined by New York City Department of Transportation, Division of Sidewalks and Inspections Management (SIM). This contract shall be established for one year. It must comply with applicable Federal ADA requirements. The cost of this contract must not exceed the available funding of $4.759M.ActiveHWS2021KFY21 Prior Notice Sidewalks -BrooklynTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-11-26T00:00:00Sidewalk Repairs/ReplacementsActiveHWS2021QFY21 Prior Notice Sidewalk contract - QueensTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-11-09T00:00:00Sidewalk repair/replacement Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice.ActiveHWS2021RFY21 Prior Notice Sidewalk contract -Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-12-05T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice.ActiveHWS2021XFY21 Prior Notice Sidewalk contract -BronxTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-02-15T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice.ActiveHWS2021XMFY21 Prior Notice Sidewalk contract - Bronx & ManhattanTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-10-26T00:00:00Replacement of sidewalks that have violations where property owners received prior notice.ActiveHWSRT200ESAFE ROUTES TO TRANSIT, 86TH S / BED-828TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-11-15T00:00:00Safe Routes to Transit - 86th St Brooklyn The project will also include reconstruction of new bus pads, high-visibility crosswalks, relocation of existing manholes and utilities, ADA-compliant designs, and installation of City benches and pedestrian wayfinding signs. The scope of the project will also include a trench restoration with full street reconstruction on 20th Ave from 86th Street to Bath Ave and new distribution water main work under project ID BED-828.ActiveHWTRK1TRENCH RESTORATION BROOKLYNTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-08-26T00:00:00Trench Restoration in The Borough Of Brooklyn including Full Street Reconstruction. Locations: 1. Division Avenue from Berry Street to Bedford Avenue 2. Juliana Place from Clymer Street to Morton Street 3. Maujer Street from Union Avenue to Lorimer Street 4. Warren Street from Bond Street to Nevins Street 5. Hancock Street from Marcy Avenue to Tompkins Avenue 6. Bushwick Avenue from Woodbine Street to Madison Street 7. Hill Street from Crescent Street to Autumn Avenue 8. 7th Avenue from 14th Street to 15th Street 9. Bergen Street from Troy Avenue to Schenectady Avenue 10. Union Street from Troy Avenue to Schenectady Avenue 11. 9th Avenue from 63rd Street to 64th Street 12. 20th Avenue from 86th Street to Benson Avenue 13. Bay Parkway from Cropsey Avenue to Bath Avenue 14. 16th Avenue from 46th Street to 47th Street 15. New York Avenue from Glenwood Road to Avenue 16. East 80th Street from Foster Avenue to Glenwood RoadActiveHWTRQX1TRENCH RESTORATION QUEENS & THE BRONXTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-10-15T00:00:00TRENCH RESTORATION, QUEENS & THE BRONX. INCLUDES RESTORATION OF TRENCHES, ROADWAY RECONSTRUCTION, REPLACE CURBS AND ADJACENT SIDEWALK FLAGS WHERE CONDITION IS POOR, INSTALL ACCESSIBLE PEDESTRIAN SYSTEMS AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS, ETC.ActiveHWTRR1Trench Restoration - Staten IslandTransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-28T00:00:00This project has been initiated to bring three identified utility trenches in SI to a state of good repair. These sites, pulled from a master list, were prioritized with attention to ratings data, field observations, and community needs. The sites are split into scoping categories; full street reconstruction, and trench restoration with resurfacing. Projects will upgrade pedestrian facilities to ADA compliancy, and address adjacent capital assets in poor condition (curbs, sidewalks, and others as needed). SER002333 IS A SUB-PROJECT TO HWTRR1.ActiveLNCA14MBGMuhlenberg HVAC & Related WorkLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-11-15T00:00:00Replacement of current HVAC equipment.ActiveHWX006-01RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HENWOOD PLACE STEP STREETTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-23T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HENWOOD PLACE STEP STREET. THIS STREET IS CURRENTLY IN STATE OF DISREPAIR AND IS SUBJECT OF FREQUENT COMPLAINTS TO DOT. THE STEPS ON HENWOOD PLACE ARE HIGHLY INEVEN DUE TO SOIL EROSION AND SINKING LANDINGS AND THE STREETS IS BESET BY SIGNIFICANT DRAINAGE ISSUES AND CHRONIC PONDING. THIS PROJECT WILL FULLY RECONSTRUCT THE HENWOOD PLACE STEP STREEET, BRINGING IT UP TO GOOD REPAIR , CREATE SAFER TRAVEL CONDITIONS .ActiveHWX100SBCSouth Bronx East-West Crosstown SBSTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-08T00:00:00The South Bronx Crosstown SBS capital project (BRT) will add bus pads and construct bus bulbs, curb and median extensions, and pedestrian islands for enhanced pedestrian safety and access improvements.ActiveHWX402BRUNER AND ELYTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-02-14T00:00:00BRUNER & ELY IS A CRITICAL STATE OF REPAIR (SOGR) PROJECT IN THE BAYCHESTER NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE EAST BRONX. THE ROADWAYS , CURBS, AND SIDEWALKS WITHIN THE PROJECT LIMITS HAVE SUNKEN DRRAMATICALLY OVER TIME TO HEAVY VEHICLE USAGE, POOR SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE. THE PROJECT WILL BRING THESE STREETSD TO STATE OF GOOD REPAIR.ActiveHWX404Southern Bronx Multi-Site Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-11-29T00:00:00This Vision Zero capital project will construct pedestrian safety-focused geometric improvements at three intersections in the southern Bronx. The project scope includes two bus bulbs on Westchester Avenue below the Prospect Avenue 2/5 subway station, four additional curb extensions, and streetscape improvements. All three locations in this capital project have received successful operational treatments introduced via Street Improvement Projects (SIPs). Capital construction will permanently improve safety conditions at these intersections for all street users by shortening crossing distances, calming traffic, increasing pedestrian visibility, and controlling vehicle turning movements.ActiveHWX405Southern Boulevard Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-09-13T00:00:00Capital construction will make permanent the operational improvements introduced in this corridor and will enhance traffic calming measures, shorten pedestrian crossing distances, increase pedestrian visibility, and control vehicle turning movements.ActiveHWX406Northwest Bronx School Safety ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-05-25T00:00:00This Vision Zero capital project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility near two schools in the northwest Bronx. In Riverdale, adjacent to the Salanter Akiba Riverdale (SAR) Academy, the project will construct new sidewalks as a part of the full reconstruction of West 254th Street from Arlington Avenue to Railroad Terrace. In Woodlawn, the project will normalize the intersection of East 238th Street and Van Cortlandt Park East, improving pedestrian safety conditions in the vicinity of the Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn School (P.S. 19). Location 1: West 254th Street – Salanter Akiba Riverdale (SAR) Academy: This project will fully reconstruct West 254th Street between Arlington Avenue and Railroad Terrace, including construction of 5-foot grade-separated sidewalk on both sides of the street. Sidewalk construction will correct the safety and accessibility issues identified on this portion of West 254th Street, while full roadway reconstruction will bring this underbuilt street to a state of good repair. The new street configuration permits construction within the existing 35- to 40-foot street envelope between Independence and Palisade Avenues, and is intended to minimize acquisition and costly impacts to the masonry walls lining both sides of West 254th Street. 1A: West 254th Street between Arlington and Independence Avenues As a part of the full street reconstruction of these limits, the project will construct new 5-foot, grade-separated sidewalks on both sides of the street. On the north side, the project will construct 5-foot ribbon sidewalk, aligned approximately with the existing ribbon sidewalk adjacent to 5403 Arlington Avenue. Ribbon sidewalk is contextually appropriate for the low-density, residential character of this R1-1 and R1-2 zoned neighborhood, and may allow for preservation of some of the existing mature trees within the right-of-way. New street trees may also be feasible at this location if the green strip inside of the ribbon sidewalk is 5 feet or greater in width. On the south side of the street, the project will construct a standard 5-foot sidewalk adjacent to the existing masonry walls, in the footprint of the current parking lane. Ribbon sidewalk is less desirable on the south side of this segment because the houses and front lawns are physically separated from the street by high hedges, rows of trees, and taller masonry walls (3- to 6-feet) than on the north side. This side of the street does not include any trees within the built right-of-way that would require the root space provided by ribbon sidewalk, also indicating that conventional sidewalk is a more appropriate treatment on this side. 1B: West 254th Street between Independence and Sycamore Avenues: Between Independence and Sycamore Avenues, the project will construct 5-foot sidewalk on both sides of West 254th Street as a part of property line to property line reconstruction. The new sidewalk will be sited adjacent to the existing masonry walls, which should be left undisturbed to the greatest extent possible. 1C: West 254th Street between Sycamore Avenue and Railroad Terrace: Between Sycamore Avenue and Railroad Terrace, the project will reconstruct West 254th Street to a width of 35 feet, including construction of 5-foot grade-separated sidewalk on both sides. Location 2: Van Cortlandt Park East – Judith K. Weiss Woodlawn School (P.S. 19): The capital project will construct a large curb extension the southwest corner of Van Cortlandt Park East and East 238th Street, normalizing the slip lane condition and reducing the crossing distance to approximately 35 feet. Opposite the new curb extension, the project will also extend the curbline on Ley Triangle by several feet and construct a new pedestrian ramp. The project will introduce a crosswalk at the new narrower crossing, increasing pedestrian connectivity on the south side of Van Cortlandt Park East and improving access to the triangle. In addition to the work at East 238th Street, the project will upgrade three pedestrian ramps at Van Cortlandt Park East’s intersection with Oneida Avenue: two at the northeast corner of Ley Triangle, and one receiving ramp across Van Cortlandt Park East. Reconstruction of these three ramps will improve connectivity between the Woodlawn street grid and amenities in Van Cortlandt Park, including the Oneida Run dog park and hiking trail. The project may also introduce a marked crossing between these ramps, pending the outcome of an Intersection Control Unit (ICU) study that DOT will conduct in parallel with design procurement.ActiveHWX710APELHAM PKWY - Phase 2TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-22T00:00:00Pelham Pkwy main road W/B from Bronx River Pkwy to Hutchinson River Pkwy Pelham Pkwy North Service Rd. (S/R) from Bronx Park East to Eastchester Rd. Stillwell Ave from westbound mainline to north service roadActiveHWXF2000B1400 Williamsbridge Rd, BX.HVAC ReplacementTransportationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-08-18T00:00:00Replace existing mechanical systems with new systems and a BMS, replacement of the windows (1st & 2nd fl) and upgrade the existing fire alarm system.ActiveHWXJEROMEThe Jerome Avenue Capital project is a corridor-wide suite of projects aimed at enhancing safety and creating hospitable open spaces for the community.TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2028-05-10T00:00:00Corridor improvements to include pedestrian experience under the elevated 4 train that runs above Jerome Avenue plus final design for the following three sites: Jerome Ave at Burnside, Jerome Ave at Tremont Ave, and 170th Street/Keltch Park. This project will also take the remaining sites through both preliminary and final design. Streetscape design component of this project includes reconstruction of numerous Bus Stops Under the El which will include installation of a new transit node furnishing called the CityEl. The CityEl is in design and this will be part of the pilot launch. This project will require coordination with MTA.ActiveHWXP136AGRAND CONCOURSE SERVICE ROADS X770.18TransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-10-02T00:00:00Reconstruction of Grand Concourse service roads between East 166 Street and East 171 Street including widening of median/malls, installation of bicycle lanes and landscaping and sewer work. Also, combined sewer work included in the following locations. - Grand Concourse Blvd. from E.166 Street to E.165 Street - Grand Concourse Blvd. from E.171 Street to E.172 Street - E.168 Street from Grand Concourse Blvd. to Grandview Pl. - Clarke Pl. bet. Grand Concourse Blvd. and Walton Ave. - Marcy Pl. bet. Grand Concourse Blvd. and Walton Ave. - Elliot Pl. bet. Grand Concourse Blvd. and Walton Ave. - E.170 Street from Wythe Pl. to Grand Concourse.ActiveHWXP136CRECONSTRUCTION OF GRAND CONCOURSE - PHASE 4TransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-13T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF GRAND CONCOURSE FROM E 175 ST TO EAST FORDHAM RD- PHASE 4, BXActiveHWXP136DGRAND CONCOURSE, PHASE 5TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-30T00:00:00THE FIFTH PHASE OF THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GRAND CONCOURSE WILL CONTINUE THE DESIGN AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS IMPLEMENTED IN THE PREVIOUS PHASES OF THIS VISION ZERO GREAT STREETS PROJECTS. . AS IN THE PREVIOUS PHASES, PHASE 5 WILL INCLUDE THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CONCOURSES SERVICE ROADS AND RESURFACING OF THE MAINLINE ROADWAY WHERE NECESSARY.ActiveHWXP2007RECONSTRUCTION OF E 177 STREET/DEVOE AVENUETransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-15T00:00:00Road Reconstruction, Water Main and Combined Sewer Work E 177th Street from Devoe Ave to Bronx Park Ave East Tremont Ave from Bronx Park Ave to Boston Rd Devoe Ave from E 177th Street to East Tremont AveActiveHWXPRATTPratt Avenue Retaining Wall and Roadway ReconTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-23T00:00:00The retaining wall along the segment of Pratt Avenue (Needham Ave to Dead End) shows multiple signs of damage. This includes cracking (long cracks run the entire height of the wall) and movement of the individual elements of the wall. The cracks and movement of the wall has allowed the backfill that supports the roadway to escape. The roadway within the project limits has experienced significant damage due to settlement of supporting materials. The proposed scope includes reconstruction of the roadway and retaining wall along this segment.ActiveHWXS711RECONSTRUCTION OF STEP ST AT DAVIDSON AVETransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-24T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF DAVIDSON AVE STEP STREET, BRONX. THE PROJECT WILL PERFORM A REPLACEMENT-IN-KIND OF THE DAVIDSON AVE STEP ST. LOCATED AT DAVIDSON AVE BETWEEN FEATHERBED LANE AND WEST 174TH ST. THE GRANITE STEPS ARE HIGHLY UNEVEN DUE TO EROSION AND ARE AT RISK OF DESTABILIZING THE STRUCTURE. THE JOINTS ARE IN POOR CONDITION WITH CRACKING, SPALLING AND SURROUNDING VOIDS. PORTIONS OF THE EXISTING RAILINGS ARE MISSING OR HAVE DISCONNECTED FROM THE BASE. THE PURPOSE OF THIS RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT IS TO PERFORM A REPLACEMENT-IN-KIND OF THE STEP STREET.ActiveLB20DUMBOinterior fit out of Adams Street @ Dumbo library branchLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-03-28T00:00:00The new Adams Street branch of Brooklyn Public Library will be located within the landmarked DUMBO Historic District, located next to the Manhattan Bridge and facing the northern half of Brooklyn Bridge Park with views of the Brooklyn Bridge. The Library will occupy the northwest corner of the ground floor of a historical Romanesque Revival building which was originally built in 1891 and served many different uses, such as a torpedo factory, a paper recycling factory and now a mixed-use commercial and residential building. This 6,300 SF library space is intended to be a public beacon for all and a public amenity for the neighboring communities of DUMBO, Vinegar Hill and Farragut Houses. This library will be the first new Brooklyn Public Library branch to open in more than 30 years.ActiveLBC10CDHC1Clarendon HVAC & BMS UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-01-26T00:00:00HVAC and BMS Installation.ActiveLBC12STHCSaratoga HVAC ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-12-30T00:00:00Boiler, HVAC, BMS replacement at the Saratoga Branch LibraryActiveLBC13BPRFBorough Park Major RenovationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-05-28T00:00:00Borough Park Library is a complete interior and exterior renovation including new interior layout program, new HVAC, security, IT/AV, BMS, roofing system and structural repairs.ActiveLBC14LDRFLeonard Roof ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-07-25T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActiveLBC15BWHCBushwick HVAC UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-10T00:00:00HVAC Replacement and new BMSActiveLBC15MPHCMapleton Boiler/BMS System ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-06-13T00:00:00Replacement of boiler and new BMS system.ActiveLBC16MD2FMidwood 2nd Floor RenovationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-06-28T00:00:00Midwood Library will undergo a 2nd Floor Interior Renovation. The work scope will include the replacement of the HVAC System, Fire Alarm, 2nd Floor Security System and the installation of a new BMS. The work scope will also include the replacement of the roofing system and bulkhead restoration.ActiveLBC16MPHCMapleton HVAC UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-06-13T00:00:00Replacement of the existing cooling equipmentActiveLBC17CDOPCLARENDON OUTDOOR PLAZALibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-10-31T00:00:00Replace building components which have exceeded their useful and and to maximize efficiency of public use area.ActiveLBC17MPGDMapleton Library Landscape & Exterior ImprovementsLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-11-10T00:00:00MAPLETON GARDEN RENOVATIONActiveLBC17MRADMarcy Renovation of Meeting RoomLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-04T00:00:00Renovation of meeting room, providing ADA accessibility to meeting room.ActiveLBCENPH1CENTRAL LIBRARY RENOVATION - PHASE 1Libraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-07-18T00:00:00Exterior work will include a new entrance along Flatbush Ave which will provide access to newly developed public area in the building. This area will be known as the Civic Commons and will house uses which are currently located at the entry lobby to the Central Branch. Consolidation of Passport Service, IDNYC, Security and the Computer Center in this single location will better serve patrons, as well as return these areas within the entry area to library use. Other exterior work will also include upgrades to the grand plaza and new plantings & irrigation system. Additional interior work will include a new Fire Life Safety system for the entire building, upgrades to six Elevators, HVAC upgrades, creation of new collection areas, such as a new Business and Career Center and new Popular Library, a new Welcome Center with new check-in and check-out stations, renovation of and creation of new public bathrooms and the refurbishment of the Main and Entrance Lobby spaces, including HVAC, Lighting and finishes. "ActiveLBK13EFBREast Flatbush Major RehabilitationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-08-05T00:00:00East Flatbush Library is a full interior and exterior renovation of an existing structure. Scope of work includes an updated interior layout, new HVAC, IT/AV, security, BMS roofing system and skylights.ActiveLBK15BDHCBedford HVAC UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-01-26T00:00:00HVAC Upgrade at Bedford LibraryActiveLBK15WTHCWindsor Terrace HVAC UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-04-15T00:00:00HVAC Replacement and Installation of BMS (Building Management System)ActiveLBK16STRFSARATOGA LIBRARY BUILDING ENVELOPE REHABILITATIONLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-14T00:00:00Saratoga Envelope RehabilitationActiveLBKA05RUGRugby Interior RenovationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-01-29T00:00:00Interior Renovation for the Rugby Branch Library. New HVAC upgrade, New Roof, New Temp Space for LibraryActiveLBM13CGHCCarroll Gardens HVAC ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-12-14T00:00:00HVAC Replacement at Carroll Gardens LibraryActiveLBM13LDHCLeonard Library HVAC ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-07-25T00:00:00HVAC Replacement and new BMSActiveLBM14BWRFBushwick Roof ReplacementLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-10T00:00:00Roof Replacement at Bushwick Branch LibraryActiveLBM15GBRFGerritsen Beach Building Envelope RehabilitationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-07-17T00:00:00Design and construction of roof and necessary enclosure work.ActiveLBM15MPRFMapleton Building Envelope RehabilitationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-11-04T00:00:00Mapleton Library is a full exterior restoration including masonry repairs and repointing, parapet repairs, new roofing system and waterproofing to address water infiltration issues.ActiveLBM15RDHCRYDER LIBRARY HVACLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-29T00:00:00HVAC Upgrade and BMS Installation at Ryder LibraryActiveLBM15RDRFRyder Building Envelope RehabilitationLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-29T00:00:00BUILDING ENVELOPE REHABILITATION AT RYDER BRANCH LIBRARY, BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY Block#;6548 Lot#;37 BIN# 3172049ActiveLNCA15MOTMott Haven Window ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-11-12T00:00:00Window Replacement at Mott Haven BranchActiveLBM16GEECGreenpoint Public LibraryLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-06-28T00:00:00This project is an effort to provide Greenpoint with a library that is sized appropriately for the growing community, fosters environmental learning, and supports the ways in which patrons are increasingly looking to engage with their library and each other.ActiveLBM16GSFCGravesend Façade & Foundation UpgradeLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-09-23T00:00:00Replace and Upgrade Building Envelope as well as building drainageActiveLBM17ARBRARLINGTON BRANCH RENOVATIONLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-06-07T00:00:00Branch renovation at the Arlington LibraryActiveLBM17NUOHNEW UTRECH LIBRARY MAJOR RENOVATIONSLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-07-20T00:00:00NEW UTRECH LIBRARY MAJOR RENOVATIONActiveLBM18BVOHBROWNSVILLE LIBRARY MAJOR RENOVATIONSLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-08-31T00:00:00BROWNSVILLE LIBRARY MAJOR RENOVATIONActiveLBM18EPOHEASTERN PARKWAY LIBRARY MAJOR RENOVATIONSLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-11-30T00:00:00EASTERN PARKWAY MAJOR RENOVATIONActiveLBM19BPLBBrower Park Library @ Brooklyn Children's MuseumLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-03-25T00:00:00ActiveLBP18BHBRBrooklyn Heights Branch Fit ouTLibraries-BPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-12-02T00:00:00ActiveLN18ALELE"ALLERTON - Elevator Replacement - 3 stopLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-07-15T00:00:00Remove and replace existing Elevator system including, but not limited to all required modifications and/or replacements of cab, related equipment, elevator machine room work, sumps pumps, ventilation, fire stopping, fire alarm devices, construction / architectural work and all related construction work, miscellaneous materials and labor as necessary & required to provide a completely code compliant & operational elevator system.ActiveLN18MRBOIMorrisania - Boiler ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2024-10-24T00:00:00Remove and replace existing Boiler system including, but not limited to, all the required modifications and/or replacements of equipment, pipes, valves, chimney/chimney liner, fans, insulation, fire stopping, fire alarm devices, plumbing, electrical, architectural work and related miscellaneous materials and labor necessary & required to provide a code compliant hot water boiler heating system. Renovate/upgrade the Boiler Room per NYC DOB’s code to facilitate replacement of the old boiler & installation of the new as needed. Replace existing hot water piping system in it entirety. Provide new Boiler control system and integrate it into the building's Automatic Control System for its seamless/harmonious operation with the building's HAVC system.ActiveLNBXA08LS4Mott Haven Fire Alarm UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-11-30T00:00:00Fire Alarm Mott Haven Branch Library 321 E. 140th street Bronx, NY 10454 Bronx Block 2315 Lot 18ActiveLNC005CC3Countee Cullen HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2012-06-26T00:00:00PROJECT CONSISTS OF HVAC REPLACEMENT ONLY Installation of new energy-efficient windows and replacement of HVAC system.ActiveLNC4WLEXWoodlawn Heights Expansion & Interior RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-08-28T00:00:00Replacement (demolition) of existing library structure, and replacement with a new, expanded library structure.ActiveLNCA0996S96th Street Exterior RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-04-15T00:00:00Exterior Renovation of the library, including masonry repointing, cleaning, new areaway railing and steps, new entrance stoop granite steps and cheek-walls.ActiveLNCA10115A115th Street Basement Slab and Boiler ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-17T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF BASEMENT SLABActiveLNCA10AGLAguilar Facade RestorationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-15T00:00:00Restoration of Landmarked Façade. The consultant is to investigate the existing conditions of the (3-story high) building façade, and propose the means for the remediation of deterioration.ActiveLNCA10JMBJefferson Market Library Lobby RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-05-02T00:00:00This interior renovation project provides for ADA work, including but not limited to the reconfiguration of 10th Street entrance, lift and staircase - work which inlcudes the design of new vertical transportation, and other general construction (drywalls, glazing, finishes, etc); reconfiguration of existing rest rooms per ADA, and creation of a new rest room on the 1st floor and/or lower level.ActiveLNCA10RISRoosevelt Island Branch - New Branch LibraryLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2020-08-31T00:00:00Interior build-out of ground floor of privately-owned commercial space, including complete new mechanical systems.ActiveLNCA10YRKYorkville Boiler and HVAC ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2013-12-09T00:00:00Boiler and HVAC ReplacementActiveLNCA11BELBelmont Roof ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-12-14T00:00:00Roof replacement & related workActiveLNCA11CCLCountee Cullen Elevator UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-12-14T00:00:00Complete Elevator Replacement to serve all five floors.ActiveLNCA13GBRGeorge Bruce Interior, Pr Roof and Boiler upgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-09-10T00:00:00Partial Interior/Exterior Rehabilitation, Façade - 18000 SF Floor - 10000SFActiveLNCA13HAMHamilton Fish Park Branch RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-09-05T00:00:00Exterior and interior renovations, new HVAC, Fire Alarm.and new boilerActiveLNCA13MLBMuhlenberg Elevator UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-11-15T00:00:00Replace existing deteriorated elevator with higher capacity and improved ventilation, and clear existing multiple violations .ActiveLNCA13MORMorrisania Roof & HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-10-29T00:00:00HVAC ReplacementActiveLNCA13MOTMott Haven HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-15T00:00:00The replacement/rehabilitation of the existing HVAC systemActiveLNCA13TRETremont Boiler UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-09-30T00:00:00BOILER REPLACEMENT 1866 WASHINGTON AVE BX NY 10457ActiveLNCL15CASCastle Hill Renovation ProjectsLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-06-30T00:00:00INTERIOR & EXTERIOR RENOVATION New Fire Alarm, EXTERIOR BUILDING ENVLOPE AND HVACActiveLNCLPCN13Midtown Campus ProjectLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-04-22T00:00:00The renovation of Mid-Manhattan Library (MML) covering 168,000 GSF will create a state of the art circulating library which will include circulating collections, reading rooms, separate spaces for children and teens, classrooms, a business library, multipurpose space for programs as well as outdoor space for the public. The library will be fully accessible.ActiveLNCLPCONSNYPL Mid-Manhattan Library RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-07-11T00:00:00NYPL Mid-Manhattan Library RenovationActiveLNEA08MHV3George Bruce HVAC, Boiler,BMS & Fire Alarm UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Replacement and or Rehabilitation of HVAC, Boiler, BMS and Fire Alarm SystemsActiveLNEA13HGRHamilton Grange Exterior RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-02-01T00:00:00Exterior Rehabilitation / Window Replacement and water filtration remedation.ActiveLNEA13MHUMosholu Roof, Exterior & HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-10-15T00:00:00Mosholu Library roof replacement and perform exterior renovation work.ActiveLNEA13STGSt. George Exterior and Interior RenovationLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-10-29T00:00:00Partial exterior and interior renovation. Work to include but not limited to façade rehabilitation, renovation of entry and circulation desk for ADA accessibility, electrical systems upgrade, and interior improvements ancilary to proposed work. Design procurement may include (t.b.d) Pre-Preliminary Design services.ActiveLNEA13TNKThrogs Neck Roof & HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-02-12T00:00:00ROOF REPLACEMENT and HVAC UPGRADEActiveLNEA14VNTVan Nest HVAC UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-04-14T00:00:00Replacement of HVAC system, including air condition, boiler, fans, pumps, piping, and automatic temperature controls.ActiveLNEM12MLBMuhlenberg Branch Library - Vault & SidewalkLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-11-15T00:00:00Existing vault and deteriorating concrete sidewalk replacementActiveLNEMA08WSWoodstock Interior Renovation & ADA upgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-02-02T00:00:00ADA Compliance and Interior Renovation of 1st and 2nd Floors, MEP Building Systems UpgradeActiveLNMNA08LS7Ottendorfer Fire Alarm UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-09-21T00:00:00Fire alarm,CCTV and sprinkler System.ActiveLNMNA08LS8Muhlenberg Fire Alarm UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2023-11-15T00:00:00FIRE ALARM SYSTEMActiveLNRA17NDPNew Dorp Library HVAC system Removal and ReplacementLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-03-05T00:00:00Remove and replace existing HVAC system including rooftop HVAC unit, exterior duck work, piping, valves, fans, building management systems insulation, electrical work, drainage, fire stopping, and fire alarm devices. Remove and replace all interior duck works including ceiling tiles and light fixtures, repair existing roofing as needed for new HVAC work to meet current roof warranty. Scope outline in DDC front end planning July 1, 2019 report. Investigate for ACM.ActiveLNXA11WFMWest Farms Entrance & Interior Door ADA UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-04T00:00:00REPLACE ENTRANCE AND INTERIOR VESTIBLUE DOORS WITH POWER ASISTED ADA COMPLIANT HARDWARE RENOVATION /ADA COMPLIANCEActiveLNXA12GRCGrand Concourse ADA/Interior UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-06-11T00:00:00To provide ADA-compliant accessibility within the building, including ADA bathroom, elevator retrofit, and related changes to first floor staff areas.ActiveLNXA20WKFADA UpgradeLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-10-05T00:00:00Exterior ramp, plaza, oil tank removal, exterior lighting, vestibule, and first floor toilet room ADA upgrade.ActiveLNXEA08BAReplacement of HVAC & BMS:Baychester Branch LibrarLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-01T00:00:00Replacement of HVAC & BMS:Baychester Branch .ActiveLQARVEXPNArverne ExpansionLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-12-01T00:00:00Addition to existing library building.ActiveLQASADAAstoria Restrooms and Elevators UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-03-17T00:00:00Full upgrade to ADA accessibility, including bathrooms and new elevator.ActiveLQAUB-RGAuburndale - Exterior Reading GardenLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings1. Initiation2025-09-16T00:00:00The current rear yard of the existing facility shall be made into a new reading garden complete with new landscape, hard scape, and furniture, fixtures and equipment. Access to and from the garden will be from the facility interior. The reading garden will be remotely monitored by CCTV and other security equipment for the safety of the staff and public. Adequate power and data will be installed for WIFI hotspots and other IT and security equipment.ActiveLQBPEXPNBaisley Park Library - RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-01-05T00:00:00The project consists of full interior renovation including all public programmatic spaces, restrooms, staff lounge, storage spaces, work area as well as universally accessible entrance, exterior book drop, storefront, skylight restoration, and entrance approach and interior courtyard exterior improvements.ActiveLQBW-EXPBriarwood Community Branch LibraryLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-22T00:00:00Complete gut renovation of the existing facility including abatement of all hazardous material. The entire facility shall be made wholly ADA compliant. All existing masonry and stone elements of the exterior shall undergo rehabilitation. The existing building structure should be assessed and, if needed, undergo rehabilitation. All existing lintels, sills and windows shall be replaced. All portions of the site and the building shall implement environmental design that assists in the creation of a safe environment at all times.ActiveLQQ122-BLBellerose Masonry RepairsLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-10-29T00:00:00Masonry restorationActiveLQQ122EE2East Elmhurst ExpansionLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-05-02T00:00:00Expansion of existing Community Library facility.ActiveLQC122-JHJackson Heights - Comprehensive Renovation and ExpansionLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-10-31T00:00:00The 18,000 square foot Jackson Heights Community Library was constructed in 1954. It is a (2) story building of fireproof construction and is within a landmark district. It has a cellar level mainly consisting of mechanical equipment rooms, storage room, and a lecture room. QBPL's objective is to increase the usable floor area of Jackson Height library with 3,000 SF of new public service space. A new building addition of approximately 6,000 SF (3,000 SF at unexcavated portion of cellar level and 3,000 SF at ground floor) at the northeast section of the site will be constructed for this purpose. Also, the existing facility, in its entirety, will need to undergo a comprehensive interior and exterior renovation and will include the replacement and/or upgrade of all building systems.ActiveLQD122BR2Broadway Interior RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-10-16T00:00:00Library interior renovation/upgrade and all related work.ActiveLQD122-CLQueens Central Library RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-04-28T00:00:00Renovation of Queens Central Library: Demolition, redesign and reconstruction of the Library's building.ActiveLQD122GL2Glendale Library Renovations-Phase IILibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-06-30T00:00:00ADA Street Access, New ADA Elevator, Selective Interior Renovation, Fire Alarm, Security.ActiveLQD122HO1Hollis Interior RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-05-31T00:00:00Interior alteration with ADA upgrades and new HVAC system.ActiveLQD122LAELaurelton - Exterior & Interior RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-07-26T00:00:00The 9,100 square foot Laurelton Community Library was constructed in the early 1960's. It is a masonry unit construction single-story building with a partial cellar level. QBPL's objective is for the existing facility, in its entirety, to undergo a comprehensive interior and exterior renovation including the replacement and/or upgrade of all building systems and ADA compliance into and throughout the facility. The Consultant shall make sure that all outside equipment shall be designed with special consideration given to security and noise. Provide acoustic analysis.ActiveLQD122RO2Rochdale Village HVAC & Controls UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-01-01T00:00:00HVAC System Replacement/Controls at the Rochdale Village Community LibraryActiveLQD122-WNWoodhaven ADA, Elevator & Exterior RehabilitationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-04-30T00:00:00Exterior rehab including window replacement and roof replacement; interior alterations including new HVAC system; ADA upgrades with new elevatorActiveLQDL-NEWDouglaston New FacilityLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-05-27T00:00:00The existing Douglaston-Little Neck Community Library located at 249-01 Northern Boulevard, Little Neck, 11363 to be entirely demolished and superseded by a new +-11,400 square foot replacement asset at the same location. The exact size and sophistication of the replacement asset shall be based on QBPL’s review of a this report. Conduct and present to Queens Borough Public Library (QBPL) a comprehensive Due Diligence Report that will consist of (but not be limited to) Zoning Analysis – that through clear and concise text and two-dimensional and three-dimensional diagrams illustrates the size, height, area, location, profile, and massing of a structure based on the parameters, limitations and rights of construction according to local zoning regulations. The Zoning Analysis shall serve as QBPL’s point of reference for gauging the extent to which the site can be developed. Constraints on developing the site shall be identified and request(s) to deviate from (variance) the zoning requirements shall be secured if required. The Zoning Analysis shall be supported by a Constructability investigation, Complexity Factor Appraisal, and by a Probable Cost Forecast. The Probable Cost Forecast (in terms of 2018 dollars) shall be comprehensive and complete and shall include all pertinent categories (as subtotals) such as construction hard costs, IFA costs, and design fee/soft costs. The Due Diligence Report shall serve as QBPL’s operational objectives, funding and budgetary strategy, and mission.ActiveLQEM19BPKBaisley Park: New BoilerLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-05-20T00:00:00Baisley Park Library Boiler ReplacementActiveLQEM19FFAFlushing - Replacement of the Fire Alarm System(s)Libraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-18T00:00:00a. Conduct and present to QBPL a comprehensive benchmark analysis that through clear and concise text and two-dimensional and three-dimensional diagrams illustrates the parameters and rights of constructing replacement of the fire alarm system according to local zoning regulations. b. Demolish the existing Flushing Community Library fire alarm system including (but not limited to) abatement, safe handling, and disposal of hazardous construction material. Demolition shall comply with all rules and regulations of agencies having jurisdiction over the work. c. Completely design, construct, and furnish a replacement of the fire alarm system that reaches or surpasses stated programmatic, aesthetic, functional, and operational objectives while meeting budgetary goals. The replacement systems shall connect to the municipal infrastructure and all required utilities and services. d. Secure all required authorizations including variances, certificates, and permits. Provide all building systems manuals including user, trouble-shooting and product, technical, instructional, and operational. Deliver all maintenance and service contracts for equipment and systems under warranty declaring the responsibility to repair or replace a defective product or its parts.ActiveLQEM19FLUFlushing - Day Tank Replacement for Emergency GeneratorLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2024-10-01T00:00:00Provide new day tank and comprehensive generator system overhaul including but not limited to housing, screening decommissioning, fuel distribution reconfiguration, load and ATS testing, integration into existing (or future BMS systems) to ensure a code-compliant generator for emergency services.ActiveLQFLELVFlushing New Elevator & UpgradesLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-11T00:00:00Additional elevator to the building and upgrades to existing elevator.ActiveLQHIHVACHillcrest HVAC UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-30T00:00:00Replacement of existing HVAC system .ActiveLQHIROOFHillcrest Roof ReplacementLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-30T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActiveLQLAROOFLaurelton Roof ReplacementLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2024-08-12T00:00:00Exterior/Roof RestorationActiveLQOZROOFOzone Park Roof UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-11-04T00:00:00LQOZROOF Roof ReplacementActiveLQQ122-FA1Far Rockaway New FacilityLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-05-30T00:00:00Construction of a new 18,000 sq.ft. Branch Library employing the latest technology and sustainable design.ActiveLQQ122-RGRego Park New FacilityLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2026-07-01T00:00:00Entirely demolished and supplanted by a new facilityActiveLQQBHHVACQueensboro Hill HVAC UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-29T00:00:00HVAC system upgrade and related work.ActiveLQQVHVACQueens Village HVAC UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-02T00:00:00HVAC ReplacementActiveLQQVROOFQueens Village Roof ReplacementLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-02T00:00:00Roof ReplacementActiveLQRDMASONRidgewood Roof & Masonry RepairLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-07-04T00:00:00Roof & Façade RestorationActiveLQRS-EXTRRosedale - Renovation and Expansion of Existing FacilityLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2027-11-01T00:00:00To increase square footage with a two story addition. Functionally, the existing Rosedale Community Library is deficient in that it does not provide the public with an adequate level of resources. Frequent overcrowding is experienced throughout the facility and the adult, children, and teen areas lack sufficient space for reading, educational, and communal activities. The newly expanded and renovated areas of the building will function as a modern facility by accommodating evolving programs and services and by addressing the needs of the Library’s valued customers and staff; accommodating the public’s increasing demand for cultural, educational and occupational programs. It will incorporate best practice in well-building design and innovation including; occupant health and safety, indoor air and water quality, thermal comfort, effective illumination and visual comfort including glare control, balanced acoustic design, daylight harvesting, ergonomics, weather and water tightness, ease of operation/maintenance/use, and energy efficiency. The new Rosedale Community Library will facilitate the Library’s mission to transform lives by cultivating personal and intellectual growth and by building strong communities.ActiveLQSARENOVSt. Albans RenovationLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings1. InitiationExterior / Interior Renovation and Related Work.ActiveLQSEHVACSeaside HVAC UpgradeLibraries-QBPLPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-01T00:00:00HVAC UpgradeActiveLRCA17SCHSCHOMBURG - Renovation Phase II PassthroughLibraries-NYPLPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-31T00:00:00The project is providing additional program space and overall upgrades to the facility including rehabilitation of major research support and building infrastructure.ActiveLRCM15SSBFull Replacement of Fire Alarm System at SASBPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-11-25T00:00:00This project will replace the existing four (4) fire alarm systems and associated devices located throughout, including the SASB, South Court, and BPSEI with one (1) new Group B occupancy-type fire alarm system that will provide coverage for the entire Complex. The New York Public Library is classified by New York City Department of Buildings as Group B – Business Group (low hazard occupancy group). Per the Building Code, Structures or portions of structures are classified with respect to occupancy. Therefore, fire protection systems are also designated in accordance with occupancy type.ActiveMED598TRUNK WATER MAINS IN WEST 30TH STREET (SHAFT 26B)Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-07-28T00:00:00Installation of trunk water mains in 10th Ave. from West 30th St. to West 31st St.,etc., to connect Shaft 26B of City Tunnel #3 to the distribution system, Borough of Manhattan. 10th Avenue between West 30th Street and West 31st Street West 30th Street between 10th Avenue and 12th Avenue (Discharge main, combined sewer extension & distribution water main work)ActiveMED598BTRUNK WATER MAINS IN WEST 30TH STREET, PHASE IIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-11-14T00:00:00Installation of trunk water mains in West 30th Street from 9th Avenue to 10th Avenue, etc., to connect Shaft 26B of City Tunnel #3 to the distribution system, and Combine Sewer extensions & replacement, Borough of Manhattan. West 31st Street between 10th Avenue and 9th Avenue West 30th Street between 10th Avenue and 9th Avenue West 29th Street between 10th Avenue and 9th Avenue 9th Avenue between West 31st Street and West 29th Street 10th Avenue between West 30th Street and West 29th Street 10th Avenue between West 29th St. and West 28th St. (Combined sewer replacement work only)ActiveMED607TRUNK WATER MAIN in 2nd Ave. ( SHAFT 32B)Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-07-27T00:00:00Trunk and Distribution Main Connection to shaft 32B in 2nd Ave., etc., together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Manhattan. 2nd Avenue from East 33rd Street to East 36th Street 3rd Avenue from East 33rd Street to East 35th Street East 35th Street from 1st Avenue to 3rd Avenue East 33rd Street from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue East 34th Street from 1st Avenue to 3rd Avenue (Revised CPI 8/11 - Delete from MED607 and include under HWMBRT5A)ActiveMED608WATER MAIN CONNECTION AT WASHINGTON SQUARE PARKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-30T00:00:00Replace old unlined cast iron pipe water main and improve water main distribution in the following areas: 1) Washington Square North between 5th Ave. & Washington Square East 2) Washington Square East between Washington Square North & Washington Square South 3) Washington Square South between Washington Square East & Thompson ST. 4) West 4 Street between Washington Square East & Broadway. 5)The intersection of 5th Ave. & Washington Square North. Notes: - The project is located in a historic district and will need to be coordinated with LPC, - The project is in the vicinity of NYCT subway line on Broadway and as such will need a Force Account and NYCT approved plans.ActiveMED609CONNECT SHAFTS 24B, 25B, 27B, 30B TO SYSTEM.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-12-23T00:00:00Sewer and Trunk Water Main in W.60th Street from West End Avenue to Columbus Avenue, Etc., to connect Shaft 24B to the distribution system, Together with all work Incidental Thereto, Borough of Manhattan.ActiveMED619NEW 36" TRUNK MAIN IN BROADWAY, MNEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-08-22T00:00:00Installation of New Trunk Water Main in Broadway between W. 93rd Street and W. 97th Street, etc. in the Borough of ManhattanActiveP109STARAStarlight Park Comfort StationParks & RecreationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-15T00:00:00Construction of a new 1800 sf comfort station and maintenance garage in Starlight Park, Bronx.ActiveMED625DIST WM EXTEN & REPLACMTS, NEW BLGSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-10-18T00:00:00Distribution Water Main Extension and/or Replacement (New Buildings) at the following locations: 1. West 14th Street (N&S) from 9th Avenue to 10th Avenue; West 13th Street. from 9th Avenue to 10th Avenue.; Little West 12th Street from 9th Avenue to West Street & from Greenwich Street to Washington Street; and Washington Street from Bethune Street to W.14th Street (Survey ordered on 06/11/10, forwarded to Design 8/15/11) - No NYCT facility. 2. West 13th Street b/t 7th & 8th Avenue (Survey ordered on 12/02/10, forwarded to Design 8/15/11) - Interference with NYCT facilities. 3. Bowery (East & West Side) b/t East 4th Street & Canal Street (Survey ordered 12/02/10, forwarded to Design 8/15/11) - Interference with NYCT facilities Above locations (1 to 3) were transferred from MED617. 4. Wadsworth Avenue from W. 190th Street to St. Nicholas Avenue; West 190th Street from Wadsworth Terrace to Wadsworth Avenue (Location added 1/31/12, Survey ordered 2/1/12 - transmitted to Design 10/05/12) - Interference with NYCT facilities 5. East 1st Street between 1st Avenue and Bowery; East 2nd Street between 1st Avenue and Bowery; 1st Avenue between East 1st Street and East 2nd Street; 2nd Avenue (east and west side) between Houston Street and East 2nd Street; Extra Place between East 1st Street and Dead End. A total of 3,400LF of new 12" wm, added 03/02/12 (Survey ordered 03/09/12; Interference with NYCT facilities).ActiveMED630WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AT W 170 STREET, MNEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-05-27T00:00:00Distribution water main replacement at various locations from W. 170th St. to W. 190th St. between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave. - Borough of ManhattanActiveMED-645DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN INSTALLATION, MANHATTANEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-21T00:00:00INSTALL DISTRIBUTION WATER MAINS THROUGHOUT MANHATTAN AS DIRECTED BY THE BOROUGH DISTRIBUTION ENGINEER.ActiveMED669New water main work in 7th avenue between 14th street and 34th street, and other locations as shown on page 3 of attached CPIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-02-23T00:00:00Distribution water main area contract, water main replacement along 7th avenue between 14th street and 34th street, as directed by Distribution Engineer, This project contains 35,950 L.F. of Distribution Water Mains.ActiveMED682Water Main work in Central Park West between West 81st Street and West 85th Street and other locationsEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure1. Initiation2028-01-20T00:00:00Project MED682 will replace 2700 L.F. of existing 12" cast iron water mains with new DIP water mainsActiveMEDA002ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENTEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-11-19T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, MANHATTANActiveMEDA003ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENTEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-10-25T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, MANHATTANActiveMIBBNC002STM & SAN SEWER, BMP AND WM WORK IN HUSSON STEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-05-08T00:00:00STORM AND SANITARY SEWER CONSTRUCTION, BMP AND WATER MAINREPLACEMENT IN HUSSON STREET, STATEN ISLANDActiveMIBBNC003CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS, STORM SEWERS (BMEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-11-30T00:00:00BMP NC-16 STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN MASON AVE, SIActiveMIBBNC04ACONSTRUCTION OF BMP’s NC 6 AND 15, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-09T00:00:00CONSTRUCTION OF BMP’s NC 6 AND 15, STORM AND SANITARY SEWERS INSTALLATION, SIActiveMIBBNC04BStorm sewer installation and water main replacement in Hunter Avenue between Haven Avenue and Nugent Avenue, as well as other locations.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure1. Initiation2030-06-29T00:00:00This project is part of the Mid-Island Bluebelt series of projects that was initiated to alleviate severe and widespread flooding issues in the New Creek Area. The storm sewers proposed under this project will outlet into BMP NC-7, constructed under MIBBNC001. Additionally, this project will replace old cast iron and lined cast iron distribution water mains with new restrained joint ductile iron pipe within the project area. DEP Distribution Engineering approval of all water main design drawings is required before procurement. DDC to TV all existing sewers within the project limits to determine repair needs. As per memos received from DOT, there is an existing culvert in Hunter Avenue between Idlease Place and Moreland Street that is in poor condition. As stated in these memos, it is the responsibility of DEP to repair this culvert. These repairs will be included in this project. This project has been identified as an Extreme Weather Project that will address the “The New Normal: Combating Storm-Related Extreme Weather in New York City”.ActiveNDF-CRLYNMary Cali Dalton Recreation CenterParks & RecreationPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-15T00:00:00A new recreation center will be constructed within the Lyons Pool complex. It's anticipated that the recreation center will include a variety of amenities including sports courts, exercise equipment, multipurpose areas for fitness, yoga, and dance, and flexible programming spaces that complement recreation amenities already at Lyons.ActiveNDF-DAVIDDAVIDSON AVE COMMUNITY CENTERDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-04-23T00:00:00Construction of small building addition to house a new 3 stop elevator serving the cellar, first and second floors; proposed to be built at rear of fire egress stair on south side of building. Modification of spaces to create egress route to cellar floor connecting new elev. and existing egress stairs. Lighting, fire alarm devices, HVAC work , and structural work associated with the new elevator, as well as fire rated partitions and fire rated doors to existing rooms.ActiveNDFIBZVan Sinderen Avenue Streetscape ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2026-10-06T00:00:00Van Sinderen Avenue is a narrow corridor, adjacent to both the MTA L-train elevated subway line and LIRR freight rail right-of-way to its west. The focus area of this project will address the substandard pedestrian conditions near the entrance to the L-Train station at the intersection of Van Sinderen and Sutter Avenues. Additional capital improvements on Van Sinderen Avenue, between Sutter to East New York Avenues, will seek to enhance the streetscape and may include repeating elements such as decorative fencing, lighting, and pedestrian amenities.ActiveP-102DELVReconstruction of Del Valle Square, BronxTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2025-11-12T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF DEL VALLE SQUARE - UPGRADE & EXPAND EXISTING PLAZA AND ENHANCE PEDESTRIAN SAFETY AND IMPROVE A COMMUNITY PUBLIC SPACEActiveP-1HARTISHart Island Demolition and Safety ImprovementsParks & RecreationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-05-31T00:00:00The Emergency declaration calls for safe demolition of eighteen (18) unsafe buildings that have been vacant open and unguarded for decades. They are an immediate danger to the public, and the island staff. The purpose of the safe demolition is to better support the burial operation at the Bronx Hart Island the largest New York City potter’s field / burial site.ActiveP-1ORCHMOOrchard Beach Maintenance and Operations Building Site Work & New ConstructionParks & RecreationPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-06-02T00:00:00The project consists of a new 2-story 9,000 sf M&O building that will house material and equipment storage, DPR offices, locker rooms, a staff lunch room, muster/meeting room and other support spaces to meet operational needs and accommodate seasonal staff, along with an ~33,000 sf brick-walled enclosure for vehicle maintenance and storage, as well as a new access road, a relocated fuel pumping facility, and remediation of the existing fuel station. The current location is susceptible to inundation as it is below the flood plain and was flooded during Hurricane Sandy. The new location has been carefully selected to mitigate existing conflict between service vehicles and beachgoers who arrive by bus. Separate access is proposed for the new maintenance yard. The access road was originally envisioned as 3,370 lf of all new construction, however, it's now planned to shorten the road by sharing the existing MTA bus loop road. Coordination with MTA will be needed.ActiveP-1TRERECConstruction of a New Recreation Center at Tremont ParkParks & RecreationPublic Buildings2. Design2028-08-28T00:00:00The Department of Parks and Recreation, in consultation with local elected officials and community stakeholders, has identified the need for a new Recreation Center to be located at Walter Gladwin Park in the Tremont neighborhood. The purpose of the project is to provide a Parks run Recreation Center to serve the community in an area identified by the Agency as under-served.ActiveP1YANK15AKids Powerhouse Discovery CenterParks & RecreationPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-09-30T00:00:00The Bronx Childrens Museum and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYCDRP) will renovate and fit-out the 11,000 Sq Ft second floor of Building J at the Bronx Terminal Market as the new home of Bronx Childrens Museum (BXCM). The intent is to create exhibit space, interactive program spaces, creative workshops, and a community room to involve parents and children in learning activities. All required amenities, structural, and MEP work shall be included in the proposed designs. The scope also includes exterior and interior signage and lighting. Any requirement for acoustic separation within the museum space and from the first floor office space shall be considered. This project shall achieve minimum LEED Silver rating.ActiveP-217SCRCShirley Chisholm Recreation CenterParks & RecreationPublic Buildings2. Design2025-06-28T00:00:00New Recreation CenterActiveP-2CIB1HQConey Island Beach Operations HQ at West 25th StreetParks & RecreationPublic Buildings2. Design2027-06-12T00:00:00The existing Coney Island Headquarters is composed of 2 separate structures and the surrounding maintenance yard. The project is to provide a modern and fully functional beach operations headquarters. This project will reconstruct the Main Building while leaving the Administration Building and Vehicle Shops operational during and after the project. Parks would prefer to work with the existing structure as opposed to demolishing and starting new. However, the structures are aging and need to be evaluated. Please see attached document prepared by the Parks operations team outlining their programmatic requirements and understanding of required scope. Please note that these buildings were impacted by Hurricane Sandy. The basement of the main building is filled with sand and debris including an oil tank that requires remediation. Parks will relocate operations during construction, but will need seasonal access to the trash compactor and full access to the vehicle shops and maintenance yard during construction.ActiveP-303ERPKEast River ParkDCASInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-28T00:00:00Reconstruction of the East River Park bulkheads and platforms in order to bring the structures up to a state of good repair, using the attached inspection reports as guidance for their scope. Final Design would be coordinated with East Side Coastal Resiliency to facilitate that project’s objectives. Parks requests that this work include priority work identified in the 2015/2016 reports, as well as all routine work identified in the 2015/2016 reports necessary to keep the structure in a state of good repair.ActiveP-3RANDALRECONSTRUCTION OF ROADWAYS AT RANDALL'S ISLANDParks & RecreationInfrastructure2. Design2027-01-22T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADWAYS AT RANDALL'S ISLANDActiveP-413QCF1Queens County Farm Museum Phase 2 RestorationParks & RecreationPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-09-17T00:00:00The project consists of restoring the reconstructed barn and garage buildings at the Queens County Farm Museum currently used for administrative and public gathering purposes. The scope includes installing new HVAC systems, improving the building envelope, structural changes and stabilization, exterior replacement of faux garage doors and ADA access ramp.ActiveP-502WIL2WILLOWBROOK PARK FLOOD CONTROL - PHASE IIParks & RecreationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-08-29T00:00:00WILLOWBROOK PARK FLOOD CONTROL - PHASE IIActiveP-5PNYC06Ocean Breeze Athletic Center - Staten IslandParks & RecreationPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-10-28T00:00:00Construction of a 135,000 sq. ft. Athletic Center in Staten Island featuring an 8 lane, 200m track and seating for 2,500 spectators. The project is being constructed via 3 contracts including Contract 1 for the foundation and landscaping scope, Contract 2 for the Pre-fabricated metal building and Contract 3 for the interior fit -outActivePDWTC2013WTC CAMPUS SECURITY PLANPoliceInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-12-22T00:00:00To provide security measures surrounding the WTC Campus. Security measures will include fencing, barriers, bollards, kiosks, and establishments of check zones. Additional Infrastructure work will include installation of new pre-cast concrete roadway (subject to NYCDOT's approval), replacement of curb and sidewalk (as applicable), pavement markings, street lighting, signals together with all work incidental thereto.ActivePO002-116NEW 116TH PCTPolicePublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-01T00:00:00Construction of a new precinct station house facility and associated site work for the new 116th Precinct.ActiveSANDR01Hylan Boulevard Streetscape ImprovementsTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-30T00:00:00Reconstruct Hylan Boulevard between Seaver & Stobe Avenues.ActiveSER200151STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN AMBOY ROAD AND SOUTH RAEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-11-03T00:00:00STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN AMBOY ROAD AND SOUTH RAILROAD AVE, SIActivePO205-PANew Police AcademyPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2014-10-31T00:00:00The New Police Academy is a 2.5 million square foot comprehensive training facility to be constructed on a 30 acre campus in College Point, Queens. The facility will include conventional and demonstration classrooms and laboratories, fixed, tactical and virtual firing ranges, tactical training facilities, fitness training facilities, an emergency vehicle operations course and a state of the art tactical village. The New Academy will be designed to provide annual training for 4,000 recruits and 40,000 in service NYPD personnel. The construction is currently budgeted at $1,000,000,000 and is expected to last three years; funding for construction begins in FY10.ActivePO79-77AX77th Pct. Annex RenovationPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-07-02T00:00:00Renovation of annex building including general construction, electrical, hvac, plumbing, communicationsActivePO79-77FA77th Precinct Annex Fire Alarm InstallationPolicePublic Buildings4. Construction2024-09-05T00:00:00Provide new non-proprietary open Architecture Code compliant fire alarm system Provide for integration or the capacity for future integration into a building BMS/ Life Safety (DDC) SystemActivePO79BMAHQOne Police Plaza Paving and LandscapingPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-01-14T00:00:00Restoration of Plaza at One Police Plaza. Plaza has heaving. Check for leaks in concrete slab. Replace expansion joints. Install waterproofing membrane. Reinstall pavers,ActivePO79BMAHW114TH PCT PLUMBING SYSTEM REPLACEMENTPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-10-28T00:00:00Project scope is remediation of sewer back-up contamination;separation of storm and sanitary outflow within upper floors of building leading to basement trap/outflow. In addition, ponding condition in parking lot will be corrected.ActivePO79BMAJU26TH PRECINCT ROOF, WINDOWS & FACADEPolicePublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-05-15T00:00:00Removal and replacement of roofing, façade and windows, masonry and plumbing. Disconnect and reconnect any electric power conduits or appurtenances that may interfere with aforementioned job, data and telephone lines attached or associated to the existing roof.ActivePO79FDBNXNYPD: REPLACEMENT OF FRONT DESKS/ BRONX PRECINCTSPolicePublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00TO PROVIDE FOR THE FRONT DESK REPLACEMENT AT THE 42ND, 44TH, 52ND AND 108TH PCT IN THE BRONXActivePO79FDCW1Front Desk Renovations for 45th,75th,105th,123rdPolicePublic Buildings2. Design2025-09-25T00:00:00DDC shall furnish Contract documents, (drawings and specifications) labor, materials, equipment and appliances necessary and required to build and install a new front desk, and other miscellaneous work. DDC should verify all existing conditions, existing utilities to be located and/or replaced. Demolition and removal of existing front desk. Removal/relocation of existing outlets, data and telephone lines. e) New wood platform and clean/polish existing aluminum railing and gate.ActivePO79RODNYPD Firearms and Tactics FacilityPolicePublic Buildings2. Design2028-12-05T00:00:00Provide design and construction administration services for a consolidated state of the art secure training facility and compound. The facility shall consist of new partially baffled outdoor ranges, a tactical training village, a training/administration building and associated security and infrastructure improvements. To consolidate and provide a Firearms Training facility that meets modern Firearms and Tactical Training standards. To provide sheltered firearm ranges that will mitigate noise pollution for adjacent neighborhoods, reduce hazardous waste removals and provide appropriate infrastructure in a secure compound.ActivePO79SHOPRService Shop #6/72 PCT151 30th Street. Brooklyn NYPolicePublic Buildings2. Design2026-03-15T00:00:00TO PROVIDE LABOR AND MATERIALS FOR THE SERVICE SHOP #6 ROOF RENOVATION AND FACADE REHABILITATION, LOCATED 151 30TH STREET BROOKLYN NYActivePO79WNDWSWindow Replacement at 26th, 67th, 76th and 111th PPolicePublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-11-08T00:00:00Remove existing windows/replace with new at 4 precincts (67,76,111,Hwy 3.)ActivePROCONTRLConsulting Services for Project Controls SupportUnknownPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00This is a project controls pilot program that engages consultants in support of project controls. The objective of the pilot program is to analyze project data to positively influence cost and schedule of the projects supported.ActivePS-312CWREPAIRS & REHAB. OF INTERCEPTING SEWERS, CWEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2014-10-07T00:00:00REPAIRS & REHAB. OF INTERCEPTING SEWERS, CWActivePS-312MXREPAIRS & REHAB OF INTERCEPTING SEWERS, MN & BXEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-12-10T00:00:00Repair and Rehabilitation of Interceptor Sewers at Various Locations in the Boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx.ActivePS-349Lining Interceptor Assets in RockawayEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-05-15T00:00:00There are 7 Assets in the Rockaway system that are in bad shape and need to be repaired. They have surface defects and the rebar can be seen. They need to be assessed and repaired, most likely through some type of lining method. Inspection reports, videos, and available as-builts are shared via OneDrive.ActivePV001SELMLAH - Louis Armstrong House - Administration FacilCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-11-10T00:00:00Complete rehabilitation/restoration of the house at: 34-52 107th Street, (Admin. Facility) from basement to roof (interior & exterior) Non City ownedActivePV002CULTConstruction of a new cultural facility at HudsonCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-02-11T00:00:00Tower D BIN: 1089411. CS Fixed Building will be an Alt 1 to Tower D, so should have the same BIN. Site block/lot: Block 702, parts of Lots 4 and 10 Site address: 545 West 30th Street, NY NY 10001 Anticipated construction completion date for the fixed building, phase 1, is Oct 16, 2019. The Culture Shed is a brand new cultural facility (“the Culture Shed facility”) of approximately 199,000 square feet that will be located on West 30th Street in the Eastern Rail Yards at the Hudson Yards. The facility will be a multi-purpose venue. Culture Shed will produce and present a full calendar of events in its architecturally dynamic spaces that include galleries as well as flexible spaces to accommodate a range of performance disciplines. The Culture Shed facility includes a non-moving, fixed building (the “Culture Shed Building”) and a moving, retractable shed (the “Shed”) that may be deployed over the Culture Shed Plaza (“the Plaza”) to the east of the Culture Shed Building to provide additional indoor or covered outdoor space for exhibitions and other programming. Phase 1, “The Project” (the Culture Shed Building) is the subject of this CCG application. Phases 2 and 3 are not the subject of this CCG application, but are described below to provide a full description of the entire Culture Shed facility and the context for Phase 1. The overall Culture Shed facility will consist of the following phases: • Phase 1: The Culture Shed Building: This portion of the facility is referred to as the “fixed building”. It is an 84,733 square foot, 107 foot tall, seven story structure containing museum-quality exhibition and performance galleries, a café, a roof gallery, circulation, and support spaces. It features expansive column-free floor plates that are suitable for the presentation of exhibitions and a wide range of performance productions and will include all the essential operating infrastructure to produce visual art exhibits, performances, and events. The Culture Shed will only initiate Phase 1 in concert with the building of the Tower D core and shell where the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and life safety systems that serve the fixed building reside. These systems are included in the Phase 1 scope. Phase 1 is “The Project” that is the subject of this CCG application. Anticipated construction completion date is Oct 16, 2019 • Phase 2: The Shed and the Plaza: The Shed is a 125 foot tall movable structure comprised of 3 sides (north, east,south) and a roof. Its western side is open and is filled by the eastern face of the Culture Shed Building to which it is connected. In the nested position, the Shed covers the Culture Shed Building (north, east, south, overhead). In the deployed position, the Shed no longer covers the Culture Shed Building, but is still connected to it at the fixed building’s easternmost façade. The Plaza is an 18,000 square foot open space directly east of the Culture Shed Building. When deployed, the Shed covers the Plaza creating a large, tall, and flexible space for a multitude of programming. When the Shed is not deployed (ie it is nested over the Culture Shed Building), the Plaza will be completely open-air and used for a variety of cultural activities that will be open to the public. Phase 2 is part of the overall Culture Shed facility, but is not included in “The Project” that is the subject of this CCG application. • Phase 3: Portions of Culture Shed in Tower D and the Podium: Portions of the Culture Shed facility, primarily back office, service facilities, and mechanical rooms will be located in the residential building currently known as Tower D to be developed by the Eastern Rail Yard (ERY) Developer, Related Properties. Tower D is located on the east side of Eleventh Avenue between West 30th and West 31st Streets, immediately west of and adjacent to the Culture Shed Building. The portions of the Culture Shed facility within Tower D are easily accessible from the Culture Shed Building as they are co-level, adjacent, and separated only by a structural construction joint. Portions of the Culture Shed facility, primarily lobbies, restrooms, coffee bar, bookstore, back offices, catering kitchen, loading and service facilities, and mechanical rooms will also be located in the Podium. The Podium is defined as the area below plaza level, below the Culture Shed Building and the Plaza,that is to be developed by Related Properties. The portions of the Culture Shed facility within the Podium are easily accessible from the Culture Shed Building above via stairs and elevators. Culture Shed Inc. is responsible for reimbursing Related Properties for the core and shell construction of the portions of Tower D and the Podium occupied by the Culture Shed facility (foundations, floor and roof structure, slabs,roofing, waterproofing, and curtainwall). Culture Shed Inc. is responsible for construction and payment for the fit-out of these spaces (interior partitions, finishes, vertical transporation, glazing, etc.) by its own construction manager. Phase 3 is part of the overall Culture Shed facility, but is not included in “The Project” that is the subject of this CCG application.ActivePV272EDUCQueens Botanical Garden Educ Bldg RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-11-01T00:00:00New education building at Queens Botanical Garden (QBG). Design and construction of a new 14,500 SF building to provide year-round programming and educational spaces to serve students, children, community gardeners, and others. The New Education Building will add six new teaching spaces, including four classrooms, a teaching kitchen and a teaching greenhouse where educators will be able to grow and maintain plants for educational purposes. Ideally, the four regular classrooms will be able to opened up into one large space to accommodate larger training programs.ActiveSANDR03Jamaica Bay Greenway-Canarsie PierTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-11T00:00:00Construct in permanent materials a grade-separated two-way bicycle path along Shore Parkway and Rockaway Parkway in Brooklyn.ActivePV022-SKYMMA - Metropolitan Museum Skylight Replacement for Museum Building Wings A, B, CCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2027-06-30T00:00:00The core of the ABC Skylights and HVAC Infrastructure project is replacing 30,000 square feet of 70+ year old, corrugated wire glass skylights over the oldest three wings A, B, C of the museum containing our world-famous European Paintings collection. Maintenance of our building envelope and infrastructure is of paramount importance to the preservation of our collection and this project was overdue. We are replacing this antiquated skylight system with high performing insulated skylights and thermally broken aluminum framing. Specific work includes the following: • Replacing 30,000 SF of tempered glass ceiling panels with safety laminated glass in the second-floor galleries • Replacing 30,000 SF of new operable louvers to temper the sun as needed to maintain the museums strict 70 degree / 50% humidity conditions required for the art • Replacing and upgrading all exiting HVAC systems in the affected galleries. Including seven (7) large air handling units that are all well past their serviceable lifespans. • Replacing and reinsulating thousands of feet of ductwork and enlarging two HVAC machine room enclosures for two (2) additional air handlers • Replacing and moving 58 reheat coils previously directly over the art to a location not above a gallery eliminating the threat of water damage to the gallery below • Electrical components include: o Furnish dozens of new panels and switchgear including new feeder raceways, cabling and feeder terminations o Pull new feeder cables from the basement up to the attic o Install new telecom cabling, back boxes and raceways o Install new fire alarm system and devices and a new VESDA smoke detection system in the attics o Tie in all new equipment including nine new air handlersActivePV028-ISSIssue Project Room - interior fitoutCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-12-31T00:00:00A 4,600 sq. ft. theater renovation for multi disciplinary and new media arts performances. Estimated Construction Cost: $2.5M Approved Design CP Amount $596,668 Design CP Breakdown: WORK AC $555,620 Commissioning allowance $40,000 Construction CP's: PH1 JOCS - Acoustic wall $171,898.51 sibmitted on 5/15/14 to CBAActivePV034NWCHAMNH - Northwest Coast Hall RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-01T00:00:00The work associated with the total proposed project includes the removal of HVAC in 1997 under City-funded Pass-Through PVC034-S. The project will not disturb or demolish any other City-funded improvements; the existing lighting that was previously funded by the PV034CPWR will remain intact. PV034-S is beyond the useful life of the registered Pass-Through and the bonds are expired.ActivePV040ELEVFlushing Town Hall Elevator ReplacementCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2024-11-01T00:00:00Replacement of elevator hydraulics and related electrical work, carpentry work, and flooring replacementActivePV040HVACFTH - Flushing Town Hall HVAC System ReplacementCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-05-07T00:00:00"FCCA seeks a replacement of our rooftop Air Conditioning units: one (1) larger 50-ton unit, and two (2) smaller 3-ton units. These units, necessary to the comfort of the public during summer months, are approximately 20 years old, and have experienced frequent malfunctions over the last several years. The interior renovations of Flushing Town Hall, a city funded-capital project substantially completed in 2014 (850 PV 467THEA), replaced all of the other AC units at the Flushing Town Hall facility, and installed a new Building Management System for all of our HVAC units. However, there was not enough funding in that project to replace these final 3 rooftop units, which waited until more funding was secured. Scope: 1. Recover refrigerant from all 3 units as per EPA laws. 2. Disconnect all wiring and ductwork for 3 units, including condensate drain piping. 3. Remove 3 old units from roof and dispose of same (in coordination with Flushing Town Hall due to rentals of parking lot adjacent to roof). 4. Replace roofing under all old units (entire roofing areas on which units sit); Seal any leakage areas before placing new roof. 5. Rig new adapter curbs to roof and set in place, secure same. 6. Install 3 new units on roof (in coordination with Flushing Town Hall due to rentals of parking lot adjacent to roof). 7. Furnish and install new condensate drain piping. 8. Reconnect electric power and control wires to new units. 9. Furnish and install new electric heaters. 10. Furnish and install new adapter ductwork. Seal and weather proof same. 11. Connect new units to existing BMS system in building (BMS system should be updated and programmed into the existing system, also any controls and sensors should be replaced). 12. Provide startup and commissioning for all units, including any troubleshooting of operations with BMS system. 13. Fire Alarm panel should be checked that its compatible with any new equipment and replaced if it is not. 14. We request that this work is done in early Fall after the cooling season."ActivePV072HVACBrooklyn Historic Society HVAC ReplacementCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2024-10-23T00:00:00BROOKLYN HISTORIC SOCIETY: Climate Control Upgrade: Chiller, cooling tower, air handling unitsActivePV075RENOBMS Playhouse RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings1. Initiation2026-04-06T00:00:00Exterior work - Roofing replacement, including flashings, roof drains, accessory roof ladders, rehabilitate stage ventilation bulkhead. Replace selected windows. Interior work- install retention tank.ActivePV124-DWDANCEWAVE RENOVATION OF 182 4TH AVENUE BKLYNCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-05-01T00:00:00Conversion of previously manufacturing space into a new dance center.ActivePV143INFRElaine Kaufman Center - Infrastructure Phase OneCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-08-29T00:00:00EKC - Elaine Kaufman Center - Infrastructure Phase OneActivePV175CLOVSIZ-Staten Island Zoo Clove Road RestorationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2026-03-23T00:00:001) Discovery Zone immersion exhibit: Design and create a walk-through zone where guests enter the Zoo campus and explore a child's eye view of a Forest floor, with exhibits showcasing animal adaptations to weather and interactive play structures. 2) Guest Services Kiosk: Design and build a new visitors entry structure, for ticketing and information. 3) Adventure Entry: Design and build a new fence line and gateway entrance to promote the Zoo, secure the perimeter for free-ranging wildlife, and signage promoting seasonal Zoo events.ActivePV175ROOFStaten Island Zoo-Roof Restore & Canopy ProjectCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-08-30T00:00:00Staten Island Zoo - 16,000 Roof and Canopy RestorationActivePV176CESUWCS/Bronx Zoo - Con Ed Switchgear UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-08-28T00:00:00Upgrade of Bronx Zoo's electrical service and equipment to enable the facility to receive power back up from Con Edison.ActivePV181HSA2Harlem School of the Arts-Phase 2 Building UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-04-23T00:00:00HVAC replacement, MEP Upgrade, ADA accessibility including new elevator.ActivePW293QBLVBOROUGH HALL: 120-55 QUEENS BLVD FIRE ALARM UPGRADDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-08-09T00:00:00Installation of new addressable non-proprietary Fire Detection & Alarm system in full compliance with the 2008/2014 fire code, Local Law 5, Local Law 26 and all codes related to fire and life safety in the City of New York.ActivePV205CHILNew York Botanical Garden - NYBG - Children's Adventure Garden RenovationsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2027-06-30T00:00:00The Children’s Adventure Garden Renovation Project will renovate and upgrade two building interiors and exteriors, increase energy efficiency with new mechanical equipment, increase accessibility, and construct a new family restroom. In addition, the project renovates the experiential learning outdoor/garden spaces for children, school groups and families. The Children’s Adventure Garden (CAG) is a 9-acre garden site within The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), first opened in 1998, composed of two multipurpose buildings, a ticket booth, and seventeen outdoor spaces, or galleries, accessed from a linear central spine asphalt pathway. The CAG Renovation Project work will generally include the follow scope: • Renovation of two building interiors; • Renovation of two building exteriors; • Increase building energy efficiency; • Increase building accessibility; • Construction of a new family restroom; • Construction of new outdoor learning spaces for children, including; the renovation of seventeen garden galleries, construction of a new entry arbor structure and construction of a new ‘Treetop Canopy Walk’ exhibit – a wood structure of elevated walks in the trees. • Fabrication and installation of interpretive signage that will facilitate a self-guided experience.ActivePV205CONSNY Botanical Garden/Conservatory Dome & Boiler ResCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-05-31T00:00:00The Conservatory at the New York Botanical Garden is made up of 11 Greenhouses (Houses 1 through 11). This project will restore components of House 6 not restored in the 1990 restoration, which include but are not limited to: the compression ring; high performance coatings; the cupola; upgrades of the public restrooms; boiler, heating and distribution systems; exhibition and path lighting; roofing systems; exterior cast iron entablature and courtyard paving.ActivePV222HVACJoyce Theater HVAC System ReplacementCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-26T00:00:00Joyce Theater HVAC System and Boiler ReplacementActivePV234CSV1CSV - Clemente Soto Velez - Interior Code ComplianCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-03-31T00:00:00Phase 1 of Code Renovation. Add ADA compliant ramp at the front entrance along Suffolk St., construct new elevator tower and cab in rear yard that will connect all floors (incl. roof), construct broad, architectural egress stair from cellar to rear yard, residual impacts incl. the reconfiguration of entrance/circulation and the adjustment of restrooms at each floor for ADA and elevator lobbyActivePV235BDEVBrooklyn Museum – Building Envelope RenovationsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-12-01T00:00:00The project is a restoration and upgrade of century old brick facades and areas of masonry roofs, of 1950s brick and aluminum curtain wall stair towers, and of 1980s precast concrete facades. Work includes extensive brick repointing at facades, limestone repointing at dome and ziggurats, removal and replacement of spalled and cracked standard and glazed brick, removal and selective replacement of wood windows, removal and complete replacement of aluminum curtain wall system, extensive joint sealant replacement and joint redesign at precast concrete facades, stabilization and restoration of deteriorated exposed structural steel and its concrete encasement, and removal and reconstruction of areas of stucco finish. A Schematic Design/Design Development level report including survey of existing conditions and proposed restoration work as submitted to the Museum by Architectural Preservation Studio in 2016 are attached. Text, photographic backup, and drawings are all included in the report. REVISED PI SUBMISSION February 13, 2020: In March of 2019, DDC produced an FEP Report with a cost estimate and Strategy Board conclusions that indicated the proposed scope of envelope renovation was underfunded. In July of 2019, the Brooklyn Museum was allocated additional capital funding to renovate a Brooklyn Museum chosen scope of envelope work. Below is the proposed scope of envelope work and a revised cost estimate based on the previous DDC FEP estimate: Building Envelope Scope of Work Building Sections and Estimated Construction Cost 01: Sections A & B Facades $1,057,872 02: Sections C & Stair Tower C $ 595,027 03: Stair Tower D & Bridge $1,001,653 04: Section G - Façade Work $ 538,230 05: Section G - Stucco Area $ 797,134 06: Section G - Concrete Encased Beams $ 420,736 11: Section H - Roof Work $ 218,286ActivePV235ELEVBrooklyn Museum Bldg. Elevators/Electrical UpgraCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-30T00:00:00For each of four elevators (one freight, one staff, and two public elevators) remove existing controllers, motors, deflector sheaves, hoist cables, rope brakes, governor cable, tracks, hangers, interlocks and closers, roller guides, intercom, cab controls, and floor controls and install new. For each of four elevators install new cab controls, lighting and ceilings and new wall and floor finishes over existing framing.ActivePV236SGD3Bklyn Botanic Garden - South Garden Dev Phase 3 (BCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-01-29T00:00:00The Rehabilitation of an approximately ten and a half acre portion of the Brooklyn Botanic GardenActivePV241EXTRMCNY Exterior Rehabilitation & RestorationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-09-01T00:00:00Exterior Rehabilitation and RestorationActivePV262-AUDBrooklyn Children's Museum AuditoriumCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-05-27T00:00:00Theatre Fit-out including seating, finishes and audio visual systems.ActivePV262-RTBrooklyn Children's Museum- Roof Top RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-12-31T00:00:00The BCM project will renovate the existing building into a canopy covered community space consisting of multiple programs: an outdoor café which connects as an overflow area to the existing café and a 700 people concert arena. The BCM project will also upgrade to the Commons Theatre and the 1st floor public restrooms.ActivePV262-RTWBrooklyn Children's Museum Retaining WallCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-10-20T00:00:00Retaining wall reconstruction and outdoor space improvementsActivePV266-EXTMIN-Mind-Builders Exterior Renovation, & SiteworkCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-06-03T00:00:00Exterior renovation: Façade restoration, including brick repointing and replacement as req'd, and window replacement. Façade Area: approx. 12,000sf.ActivePV268MORGPierrepont Morgan Library -Charles McKim Library ExteriorCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-05-30T00:00:00CITY-FUNDED SCOPE: 1) a wholesale replacement of the roof, including asbestos abatement and the installation of insulation; NON-CITY FUNDED SCOPE: 2) sub-surface waterproofing of the foundation of both the building and the bronze fence; 3) improved lighting to bring the building to life on the streetscape after dusk; and 4) the creation of an accessible and inviting new greenspace that will allow visitor access to the site for the first time, enabling the Morgan to expand its outdoor offerings.ActivePW3172LCourt Square BLDG: 2 Lafayette St. Renovation FacaDCASPublic Buildings1. Initiation2028-05-15T00:00:00This project consists of a renovation of the façade and replacement of the roofActivePW348-71FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-20T00:00:00FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTActivePV274CHLLNY Hall of science:47-01 111th St. Corona Ny. InsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-12-08T00:00:00Existing chillers and pumps are approximately 25 years old and they are at the end of their life cycle. They are no longer energy efficient and environmentally friendly. New chillers should provide energy savings, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve visitors experience due to better climate control in the building. Replacement of two obsolete chillers • Replacement of three chilled water and three condensate water pumps associated with chillers • Replacement of controls for chillers and pumps and connecting them to Building Management Control SystemActivePV274KITRNYHOS: GREAT HALL, KITCHEN & RESTROOM RECONCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-20T00:00:00Existing kitchen and restrooms are approximately 25 years old. Kitchen equipment is outdated and of it is not in working condition. Reconstructed kitchen and restrooms will improve visitors experience by providing additional services to the public. • Reconstruction of women’s and men’s restrooms • Reconstruction and upgrade of existing kitchenActivePV291-QM2Queens Museum of Art- Phase 2 ExpansionCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2026-09-14T00:00:00Queens Museum of Art Expansion - Phase 2ActivePV302BPH1SIM Snug Harbor:Construction,Plumbing & ElectricalCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-09-29T00:00:00SIIAS - Building B at SHCC Phase1 Geothermal & Ground FloorActivePV302-H2SIIAS - Building H Climate ControlCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-05-30T00:00:00The scope of this project is the rehabilitation of the cellar and basement of Building "H" to create a suitable environment for the collection storage and archives of the Staten Island Museum. Phase 1will reroute stormwater piping outside cellar, new cellar windows, lighhting and additional access stair. Basement archival storage will be relocated from iunder 1st Fl bathrooms.ActivePV302RFDRSIIAS - 75 Stuyvesant - Roof and Dormers ReconstrCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-11-20T00:00:00The purpose of this project is the complete restoration and thermal upgrading of the entire roof system at the Staten Island Museum. The work includes the removal of all existing slates and associated flashings and the installation of new to match original. Included in this roof work is the selective reconstruction of portions of the existing flat arch brick lintels. This work shall include the replacement of all severely deteriorated steel loose lintels with new galvanized steel lintels and the selective reconstruction of portions of the brick masonry. All slate and masonry restoration work shall be performed by qualified restoration contractors.ActivePV304-CPGNew York Historical Society - 4th Floor- Citizenship Project Gallery Space Renovation and Elevator UpgradesCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2026-06-30T00:00:00Citizenship Project Gallery - An 800 square-foot space in the west section of the 4th floor will be a new exhibit gallery. Conveyor Systems Upgrades - There will also be upgrades to the passenger elevator and freight elevator to modernize the critical parts and equipment to be code compliant, to accommodate new technology, to perform better and to improve safety. Please refer to attached 'program document' for detailed project scope description.ActivePV354FALSRoundabout Theater Co. - Studio 54 Fire AlarCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-03-31T00:00:00RTC is looking to replace elements of the Fire and Life Safety System at Studio 54. This project includes replacement of the existing Fire Alarm, the replacement and upgrade of the Emergency Lighting System, and the addition of a central battery / inverter that would power the Emergency Lighting SystemActivePV354HVACRoundabout Theatre Company HVAC UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-12-31T00:00:00The objective of the renovation is not only to replace the units at the end of their useful life, but to also install new and technologically current models to provide the utmost comfort for performers, patrons, staff, and volunteers alike.ActivePV362ANNSt. Ann’s Warehouse & Tobacco Warehouse Renovation Phase IICultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-11-15T00:00:00RenovationActivePV362STA2St. Ann's Warehouse:Tobacco Warehouse renovation-ECultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-30T00:00:00St. Ann's Warehouse: Tobacco Warehouse Renovation - Exterior Lighting and EquipmentActivePV375ROOFSST - Helen Hayes Roof RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-06-01T00:00:00ActivePV381EASTDrill Hall East End Renovation - Seventh Regiment Armory, Inc. dba Park Avenue ArmoryCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-10-24T00:00:00A new custom acoustic-rated, insulated loading door will be added at the Lexington Avenue loading entrance. The new entry will include oversized hinged swing doors with four emergency egress doors and illuminated exit signs. To the north and south of the loading door, new reinforced walls, doors, and subdivisions under the Lexington Avenue balcony will be added for a technical equipment storage room (with affixed racks), a series of flexible rooms for production uses with HVAC and new electrical distribution, and a ventilated and drained trash room.ActivePV385RLP3signature theater ph 3Cultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-20T00:00:00Lobby acoustical treatment, design, construction and installation of digital signage and interactive technological experience system (digital experience), specialty lobby/café lighting and sound system, cable pass for Theatre 1 and Theatre 2, IT/Network/wireless installation, and FF&E.ActivePV394AMBRAmbrose RestorationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2026-02-27T00:00:00Stabilization and Restoration of 1907 Lightship AmbroseActivePV406-CASAddition to bldng housing new ADA Elevator & StairCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-04-27T00:00:00A new stair tower is to be constructed at the north east corner of the mansion to help satisfy NYC Building Code egress requirements. The stair tower will provide a remote, secondary means of egress that services all floors of the building and exits to an ADA compliant concrete ramp leading directly to grade.ActivePV411ITC264 E. Fourth Street Buillding RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-08T00:00:00Phase 2: addition to lobby - new entry, façade and lobbyActivePV464PRKGWH - Wave Hill - Parking Lot ImprovementsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-03-10T00:00:00Wave Hill Visitor Parking Lot, Admission, Pedestrial Entry & Gatehouse Renovation: The principal objective of this capital project is to improve the safety of Wave Hill's Admission entrance and Visitor Parking Lot. Scope of work includes lighting upgrade, parking lot reconstruction, establishing a new pedestrian entrance, and new Gatehouse.ActivePV466BOILQTIP - Queens Theatre in the Park BoilerCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2024-05-24T00:00:00All work is concentrated in one space, the boiler room located on the third floor. Attached to this program document is an image of the floor plan with a detail: - Remove and dispose of existing boilers and water heaters - Remove and dispose of existing piping and related in room - Remove and dispose of existing electrical wiring and controls - Install 2 LAARS NTH600 96% efficient condensing gas boilers complete - Install 2 Neutralization removal systems - Install 1 Carbon Monoxide safety alarm system interlocked with boilers - Install 1 low water cut off safety device - Install 1 Hydronic air separator - Install 2 VFD building circulation pumps - Install 2 HV circulation pumps for domestic water tanks - Install 1 Stainless steel domestic recirculation pumps - Install pressure / feed valve - Install pressure relief valves - Install backflow preventer and pipe within 8” of floor - Install all necessary supports and hangers as needed - Install 2” jacket insulation on boiler - Install all necessary pipe insulation in boiler room - Install isolation flanges and valves required for DOB - Install all piping, fittings and related - Install all run-offs and blow downs to floor drain - Install 2 Turbomax T34 high efficiency storage tanks - Install 1 Heat Timer ETV Plus electronic mixing control system - Install all necessary pumps, valves, piping and fittings - Install 2 new Polypropylene flue risers to roof - Install all necessary clean outs, drains and fittings - Install all necessary supports and hangers as needed - Cap off and water proof existing flue openings - Install new disconnects and safety switches with related materials - Install all necessary motor starters and relays - Install fluorescent service lights near all equipment - Install 1 Tekmar boiler modulating control with all related - Install 1 Tekmar pump sequencer control with all related - Install all necessary wiring, controls, relays and related materials - Repair all holes in boiler room caused by demolition work - Paint walls and ceiling - Clean, grind and epoxy paint floor - Patch Holes in roof from old flue piping seal and water proof - Install new Fresh air louver and goose neck - Water proof boiler room floor - Install / Extend 4” re-enforced concrete housekeeping pads for new equipment - All piping to be domestic steel and copper with all related - All New shut off and safety valves to be installed and labeled - All gas piping and fittings to be pressure tested - All new supports and hangers to be installedActivePV467-122122 COMMUNITY CENTER INTERIOR RENOVATIONCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-06-29T00:00:00The renovation and addition to 122 Community Center is primarily a code renovation that includes: the reorganization and renovation of the public and private program spaces; a new addition for ADA entry; elevator; fire rated egress stair; public spaces such as lobbies; some program spaces; and room for the vertical circulation of mechanical systems.ActivePV467ANYCCLG - ART/NY initial outfit of new theaterCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2017-01-17T00:00:00Provide design and construction services for theaters/ performance space and associated ancillary program spaces within raw space located at 500 West 53rd Street and leased from the Avalon Bay mixed use development which will enable and broaden operations of A.R.T. N.Y., an organization that supports the NYC not for profit theatre community.ActivePV467BHPEBrooklyn Historical Society--Interior RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-12-21T00:00:00To make the first floor a Multipurpose Space and create Temporary and Permanent Exhibition Gallery. Also utilize cellar space as Education Facility for PublicActivePV467BRACBx River Art Ctr-Building ReconstructionCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2015-08-22T00:00:00Renovation, upgrade and code compliance of the Bronx River Art Center Bldg. The project includes the gut renovation of interiors, exterior brick repoingting and stitching, new windows, ADA compliance renovation, reprogramming of the spaces into arts educational rooms, artist studio's and administrative offices. It includes also the full replacement of the exisiting MEP. 4/22/15 New project design & construction CP requested limit is $10,299,364 ($1,044,924 Design + $9,254,440 Construction).ActivePV467-CRGCLG - Manhattan Class Co. - Initial OutfittingCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-12-27T00:00:00The project comprises initial construction of a tenant fit-out in the Avalon Bay development. The base building construction has been completed. MCC Theater will occupy the ground floor and a portion of the second floor. The ground floor will house two theaters: one with a minimum of 199 seats (more if possible); another flexible theater space with 99 seats or more. The first floor will also house dressing rooms for each theater, lobby and box office and restrooms. Second floor will house MCC’s administrative office with conference room and small office kitchen, rehearsal studio, possibly additional meeting room for literary and education program meetings/readingsActivePV467CSVBclemente soto velez boiler reconstructionCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2013-04-01T00:00:00The program to address the failing heating system at the referenced facility – replacement of the non-compliant boiler, controls and associated heat distribution systemsActivePV467GUG6Guggenheim Museum Roof System Replacement and Fire Safety System Upgrade; copper roofing, roof membrane systems, and fire safety protection system replacement.Cultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-12-30T00:00:001. Copper Standing Seam Roofing and Flashing Replacement (City-Funded), 2. Class E Fire Safety System Equipment Replacement (City-Funded), 3. Roofing Overlay Gravel and Paver Surface Replacement (Non-City Funded), 4. Exterior Building Soffit Rehabilitation (Non-City Funded).ActivePV467HECKHeckscher bldg east harlem ctr roof sys replacemenCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-02-09T00:00:00Repair/replacement of sections of the roof of the Heckscher Building. Replacement of roof drains. Associated water damage repair of mezzanine level of 5th floor gymnasium.ActivePV467IRT1Irish Repertory Theatre - Phase I RenovationsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2016-06-08T00:00:00The total scope of work for the Irish Repertory Theatre consists of a comprehensive interior renovation of the cellar, first and second floors, including the addition of a theater balcony and all associated structural, mechanical, and electrical work; ADA and all code compliance, including fire protection; redesign of the second floor rehearsal studio, office spaces, and public bathrooms. This project shall be in compliance with LL86 and shall achieve LEED Silver rating. This renovation will dramatically improve audience experience and allow the theater company to work more efficiently in improved performance, office and rehearsal spaces.ActivePV467POP2Poppenhusen Institute- Elevator & ADA BathroomCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-05-31T00:00:00Provide elevator access and access way and handicap accessible toilet facility at historic community center built 1868. Designated NY Exterior Landmark.ActivePV467POPPPoppenhusen Institute Window/Façade RestorationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-06-24T00:00:00The project involves restoring the exterior façade to preserve the historic nature of the Poppenhusen Institute. The scope of work includes replacement of brownstone sills, wood windows and masonry. Many of the brownstone window sills and trim are exfoliated and deteriorated causing water infiltration into the wall system. Three monumental windows on the second floor have been recently restored and require no additional repair.ActivePW348-72FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-11-22T00:00:00Installation, replacement, closure of gasoline and diesel underground/aboveground storage tanks at 10 locations within the Bronx.ActivePW348-73FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-10-04T00:00:00FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTActivePV467SRA47th Regiment Armory-Façade & Shelter WorkCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2014-05-21T00:00:00Project has two parts: Façade restoration / roof repair: The scope of work includes: Rebuilding the masonry parapets and installing through-wall flashing (Level 4); Repairing of roof membrane at parapet work; Brick re-pointing / replacement as required on Park Avenue façade and corner towers; Cleaning the full Park Avenue façade; Removing and replacing the copper mansard roof (Level 4); Installing new gutters and leaders in the head house; Installing a new fourth floor slab to create a level ADA accessible floor for the future homeless shelter; Repairing /removal of iron window guards; Restoring the fence on Park Avenue and Side Streets; Installing exterior landscape and façade lighting; and Installing new hot water heating in the fourth floor and fifth floor. Relocation of Women's shelter within the Armory and initial fit-out: This project calls for the removal and protection of existing historic features to be preserved and reused, the demolition of existing construction and removal of existing fixtures and equipment in demised area, the construction of new sleeping quarters, restrooms, showers, staff facilities and resident support facilities for 80 to 100 women, and the incorporation per approval of the New York State Historic Preservation Office of historic elements into the new facility. The scope of work includes a new HVAC system throughout the facility; new upgraded electrical service sufficient to support the facility, including new electrical distribution panels from building’s electrical risers; new lighting and belly tank to provide emergency power for: emergency lighting, elevator emergency power, fire pumps and other code-required equipment; smoke and fire detection devices to tie into building’s fire alarm system; new restrooms and shower rooms per requirements for facility occupancy to tie into building’s risers; new secondary water service from street per code and new fire pumps to meet the requirements of new sprinkler system, including new riser(s); as well as full sprinklers throughout facility per DOB requirements. This project is a necessary phase of construction in the sequence of work to accomplish the Park Avenue Armory’s full renovation as envisioned in our Master Plan. Today the homeless shelter occupies a portion of the 3rd floor and the entire 5th floor. It is the joint desire of the NYC Department of Homeless Services (DHS) and the Park Avenue Armory to consolidate the shelter in a newly renovated space on the 4th floor. For DHS and the residents, the current shelter on separate floors is inefficient (requiring additional staff), non-code compliant and non-ADA accessible. For the Armory, the shelter’s relocation stands in the way of completing the Administration Building renovation and its full activation as a arts center. Project square footage: PV467SRA4 – Park Avenue Façade and Shelter Fit-out – Shelter Space (approx. 13,500 SF) + Park Avenue façade restoration. Project Address: 643 Park Avenue New York, NY 10065 BIN: 1042460 Tax Block: 1401 Tax Lot: 1ActivePV467WFACHeckscher Building West Facade RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-19T00:00:00Heckscher Building West Façade Restoration and window replacement.ActivePV477TEMPStaten Island Museum - HVAC UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-03-10T00:00:00HVAC upgrade Buildings M & JActivePV488-BNBronx Net - Renovation of Carman HallCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-02-10T00:00:00upgrade to the facility's public and offices areas.Spatial reconfiguration and interior finishes will be provided.Approx 3,970 sfActivePV490-CSnug Harbor Building C Roof ReplacementCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-04-13T00:00:00Budget information from CPI & FMSActivePV490ELECSHCC - Snug Harbor Cult. Ctr. Site - Wide ElectricCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-09-23T00:00:00SHCC - Snug Harbor Cult. Ctr. Site - Wide Electric Upgrade. New 4.16kV medium voltage Con-Edison Service able to accommodate the existing, new and projected loads. New 4.16kV service distribution configuration in Building “G” located in new or enlarged service switchgear room in this building or above the ground immediately adjacent to building “G”. New service distribution switchgear shall include Con-Edison C/T compartments, metering & 4.16kV/ 180-208V step-down transformers. The above mentioned new service shall be able to accommodate the electric loads.ActivePV490-INFSnug Harbor Center CTR.1000 Richmond Ter.HVAC/PLUCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-07-15T00:00:00The project will replace an aging, damaged, and obsolete site wide heating and cooling system Replace steam pipes to and from Building L to all served buildings • Replace pumps within served buildings to improve steam and cold circulation • Replace interior steam pipes within served buildings, including addition of two radiators to each attic in order to protect wet sprinkler systems • Replace existing chiller with a modular multi-unit system with at least four chillers of 200 ton capacity with a gas-fired absorption system; replace cooling towers o Two existing chillers: McQuay chillers with evaporator cooling capacity of 285 tons and water flow of 570 gpm (one nonfunctional) • Connect ground floor of Building C and Building B to central air conditioning plantActivePV490JNFCNOBLE MARITIME COLLECTIONCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2025-10-10T00:00:00Snug Harbor Cultural Center - Noble Maritime Collection, Building "D" Façade ReconstructionActivePV490-Q3SHC Center Music Hall, Dressing and ADA complianceCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Renovation of SHCC Music Hall (Bldg T) to provide back of house amenities i.e. dressing rooms, green room administrative offices and other support spaces; incl. scope to obtain C of O for PA use.ActivePV501BOILMOMA PS1-BOILER REPLACEMENTCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-15T00:00:00PS-1 Boiler ReplacementActivePV502-SDWJCAL JPAC Outdoor SpaceCultural AffairsPublic Buildings1. Initiation2026-06-26T00:00:00This project seeks to re-imagine the entire outdoor space at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center (JPAC) to annihilate and minimize further hazardous issues as we respond to the needs of artists and the community.ActivePV503ELEVCH - Carnegie Hall ElevatorsCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2027-01-27T00:00:00The City-funded work will be to modernize the mechanical components and controls for four traction elevators and five hydraulic elevators throughout the facility in order to meet end of life and new elevator code requirements.ActivePV520HISTWeekville Heritage Center: Restoration of HunterflCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-07-03T00:00:00The project scope of work includes the necessary reconstruction to stabilize and maintain watertight building envelopes of the existing collection of buildings known as the Hunterfly Houses; work shall include roof and flashing replacement; replacement of drainage components including gutters, leaders and collection boxes; reconstruction and replacement of wood siding and trim; reconstruction of the existing windows and doors, trim, frames, sills and stools; reconstruction of the porches including railing, floor board, fascia and trim replacement; damp proofing of the basements in areas where leaders drain onto to direct the flow of drainage away from the foundations. In addition upgrades to the security and lighting systems will be implemented.ActivePV525STUDStudio Museum in Harlem New BuildingCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-06-30T00:00:00The Project will combine two adjacent lots on 125th Street: the sculpture court, City-owned lot 11, and the Museum building on lot 9, owned by the Museum. The Museum will transfer the Lot 9 property to the City before construction begins. Existing structures on both lots will be demolished for the new, six-story 82,000sf City-owned building.ActivePV574ROD2Rod Rogers Dance Company and DUO TheatreCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-02-18T00:00:00Rear yard and Emergency Egress improvements ( requires LPC approval )ActivePV656-EXTGRHS ONDERDONK HOUSE EXTERIORCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2026-12-01T00:00:00Excavation and below grade waterproofing to arrest water infiltration in basement Restoration of the masonry walls of the stone house Restoration of the wood clapboard of the frame addition Restoration of the windows not previously restored during roof restoration Restoration of the historic water cistern Restoration of the wooden floors on the first or main floor Install gutter/downspout at front to match rear system that was installed with the previous roof restorationActivePV669-NPCNuyorican Poets Cafe RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2025-11-13T00:00:00The base scope of work includes the General Construction, Plumbing, HVAC, Fire protection and Electrical work to rehabilitate the Nuyorican Poet’s Café facility. The building is a turn-of-the-century tenement building consisting of a cellar and four above-grade stories, plus a mezzanine. NPC is only able to utilize the cellar, 1st and mezzanine spaces. The cellar houses the offices and support spaces for the Café’s performance space, as well as the facilities mechanical equipment, dressing rooms and toilets. The performance space occupies the first floor and a mezzanine level. The second, third, and fourth floors are currently being used for storage. Much of the building lacks code compliance and ADA accessibility, in addition to being in poor condition due to years of wear and tear. The base scope of work includes renovation of all interior spaces, with new finishes, power, and lighting to accommodate three flexible classroom/rehearsal spaces, additional staff office space and an additional publicly-accessible performance space. The cellar, ground floor and mezzanine will also be included in the renovation and be investigated for possible re-configuration. The scope includes a new elevator for ADA accessibility, and life safety system requirements such as the Fire Alarm system and a security system. It also includes an upgrade to all Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical systems. The exterior work includes new roof, building envelope (masonry) rehabilitation to address water infiltration, a new ADA ramp for public access from the sidewalk level into the facility, fire exit stairs and other necessary work.ActivePV678-BCABronx Council on the Arts - Facility RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-01-31T00:00:00The project is a one-storey building that was previously operated by WaMu/Chase as a commercial bank. Although it is one story, it includes a mezzanine and double height ceilings in the main space. It was gifted to the Bronx Council on the Arts. The project includes the gut renovation of interiors, reprogramming of the spaces into BCA’s administrative headquarters, mezzanine level office fit-out, a cultural and community gathering space on the main level, ADA compliance renovation.ActivePV741CI40China Institute Renovation of 40 Rector StCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-06-05T00:00:00China Institute's project is Phase II A of a three-phase renovation of its two-floor, 52,000-square foot 100 Washington Street facility, purchased outright by our organization as raw space in 2012. Phase II A centers on the interior “white box” renovation of 6,500 square-foot space on our ground floor.ActivePV788-FAC122C -122CC Facade ReconstructionCultural AffairsPublic Buildings2. Design2026-09-17T00:00:00Project includes masonry reconstruction of severe delamination and widespread emergent cracking of white cementitious coating on the window surrounds, and spalling brownstone substrate on the west facing (approx. 45 feet long) and south facing (140 feet long) facades. Also observed are cracked brick masonry, deteriorated joint sealant, dislodged window panning and efflorescence. Scope consists of: • Remove and replace all jamb stones with natural limestone or cast stone units following the present toothed pattern on the south and west facades • Remove and replace all cornices and architectural bands with natural limestone or cast stone units following the existing exterior profiles on the south and west facades • Address corroded steel lintels • Replace west portico slate tile roof • Address joint sealant failures Attached is a comprehensive investigative report of the façade condition and recommendations by Superstructures Engineers and Architects dated April 26, 2019.ActivePV791-TNCTheatre for the New City:Roof & Phase 1 HVACCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-31T00:00:00Theater for the New City - Scope of work includes the replacement of the existing HVAC equipment and controls serving the Cino Theater, Scene shop and the theater lobby including the offices.ActivePV957DGRWDeGraw Firehouse RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings1. Initiation2027-01-08T00:00:00This project is to renovate the former 6,000 sf firehouse of Engine Company 204 at 299 DeGraw Street in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn into a permanent home and music school for the non-profit cultural organization Noel Pointer Foundation. School to have private lesson rooms, private offices, music library and gallery, work stations, storage rooms, and recording rooms. Install new elevator, MEP systems, FF&E, and IT/security systems.ActivePV960JSNYJapan Society HVAC UpgradeCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-07-13T00:00:00PV960JSNY - Japan Society HVAC UpgradeActivePVDTA-PH2Downtown Art-70 East 4th ST.RenovationCultural AffairsPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-09-22T00:00:00The project is to renovate the 2nd and 3rd floors of Downtown Art's home at 70 East 4th Street and improve two outdoor spaces. The scope includes: a large rehearsal studio, open office area, new bathroom, new storage, and kitchen, and two outdoor spaces suitable for community gatherings. Renovations include installation of HVAC and sprinklers on the 2nd and 3rd floors, decking for low roof, finishes to walls and ceiling, installation of bathroom, kitchen, and storage areas, installation of a sprung wood floor, and landscaping for adjacent yard.ActivePW195SW280 CENTRE ST. - SIDEWALK REHABILITATIONDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2024-12-06T00:00:00Replace existing concrete sidewalks, landscaping and curbs. Provide new handicap accessibilty to building.ActivePW29310R10 RICHMOND TERRACE - FIRE ALARMDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-08-05T00:00:00Architectural To preserve the distinctive qualities of the monumental spaces, the project design team should include an historic preservation architect who is fully involved in all phases of the project. Fire Suppression Provide a complete sprinkler system for the ground floor and all levels of the building above in compliance with all applicable codes. (The basement already has complete sprinkler coverage.) Concealed piping and heads to be provided at all distinctive ceilings on the ground, first, and second floors. Concealed piping and heads to be provided at all other ceilings where possible. Exposed piping and heads will be permitted in back-of-house locations. Electrical Provide a new, fully addressable, code compliant fire alarm system. Provide an elevator recall system and connect it to the fire alarm system.ActivePW29380FC80 CENTRE ST.- FIRE ALARMS/SPRINKLERSDCASPublic Buildings2. Design2027-09-30T00:00:0080 CENTRE ST.- FIRE ALARMS/SPRINKLERSActivePW348-74FUEL TANK REPLACEMENTDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-04-14T00:00:00The scope of work consists of providing all necessary construction management, design, and r.onstruction services required to perform ail phases of the project: Surveying, tank testing, investigation, design, construction, and construction management for the closure, removal, upgrade, or replacement of petroieum product storage tanks at various City owned sites. This work must comply with all local, state, nnd federal laws nnd regulations governing tanks and associated work. The general scope of work for tank replacement includes: File NYSDEC PBS application; mobilization; securing all required NYC agency approvals & permits; site survey; geophysical survey; drilling for laboratory soil and groundwater samples; crane & rigging; saw cutting; demo & disposal of old tanks, piping, and concrete vaults; dewatering· of excavation; tank bottom sludge removal & disposal; remove/transfer/dispose product; laboratory analysis of soil and groundwater; excavate, remove, dispose incidental contaminated soil; install shoring, new tanks and tan·k sumps, piping, monitoring and leak detection system, overfill protection and alarms, electrical wiring; construction of concrete slabs and block piers; backfill excavation; resurfacing; demobilization; performance of a closeout investigation and the preparation and filing of appropriate reports; obtaining FDNY and DOB closeout documents; preparing "As-built" drawings.ActivePW348-75Replacement/Continuation Contracts for RemediationDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-09-21T00:00:00Replacement/Continuation Contracts for Remediation Of Petroleum Contaminated SitesActivePW348-76Replacement/Continuation Contracts for RemediationDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-08-23T00:00:00Replacement/Continuation Contracts for Remediation Of Petroleum Contaminated SitesActivePW348-81FUEL TANK & SUMP REPLACEMENTS – QUEENSDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-01-22T00:00:00CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONSActivePW348-82FUEL TANK & SUMP REPLACEMENTS – BROOKLYNDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-01-22T00:00:00CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONSActivePW348-83FUEL TANK & SUMP REPLACEMENTS – MANHATTAN/S.I.DCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-01-22T00:00:00CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONSActivePW348-84FUEL TANK & SUMP REPLACEMENTS - BRONXDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-01-22T00:00:00CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONSActivePW357ELEV253 BROADWAY- ELEVATOR MODERNIZATIONDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-11-30T00:00:00The scope of work includes replacement of 5 existing elevators with new passenger cars and installation of new main machine and controls. proper efficient operation and to meet the current Federal ADA requirements, ASME A17.7 Safety code of elevators and local building codes. The machine room is to be renovated with new air conditioning system.ActivePW357EXFRFACADE RESTORATIONDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-08-31T00:00:00Scope – Façade Restoration - Repair of Coping StonesActivePW357FIRE253 Broadway NYC. Fire Alarm RaplacementDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2026-12-31T00:00:00Installation of new building wide fire alarm, sprinkler distribution and BMS system throughout buildingActivePW77102S3City Hall Park - Steps ReconstructionDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-01-17T00:00:00City Hall Park - Steps Reconstruction: Replace deteriorating steps, and stop leakage into basement.ActivePW77198CT198 E161 ST.- COOLING TOWER REPLACEMENTDCASPublic Buildings1. Initiation2027-02-21T00:00:00Replacement of existing cooling tower with (2) cells of 400 ton each. Selective demolition of existing cooling tower and auxiliaries; crane to hoist the tower, rehabilitation of existing dunnage, installation of new cooling tower and provide new heat trace; performing all associated electrical, controls, plumbing and GC work. The new equipment shall be sized based on present and projected future loads including coordination of new requirements for any ongoing projects or projects at design stage.ActivePW77417DA120-55 QUEENS BLVD.- QUEENS DA TRAINING ROOMDCASPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2024-07-25T00:00:00Ineterior renovation of vacated marriage bureau space on basement and first floor levels, including installation of new partitions, electrical, lighting and HVAC system that supports high occupancy areas such as classrooms and waiting room areas.ActivePW77417P2Queens Boro Hall Plaza: 120-55 Queens Blvd. RenovaDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-04-22T00:00:00Repair of all displaced stair treads. level pavement to provide a safe and healthy working environment. Building plaza steps. and entry 's should be code/ADA compliant to prohibit discrimination and ensure equal opportunity (or persons with disabilities.ActivePW77DCALED245 MESEROLE ST. - DCA Test Station Energy EfficieDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2023-02-15T00:00:00245 MESEROLE ST. - DCA TEST STATION REHABILITATIONActivePW77DDCACDDC Data Center UpgradeDepartment of Design and ConstructionPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2023-08-04T00:00:00A/C replacement with (2) new 12-ton split AC systems at the IT Server Room and (1) 3-ton split AC system for the new UPS Room. Scope also includes the installation of a new UPS and associated panels for the IT server equipment in the new UPS room. Work includes ancillary piping, ductwork, electrical and lighting, general construction, and fire alarm components.ActivePW77ELEV120-55 QUEENS BLVD. ELEVATOR MODERNIZATIONDCASPublic Buildings1. Initiation2027-02-19T00:00:00Complete modernization/ replacement of one (1) passenger elevator in the Landmark building including all incidental HVAC, electrical & General Construction work.ActivePW77GLDA2100 GOLD ST.- MIS HVAC UPGRADESDCASPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2019-05-15T00:00:00HVAC equipment to provide proper cooling and ventilation of communication equipment on second floor.ActivePW77GOWANGOWANUS CANAL 1 ST TURNING BASINDCASInfrastructure2. Design2026-09-09T00:00:00GOWANUS CANAL 1ST STREET TURNING BASINActivePW77LYA253 Broadway Landmark's Space RenovationsDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-07-31T00:00:00Renovate 4 floors of the building including upgrading the existing utilities for Landmark Preservation CommissionActiveSANDHW14RECONSTRUCTION OF SOUTH BEACH, STATEN ISLANDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-10-09T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF FATHER CAPODANNO BOULEVARD FROM 200 FEET +/- NORTH EAST OF SEAVIEW AVENUE TO 420 FEET +/- NORTH EAST OF SAND LANE IN SOUTH BEACH, BOROUGH OF STATEN ISLANDActivePWDNJUMBOJUMBOTRON AND INFIELD REPLACEMENTHomeless ServicesPublic Buildings4. Construction2026-06-01T00:00:00The project will consist of two components; the replacement of the infield portion of the running track, and a new center-hung video display. The scope outlined below encompasses the sixth phase of improvements to The Armory and represents the continuation of an ongoing process to upgrade the facility to continue to be a premier venue within New York City.ActivePWDNRIBONArmory LED Ribbon InstallationDCASPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2027-10-28T00:00:00A new updated system will provide a state-of-the art video wall to wrap around most of the Arena. This video wall system will give The Armory the ability to continuously update results and relevant information in real time. This wall may also serve as a live tickerActiveQED1023BREPL. OF TRUNK & DIST. WM IN CYPRESS AVE, QNSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-12-31T00:00:00REPLACEMENT OF TRUNK & DIST. WATER MAINS IN CYPRESS AVENUE, QNSActiveQED1027WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN 222 STREET, QUEENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2029-07-13T00:00:00WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN 222 STREET, QUEENSActiveQED-1051WATER MAIN INSTALLATION IN 61 STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-18T00:00:00Installation of 3,870 LF of water mains along 61st Street between Maspeth Ave and 55th Dr; 56th Ave betwen 61st St and 64th St; 56th Rd btw 61st St and 64th St, Maspeth Ave btw. 61st St and 64th St; Clinton Ave btw. 64th St and Hamilton Pl; Remsen Pl btw. Perry Ave and Hull Ave. Water main replacement is required due to hydrant flow test problems and aging pipes.ActiveQED-1054Distribution Water Main work in Ellwell Crescent from Alderton Street to Carlton Street, as well as other locations listed in Page 3 of attached CPI. Borough of Queens.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-10T00:00:00This project will replace a total of 19,100 linear feet of distribution water main in various locations listed in Page 3 of attached CPI. Borough of Queens. No sewer work is included under this project. Q2014-20 scope is in proximity to MTA subway line along Queens Blvd. Force account may be required.ActiveQED-1055Distribution Water Main work in Jay Avenue between Borden Avenue and 66th Street, as well as other locations listed in Page 3 of the attached CPI. Borough of Queens.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-09-14T00:00:00This project will replace a total of 8,850 linear feet of distrubution water main in various locations listed in Page 3. Borough of Queens. No sewer work is included under this project.ActiveQED-1056Distribution Water Main replacement work in 43rd Avenue between National Street and 104th Street, as well as other locations listed in Page 3 of the attached CPI. Borough of Queens.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2026-07-15T00:00:00This project will replace a total of 14,350 linear feet of distribution water main in various locations listed in Page 3. Borough of Queens. No sewer work is included under this project.ActiveQED1059Install Distribution water mains throughout Queens and/or Bronx as directed by Distribution Engineer.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-16T00:00:00Distribution water main area contract, water main replacement in Queens and/or Bronx, as directed by Distribution Engineer.ActiveRED368DIST. WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS, STATEN IS. & BROOKLYNEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2013-05-11T00:00:00This is an annual contract for furnishing, delivering and installing distribution water main extensions/replacements for new buildings in various locations, Boroughs of Staten Island & BrooklynActiveRED369DISTRIBUTION WM EXTENSION/REPLACEMENTS; NEW BLDGSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2014-05-29T00:00:00This is an annual contract for furnishing, delivering and installing distribution water main extensions/replacements for new buildingsas well as valves and hydrant replacements in various locations, Boroughs of Staten Island & Brooklyn.ActiveRED371DISTRIBUTION WM EXTENSIONS / REPLACEMENTS, SI & BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2015-06-30T00:00:00DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS / REPLACEMENTS, SI & BKActiveRED377DISTRIBUTION WM EXTENSIONS/REPLACEMENTSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-05-23T00:00:00DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS/REPLACEMENTSActiveRED386INSTALLATION OF DISTRIBUTION WATER MAINS, SOUTH AVEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-06-11T00:00:00Installation of distribution water mains and appurtenances in South Avenue between Richmond Terrace and Netherland Avenue, Arlington Place between South Avenue and Arlington Avenue, Cable Way between South Avenue and Dead End, Staten Island.ActiveRED-388INSTALL DIST. WATER MAINS IN BKLYN AND SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-06T00:00:00DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN BROOKLYN AND STATEN ISLANDActiveRED394Install Distribution water mains throughout Brooklyn and Staten Island as directed by Distribution Engineer.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-11-25T00:00:00Distribution water main area contract, water main replacement in Brooklyn and Staten Island, as directed by Distribution Engineer.ActiveRED395ACInstall Distribution water mains throughout Brooklyn and Staten Island as directed by Distribution Engineer.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2025-12-27T00:00:00Distribution water main area contract, water main replacement in Brooklyn and Staten Island, as directed by Distribution Engineer.ActiveREDA001ACCEL DIST. WM REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHAB., SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-09-12T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, SIActiveREDA002ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENTEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-09-10T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, STATEN ISLANDActiveREDA003ACCELERATED DIST WM REPL. & SE REHAB. SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-10T00:00:00ACCELERATED DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT AND SEWER REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT, STATEN ISLANDActiveSANDHW15RECONSTRUCTION OF MIDLAND BEACH, STATEN ISLANDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-08-24T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF FATHER CAPODANNO BLVD. FROM HUNTER AVE. TO CHEROKEE ST. AND FROM SEAVER AVE. TO SLATER BLVD. IN MIDLAND BEACH, STATEN ISLANDActiveREG-HP06Reconstruction of Regulator HP06Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2025-06-12T00:00:00Project REG-HP06 is for the reconstruction of Regulator HP06 . The work shall include, but is not limited to, the following items: 1. Reconstruction of the existing Diversion Chamber (see attachment labeled 'REG-HP06 As-builts'). 2. Reconstruction of the existing Regulator Chamber (see attachment labeled 'REG-HP06 As-builts'). 3. Rehabilitation of the existing Interceptor (scope previously included in PS-312MX) 4. Replacement of existing instrumentation and monitoring systems, as needed (i.e., sensors, probes, conduits, cables, etc.). 5. Restoration of construction areas as needed (i.e., roadways, sidewalks, etc.) 6. Implementation of an approved plan to maintain regulator and interceptor operations during construction. 7. Shop drawings, as-built drawings, and equipment information.ActiveREMPIVRemsen Yard Phase IVEnvironmental ProtectionPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-06-16T00:00:00Modifications to the existing building to achieve OSHA compliance and provide operational improvements to reduce resource consumption by operation staff maintaining the building.ActiveRWM017W. 155th RETAINING WALL-RIVERSIDE TO BROADWAYTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-01-13T00:00:00Retaining Walls Reconstruction/Repair at 4 locations previously under 4 different projects: RWM017: Capital rehabilitation of the concrete retaining wall along west 155th Street (Lower Level). The limits of the project are from Riverside Drive to Broadway, The project also includes combined sewer replacement on W. 155th St. (SEN002176), Borough of Manhattan. RWM013: Capital rehabilitation of the concrete retaining wall along Edgecombe Avenue from West 165th Street to West 168th Street in Manhattan RWM015: Capital Rehabilitation of the Stone Retaining Wall along the left side of Riverside Drive Northbound. The limits of the project are from West 177th Street to West 178th Street. The approximate length of the wall is 200 LF, Manhattan. RWX019: Rehabilitation of the Retaining wall (450 LF) at Macomb Dam Bridge approach to 161 Street , south bound (Behind stairs) including reconstruction of street (470 LF), in the borough of the Bronx.ActiveS136-367Staten Island 1 & 3 Garage Construction & RehabSanitationPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-03-25T00:00:00Construction of new garage to serve Staten Island Districts 1 and 3. Relocate Staten Island District 1 and 3 Garage operations to the newly constructed garage. The existing building containing the Staten Island 3 Garage and Richmond Borough Repair Shop will be rehabilitated, maintaining and expanding the building's use for the Borough Repair Shop and accommodating District 1 and 3 Garage Vehicular Storage Facility for weather sensitive vehicles. Develop site facilities including a 2,000 ton capacity salt shed, a free-standing fueling facility, open-air household waste drop-off area, outdoor DSNY truck and personnel parking and a potential new force main sanitary line to connect to the NYC DEP system.ActiveS136-383KQueens 5/5A Garage HVACSanitationPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-04-27T00:00:00Mechanical HVAC replacement/ upgrade and associated electrical work which includes Fire Alarm.ActiveS136-383NBrkyln District 17/18 Garage: HVAC ReplacementSanitationPublic Buildings4. Construction2024-10-31T00:00:00Rehabilitation includes replacement of the roof and select areas of roof drains and domes, structural work; stiffening of structural steel frame supports for new HVAC equipment, solar panels, and select parapet replacements, including fire alarm system work, and select replacement of building systems. Offices, locker rooms, and bathrooms will be phased and temporarily partitioned to allow for overhead HVAC work.ActiveS136-383SStaten Island 3 Garage - HVAC ReplacementSanitationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-08-14T00:00:00Replacement of roof system and all HVAC equipment with all of mechanical and electrical work associated. Design a new rooftop solar PV (Photovoltaic) system. Provide a new Building Management System. Provide a new Fire Alarm System.ActiveS136-419LOAU Office Expansion at CRSSanitationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-05-31T00:00:00This project consists of interior renovation in multiple locations within DSNY Central Repair Shop (CRS). Work in the Fourth Floor includes modifications to the existing Air handling Unit "AC-2" and duct system that serves the project area, and interior finish work required in conjunction with the ductwork modification. Work on the Fifth Floor consists of a full renovation of the DSNY Operations Assistance Unit (OAU) Office suite including office space, toilet rooms, and an employee breakroom. Work on the Sixth Floor includes a full renovation of the OAU Satellite Office and work in the separate DSNY Queens West Borough Operations Office related to the upgrade of AC-2. Roof level work includes the installation of a new rooftop package unit that will serve the sixth floor OAU Satellite Office and the installation of an exhaust duct termination to serve the fifth floor OAU office breakroom.ActiveS136-423Rehab of Queens District 11/13 Sanitation GarageSanitationPublic Buildings2. Design2027-04-16T00:00:00Extensive structural work, replacement of all building systems (electrical, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, & BMS), architectural renovation of the entire building, and site improvements. Structural scope of work includes: Removing and replacing cellar level slab, and first floor slab along with stiffening first floor framing to minimize deflection to make it usable space for DSNY to park their vehicles. Enlarge and strengthen existing footings to resist the increased design loads. DCAS funded photovoltaic (PV) roof panels. DCAS 80x50 deep energy conservation measures: improved envelope, lighting power reduction, hydronic heating system with condensing boiler, high efficiency pumps and fans, solar thermal water heating. Added Scope of Work: Design of two DSNY Swing Spaces (1) Creedmoor, and (2) BCC Temporary Structure. The swing spaces need to be constructed prior to the Garage rehabilitation construction to start.ActiveS136-436Brooklyn District 6 Sanitation Garage: Rehab.SanitationPublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2026-12-11T00:00:00Replacement of the deteriorating garage slab, along with minor concrete slab work at the Annex. New sanitary drainage lines underneath the garage slab that requires trenching. Minor exterior masonry repair work, Interior renovation work at offices, locker room, and bathrooms. Replacement of Boiler, HVAC system and sprinkler. Added Scope of Work: Swing Space Design including phasing. Start of Construction will be impacted by a separate work under DDC Tanks unit that has not started design; Replacement of Underground Storage Tanks in the Garage.ActiveSANDHWSINON WHEN & WHERE, SI - HURRICANE SANDYTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-08-27T00:00:00NON WHEN & WHERE, STATEN ISLAND - HURRICANE SANDYActiveSANDHWSIBReconstruction of segments of Huguenot and Swaim AvenuesTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2025-08-29T00:00:00Street reconstruction and installation of steel sheet piles on the water side ends of both reconstructed street segments– 2,160 SF at Swaim and 1,800 SF at HuguenotActiveS136-438Rehabilitation of Queens Dist.7 Sanitation GarageSanitationPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-11-17T00:00:00Replacement of sub-slab sanitary drainage system, with new sub-slab sand separator and oil/water separator tanks. This involves trenching through existing slab for new piping, partial slab replacement and surface patching of concrete slab. New raised storm piping hung from garage joists, and storm leaders at west exterior wall. New truck wash equipment and area, new Garage Utility room, bathroom, control room, and spreader room will be built. Existing underground electrical conduits to be replaced with above slab electrical conduits. New convenience outlets and electrical panels also added. Existing house trap to be relocated outside and tied into existing sewer.ActiveS216-401AE91st Marine Transfer StationSanitationPublic Buildings5. Close-Out2018-12-31T00:00:00Scope of Work includes pre-deconstruction environmental remediation of existing transfer station structure. Closure of fuel oil storage tank, removal of building-associated equipment and appurtenances. Removal of containerized chemicals, ACMs, loose paint, bird excrement & environmental waste transportation and disposition. Deconstruction of existing transfer station structures and disposition. Dredging in area of new transfer station. Construction of new underground utility system & foundation. Construction of new transfer station. Construction and installation of new gantry crane, & new container transport system. Location of Work: East 91st Street at the foor of East 91st Street between Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive and East RiverActiveS216-415A2West 59th St. MTS - Project 2SanitationPublic Buildings4. Construction2023-06-30T00:00:00Project 2 Scope: Refurbishment of the existing pier buildling including: repair of existing pier structure including pile caps and fendering; construction of new emergency generator, electrical, mechanical, fire pump and fire valve rooms; new exit passageway construction and existing exit passageway refurbishment; re-arrangement and refurbishment of the Operations Building interiors; replacement of fire suppression system throughout the entire pier structure; mechanical, electrical and plumbing system upgrades; refurbishment and painting the existing pier interior steel framing and wall/roof surfaces; recoating the structure's exterior cladding systems including metal wall and roof panel system and translucent panel wall cladding system.ActiveSAND1048SUNSET PARK NORTH BK WATERFRONT GREENWAYTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-30T00:00:00This project will construct a two-way, grade-separated greenway path along 29th Street between the Gowanus Expressway (3rd Avenue) and 2nd Avenue and on 2nd Avenue from 29th street to the railway tracks North of 39th street, in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The 39th Street intersection will be designed and reconstructed by NYC EDC. The project will provide safer access to parks and recreational spaces along the waterfront, encourage healthy lifestyles by promoting the use of non-motorized forms of transportation, and stimulate economic development by providing connections to employment centers in the Sunset Park, Gowanus, Red Hook and Downtown Brooklyn neighborhoods. The project will bring the streets to a state of good repair and incorporate any necessary hazard mitigation measures into the design (including green infrastructure and infrastructure hardening) to provide long-term climate resiliency. Additional improvements such a concrete curb extensions will shorten crossing distances to enhance pedestrian safety at key intersections. A total of $10,411,000 is funded for this project. The project will be funded with FEMA and HUD CDBG-DR funding. The FEMA grant is currently approved under Pre-Award Authorization. FEMA grants have not yet reached obligation but require 10% local (Mayoral) matching funds. Federal funds (FEMA) may be used for final design, construction and supervision. $800,000 is funded in FY18 for design, $8,021,000 in FY19 for construction, and $1,590,000 in FY19 for REI. Please see the enclosed CPI for additional details.ActiveSAND349F2FHWA FUNDED CONTRACT RESURFACINGTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-03-26T00:00:00Resurfacing, pavement improvements and general repairs contract to rehabilitate Hurricane Sandy related damaged streets citywide.ActiveSAND350FMRESURFACING PHASE 2B FEMA FUNDEDTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-11-03T00:00:00Resurfacing, pavement improvements and general repairs to rehabilitate Hurricane Sandy related damaged streets citywide.ActiveSANDBHFWCONSTRUCTION OF A FLOOD PROTECTION SYSTEM FROM EAST 25TH ST TO EAST 30TH ST ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF MANHATTANHealth & Hospitals Corporation (HHC)Infrastructure2. Design2028-10-19T00:00:00Develop a community flood wall along the FDR East River Drive. When constructed this wall will run from 26th Street to 30th Street, and tie into the Eastside Coastal Resiliency (ESCR) community floodwall efforts. This East Side Drive mitigation strategy will be protecting Bellevue’s campus to a 500-year Stillwater elevation, with 2080 sea-rise adjustments and 500 year wave conditions. When designing the community flood wall, vehicular and pedestrian flood gates at the North and South alignments, as well as drainage management concepts incorporating interceptor gates, regulator chambers, and storage containment are to be considered.ActiveSANDBOMBBOMB SQUAD BUILDING RECONSTRUCTIONPolicePublic Buildings3. Construction Procurement2024-09-30T00:00:00Building new building to house Bomb Squad training and offices, vehicle storage and supply storage. Grading and landscaping to protect buildings from Long Island Sound flooding.ActiveSANDELEC4electrical system replacement at 60th PrecinctPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2022-10-10T00:00:00Replacement of electrical system and generator at Coney Island Precinct that was flooded during Superstorm Sandy. Work includes providing temporary power to precinct while permanent system is being designed and installed. This work will be done via an emergency declaration.ActiveSANDELEC5electrical system replacement at the 100th PrecictPolicePublic Buildings5. Close-Out2021-10-13T00:00:00Replacement of electrical system and generator at Rockaway Queens Precinct that was flooded during Superstorm Sandy. Work includes providing temporary power to precinct while permanent system is being designed and installed. This work will be done via an emergency declaration.ActiveSANDELEC8ERIE BASIN TOW POUND ELECTRICAL (SANDY)PolicePublic Buildings4. Construction2023-11-30T00:00:00Restoration and installation of the new electrical power at NYPD's tow pound facility in Red Hook due to flooding during Sandy.ActiveSANDHW06RECONSTRUCTION OF VESTRY STREET, MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-30T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF VESTRY STREET, MANHATTANActiveSANDHW08RECONSTRUCTION OF FRONT STREET, MANHATTANTransportationInfrastructure4. Construction2023-10-13T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF FRONT STREET, MANHATTANActiveSANDHW12RECONSTRUCTION OF EDGMERE, QUEENSTransportationInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-10-05T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF EDGMERE, QUEENSActiveSANDRDHKRED HOOK INTEGRATED FLOOD PROTECTION SYSTEMTransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-04-30T00:00:00Reconstruction of Beard Street in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, including raising the streets, reconstruction of roadway, curbs and sidewalk, and installing a new bulkhead and floodwall along the waterfront. The reconstruction/raising for Beard Street will cover two blocks (Van Brunt St. to Dwight St).ActiveSANDRESM1Coastal Resiliency Area 1 - East 23rd St. to MontgParks & RecreationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-08-12T00:00:00Coastal Resiliency Area 1 - East 23rd St. to Montgomery St., ManhattanActiveSANDRESM-1Coastal Resiliency Area 1 - East 23rd St. to MontgParks & RecreationInfrastructure4. Construction2026-08-15T00:00:00Coastal Resiliency Area 1 - East 23rd St. to Montgomery St., ManhattanActiveSANDRESM2Coastal Resiliency – Project Area 2Parks & RecreationInfrastructure4. Construction2024-10-13T00:00:00Coastal Resiliency – Project Area 2ActiveSANDRESPCCoastal Resiliency -- Parallel ConveyancesParks & RecreationInfrastructure4. Construction2026-09-11T00:00:00Coastal Resiliency -- Parallel ConveyancesActiveSANDTWOBRCITYWIDE RESILENCY MEASURES-Lower Manhattan Two BridgesMayors Office of Resiliency (MOR)Infrastructure4. Construction2026-10-22T00:00:00This project is an integrated coastal protection initiative aimed at reducing flood risk due to coastal storms and sea-level rise in Lower Manhattan. BMCR will explore a variety of infrastructure typologies in order to develop a comprehensive flood barrier system throughout the project study area. The total project spans approximately 3.5 miles along the Lower Manhattan coast from Montgomery Street on the east, around the Manhattan tip, to the northern end of Battery Park City. BMCR intends to build the physical, social, and economic resiliency of the area by integrating flood protection into the community fabric while improving access to the waterfront and enhancing public spaces. The Two Bridges portion of the project spans approximately 0.82 (4,330FT) miles from Montgomery Street to the Brooklyn Bridge. The BMCR project will improve Two Bridges resiliency through built infrastructure while also capitalizing on opportunities to create a better public environment for the neighborhood. Community enhancement is a fundamental element/goal of this project, and the design will prioritize project concepts and infrastructure typologies that are implementable, while identifying opportunities for public amenities and view shed preservation. This goal will be realized by using a combination of flood walls, roller and swing gates, and deployable flood (Flip-Up) barriers, including tie-ins to the existing flood plain boundary. A concentration of Flip-Up Barriers along the East River Esplanade will preserve the existing character, view corridor, and pedestrian and vehicular navigability of an important and heavily utilized waterfront public space.ActiveSANDY4-50Rockaway Operational HeadquartersParks & RecreationPublic Buildings4. Construction2025-08-11T00:00:00The new facility will consist of tempered space including new elevated shop space for maintenance activities, and elevated and ground level storage. There will also be elevated office space, locker rooms and bathrooms. A vehicular ramp, freight elevator, and possible loading dock are required. The yard will also be reconstructed. The existing fuel station will be upgraded.ActiveSE798STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN ROBINSON AVENUEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-10-15T00:00:00Construction of storm sewers and water main in: 1. Wiman Avenue between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson Drive 2. Goodail Street between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson Drive 3. Glover Street between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson Drive 4. Heinz Avenue between Hyland Blvd and Highland Lane 5. Highland Lane between Heinz Avenue and Point Street 6. Point Street between Highland Lane and Tennyson Drive 7. Walnut Avenue between Hyland Blvd and Highland Lane 8. Hyland Blvd between Wiman Avenue and Robinson Avenue 9. Robinson Avenue between Hyland Blvd U.S. Bulkhead Lane 10. Tennynson Drive between Wiman Avenue and Amstrong Avenue 11. Tennynson Drive between Seacrest Avenue and Robinson Avenue 12. Littlefield Avenue between Hylan Blvd and Tennynson Drive Sanitary sewer (Extension) in: 1. Robinson Avenue between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson Drive 2. Hylan Blvd Heinz Avenue and Walnut Avenue 3. Walnut Avenue between Hyland Blvd and Highland Lane Sanitary Sewer (Replacement) in: 1. Hyland Blvd between Wiman Avenue and Heinz Avenue 2. Wiman Avenue Sweetwater Road and Tennynson Drive 3. Goodail Street between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson Drive 4. Glover Street between Hyland Blvd and Tennyson DriveActiveSE803SANITARY & STRM SEWER IN RAMBLE ROADEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-18T00:00:00Installation of Sanitary & Storm sewers in the following streets: STORM SEWER 1 - Ramble Road b/t Amboy Road and Dent Road. 2 - Hillside Ave b/t Amboy Road and Rustic Place. 3 - Cleveland Avenue b/t Locust Place and Grandview Terrace. 4 - Brown Avenue b/t Amboy Road and Locust Place. 5 - Nelson Avenue b/t Amboy Road and Rustic Place. 6 - Amboy Road b/t Hillside Terrace and Acacia Avenue. 7 - Adrienne Place b/t Ramble Road and Hillside Terrace. 8 - Locust Place b/t Hillside Terrace and Nelson Avenue. 9 - Rustic Place b/t Hillside Terrace and Nelson Avenue. 10 - Grandview Terrace b/t Hillside Terrace and Nelson Avenue. 11 - Clovis Road b/t Adrienne Place and Dead End. 12 - Acacia Avenue b/t Amboy Road and Dead End. 13 - Easement (exist) b/t Brown Avenue and Hillside Terrace near Amboy Road. 14 - Monticello Terrace b/t Nelson Avenue and Cleveland Avenue.ActiveSE807STM & SAN SEWERS IN 20 AVE B/T126 ST & US BULKHEADEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-19T00:00:00The Scope is to provide residents of this area with drainage plan storm sewer. And to disconnect catch basins connected to the existing sanitary sewer going into the regulator R-5 and provide storm sewers to catch the storm flow going in to the existing sewers. Project Limits for Storm Sewer Extension: STORM SEWER (EXTENSION) IN: 1. 12th Avenue between Beach Street and 119th Street; 2. 12th Avenue between 117th Street and 118th Street; 3. 1th Avenue betwee120th Street and 119th Street; 4. 14th Road between 1215t Street and 120th Street; 5. 14th Road between 1151h Street an117th Street; 6. 15th Avenue betwee114th Street and 120th Street; 7. 14th Avenue between Beach Street and College Point Blvd; 8. 14th Avenue between I 24th Street and College Point Blvd; 9. 15th Avenue between 125th Street and 123rd Street; 10. 18th Avenue between 127th Street and 120th Street; 11. 20th Avenue between 1 26th Street and U.S. Bulkhead Line; 12. 117th Street between 11th Avenue and 15th Avenue; 13. 118th Street between 12th Avenue and 15th Avenue; 14. 1191h Street between 12'h Avenue and 14'h Road; 15. 120th Street between 14th Avenue and 15th Avenue; 16. 121" Streetbetween14th Avenueandl4th Road; 17. 120th Street between 18th Avenue and 22nd Avenue; 18. College Point Blvd between 12th Avenue and 20th Avenue; 19. 123rd Street between 14th Avenue and 20th Avenue; 20. 127th Street between 15th Avenue and 20th Avenue; 21. I 26th Street between n2"d Avenue and 20m Avenue; 22.125th Street between 22nd Avenue and 20th Avenue; 23. 1241h Street between 21st Avenue and 20th Avenue; 24. 12r'd Street between 131h Avenue and 14th Avenue; 25. 13r'd Street between 151h Avenue and 20th Avenue; 26. College Point Blvd between 21st Avenue and 20th Avenue; 27. 14th Road between 118th Street and !19th street; 28. !16th Street between 14th Avenue and 14th Rod; 29. 119th Street between 15th Avenue and 22"d Avenue; 30. !21st Street between 18th Avenue and 22"d Avenue; 31. 124th Street between 15th Avenue and 20th Avenue; 32. !25th Street between 15th Avenue and 20th Avenue; 33. 1261h Street betwee 15thAvenue and 20th Avenue; 34. 123'd Street between 20th Avenue and 21st Avenue; 35. 123rd Street between 13th Avenue and 14th Avenue; INTENT: To provide residents of this area with drainage plan storm sewer. To disconnect catch basins connected to the existing sanitary sewer going in to the regulator R-5 and provide storm sewers to catch the storm flow going in to the existing sewers. Sanitary Sewer(Replacement) Project Limit: Scope: To provide residents of this area with drainage plan saintary sewer 1. 12th Avenue between 119th Street and 117th Street; 2. 114th Road between 118th Street and 115th Street; 3. 114th Road between ll5th Street and 120th Street; 4. 15th Avenue between 114th Street and I 19th Street; 5. 18th Avenue between 127th Street and 119thStreet; 6. 20th Avenue between College Point Blvd and 119th Street; 7. 115th Street between 14th Avenue and 14th Road; 8. 117tb Street between 1Oth Avenue and 15th Avenue; 9. 118th Street between 14th Road and 151Avenue; 10. I 20th Street between Boker Ct. and 14th Avenue; 11. 121st Street between 14th Avenue and 14th Road; 12. 119th Street between 22"d Avenue and 15th Avenue; 13. 1201h Street between 22"d Avenue and 18th Avenue; 14. 121st Street between 22"d Avenue and 18th Avenue; 15.123'd Street between 14th Avenue and 18th Avenue; 16.124th Street between 20th Avenue and 18th Avenue; 17. 126th Street between 22"d Avenue and 20th Avenue; 18.18th Avenue between 128th Street and 1291 Street; 19. College Point Boulevard between 12th Avenue and 13th Avenue; 20. College Point Boulevard between 13th Avenue and 14th Avenue; 21. 1191h Street between 911> Avenue and 12th Avenue; 22. 120'h Street between !12th Avenue and 9'h Road; 23. 120'h Street between BoActiveSECBRKR03INSTALL NEW CATCH BASINS & RECON, BROOKLYN & SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-11-09T00:00:00INSTALLING NEW CATCH BASINS AND RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING COLLAPSED CATCH BASINS IN BROOKLYN AND STATEN ISLANDActiveSE810STM & SAN SWR, WILLET PT BLVD WHITESTONE AREA, PH2Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-05-31T00:00:00The intent is to install Storm sewers, Sanitary sewers, & Water mains in Whitestone Area. Project Limits (Storm): 1. Willet Point Boulevard between 149 street & 146 St 2. 23rd Ave bet 147 St & Lee St 3. 22nd Ave bet Ryan Court & 146 St 4. 21st Ave bet 147 St & 146th St 5. 20th Rd bet 147 ST & 146th St 6. 20th Ave bet 147 ST & 146th St 7. 22nd Ave bet Lee St & Parsons Blvd 8. 25th Rd bet 144th Place and 147th St 9. 25th Dr bet 148th St & Parsons Blvd 10. 26th Ave bet Union St & Parsons Blvd 11. 26th Ave bet Parsons Blvd and 147 St 12. 27th Ave bet 149 St & 147 ST 13. 27 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & 147 St 14. 26 Ave bet 149 St & 147 St 15. 28 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & 147 St 15. 28 Ave bet 149 St & 147 St 16. 29 Ave bet 146 St & Parsons Blvd 17. 29 Ave bet 147 St & 146 St 18. 29 Ave bet 149 St & 147 St 19. 147 St bet 20 Rd & 23 Ave 20. Ryan Court bet 22 Ave & 23 Ave 21. 146 St bet 20 Ave & Willets Point Blvd 22. 24 Ave bet 147 Ave & 146 St 23. Lee St bet 23 Ave and 22 Ave 24. Parsons Blvd bet 22 Ave & Willets Pt Blvd (25th Ave) 25. Parsons Blvd bet 29 Ave & Willets Pt Blvd (25 Ave) 26. 146 St bet 29 Ave & 25 Rd 27. 147 St bet 29 Ave 25 Dr 28. 147 St bet 24 Ave & Willets Point Blvd (25 Ave) 29. 148 St bet 25 Dr & Willets Point Blvd (25 Ave) 30. 149 St bet 25 Dr & Willets Pt Blvd (25 Ave) 31. 25 Ave bet 146 St & Parsons Blvd ************************************************ Project Limits (Sanitary): 1. Willets Pt Blvd (25 Ave) bet 146 St & Parsons Blvd 2. 25 Dr bet 146 st & Parsons Blvd 3. Parsons Blvd bet 25 Dr & Willets Pt Blvd (25 Ave) 4. 26 Ave bet Union St & Parsons Blvd ************************************************ Project Limits (Water main): 1. 28 Ave bet Willets Blvd & 21 Ave 2. Lee Ct bet 23 Ave & 22 Ave 3. 146 St bet Willets Blvd & 21 Ave 4. Ryan Ct bet 23 Ave & 22 Ave 5. 147 St bet Willets Blvd & 20 Ave 6. Willets Blvd bet Parsons & 149 St 7. 24 Ave bet Parsons & 147 St 8. 23 Ave bet 146 St & 147 St 9. 22 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & Lee Ct 10. 22 Ave bet 146 St & 147 St 11. 21 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & 147 St 12. 20 Ave bet 146 St & 147 StActiveSE811STM & SAN SWR, N.B. WHITESTONE EXPWY SERV RD, PH 3Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-08-21T00:00:00The intent is to install Storm sewers, Sanitary sewers, & Water mains in Whitestone Area Project Limits (Storm): 1. N.B. Whitestone Expy Ser. Rd bet 15 Ave & 25 Ave 2. 144 Pl bet 13 Ave & 15 Ave 3. 144 St bet 15 Ave & 20 Ave 4. Parsons Blvd bet 17 Ave & 22 Ave 5. 13 Ave bet 147 St & 144 Pl 6. 147 St bet 14 Ave & 13 Ave 7. 146 Pl bet 14 Ave & 13 Ave 8. 146 St bet 14 Ave & 13 Ave 9. 145 Pl bet 13 Rd & 13 Ave 10. Parsons Blvd bet 13 Rd & 144 Pl 11. 14 Ave bet 145 Pl & 144 Pl 12. 15 Ave bet 146 St & 144 Pl 13. 146 St bet 14 Ave & 15 Ave 14. Parsons Blvd bet 14 Ave & 17 Ave 15. 17 Ave bet 145 Pl & Parsons Blvd 16. 19 Ave bet 147 St & Parsons Blvd 17. 20 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & N.B. Whitestone Expy ser Rd 18. 20th Ave bet Parsons Blvd & 146 St 20. 21 Ave bet N.B. Whitestone Expy ser Rd & 146 St 21. 22 Rd bet 144 St & N.B. Whitestone Expy Ser Rd 22. 143 Rd bet 25 Ave & 22 Rd 23. 21 Rd bet 144 st & N.B. Whitestone Expy Service Rd 24. 22 Av bet 144 St & N.B. Whitestone Expy Service Rd *********************************************** Project limits (Sanitary): 1. 20 Ave bet 146 St & Parsons Blvd ************************************************ Project Limits (Water main): 1. 143 St intersection of 22 Rd 2. 144 St int. of 22 Rd 3. 22 Rd bet Whitestone Expy & Parsons Blvd 4. 22 Ave bet Whitestone Expy & Parsons Blvd 5. 20 Ave bet 144 St & Parsons Blvd 6. 19 Ave bet Parsons Blvd & 147 St 7. Parsons Blvd bet 21 Ave & 18 Ave 8. 15 Ave bet 144 Pl & Parsons Blvd 9. 15 Ave int. of 146 St 10. 144 Pl bet 14 Ave & 15 Ave 11. E Ser Rd bet 13 Ave & 14 Ave 12. 145 Pl bet 13 Ave & 13 Rd 13. 145 Pl bet 14 Ave & 17 Ave 14. 13 Rd bet Parsons Blvd & 145 Pl 15. 146 St bet 15 Ave & 13 Ave 16. 146 Pl bet 13 Ave & 15 Ave 17. 147 St bet 13 Ave & 15 Ave 18. 13 Ave bet 145 Pl & 147 StActiveSE812SAN & STM SEWERS IN PAGE AVENUE (HWR00509)Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-15T00:00:00Sanitary and storm sewer in Page Avenue bet. Amboy Road and Estella Place, etc..ActiveSE818SANITARY AND STORM SEWER IN SHELDON AVENUEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-06-06T00:00:00OVERLAPS WITH WOODROW ROAD PROJECT – HWR890 Construction of sanitary and storm sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: (1) Woodrow Road between Powell Street and Belfield Avenue; (2) Powell Street between Woodrow Road and Sinclair Avenue; (3) Walker Place between Woodrow Road and Sinclair Avenue; (4) Huguenot Avenue between Rensselaer Avenue and Shift Place; (5) Boulder Street between Woodrow Road and Castor Place; (6) Castor Place between Huguenot Avenue and Anaconda Street; (7) Anaconda Street between Delmar Avenue and Sperry Place; (8) Sperry Place between Anaconda Street and Ballard Avenue; (9) Ballard Avenue between Woodrow Road and Sperry Place; (10) Delmar Avenue between Woodrow Road and Sperry Place; (11) Delmar Avenue between Rensselaer Avenue and Woodrow Road; (12) Everton Avenue between Woodrow Road and Rosedale Avenue; (13) Nippon Avenue between Rensselaer Avenue and Woodrow Road; (14) Crown Avenue between Nippon Avenue and Belfield Avenue; (15) Crown Place between Crown Avenue and Cul-de-Sac Dead End (North); (16) Vineland Avenue between Huguenot Avenue and Heenan Avenue; (17) Stafford Avenue between Huguenot Avenue and Heenan Avenue; (18) Heenan Avenue between Stafford Avenue and D/E (South); (19) Sinclair Avenue between Ellsworth Avenue and D/E (East of Delmar Avenue); (20) Sheldon Avenue between Powell Street and D/E (East of Delmar Avenue); (21) Along the Sewer Easement East of Delmar Avenue to Rensselaer Avenue; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island. In addition, Best Management Practice Structure (BMP SB-1) will be built under this project, which will serve as Storm Sewer Outlet.ActiveSE823STORM & COMBINED SEWERS IN 229 STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-04-28T00:00:00STORM SEWER: 1. 230th Place between 144th Avenue and 148th Avenue. 2. 147th Avenuw between 230th Place and 227th Street. 3. 227th Street between 146th Avenue and 149th Avenue. 4. 149th Avenue between 279th Street and 225th Street. 5. 147th Avenue between 229th Street and 227th Street. 6. 147th Avenue between 229th Street and 228th Street. 7. 230th Street between 148th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 8. 229th Street between 148th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 9. 228th Street between 148th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 10. 227th Sterrt between 147th Avenue and 149th Avenue. 11. 149th Avenue between 225th Street and 226th Avenue. 12. 149th Avenue between 228th Street and 227th Street. 13. 229th Street between 145th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 14. 145th Avenue between 230th Place and 226th Street. 15. 230th Street between 146th Avenue and 145th Avenue. 16. 228th Street between 145th Road and 144th Avenue. 17. 227th Street between 145th Avenue and 144th Avenue. SANITARY SEWER: 1. 227th Street between 148th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 2. 227th Street between 148th Avenue and 147th Avenue. 3. 147th Avenue between 227th Street and 228th Street. 4. 145th Avenue between 230th Place and 229th Street. 5. 230th Place between 145th Avenue and 144th Avenue. COMBINED SEWER: 1, 230th Place between 144th Avenue and 145th Avenue. 2. 145th Avenue between 230th Place and 229th Street. 3. 229th Street between 145th Avenue and 147th Avenue. WATER MAIN: 1. 228th Steeet between 147th Avenue and 148th Avenue. 2. 229th Street between 147th Avenue and 145th Avenue. 3. 230th Place between 147th Avenue and 144th Avenue. 4. 230th Street between 148th Street and 147th Street. 5. Intersection 146th Avenue and 229th Street. 6. Intersection 146th Street and 230th Place.ActiveSE-842A1STORM SEWER OUTLET IN 224TH STEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-07-31T00:00:00INSTALLATION OF STORM SEWER BETWEEN THE INTERSECTION OF 224TH ST AND 149TH AVE AND THE EXISTING JUNCTION CHAMBER SOUTH OF ROCKAWAY BLVD. THE PROPOSED STORM SEWER WILL CONNECT TO A CHAMBER WITH AN EXISTING OUTLET INTO THURSTON BASIN.ActiveSEK002376COMBINED SEWER REPLACEMENT IN PRESIDENT STREET, BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-21T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER REPLACEMENT IN PRESIDENT STREET, BKActiveSEK002377SANITARY SEWERS & WM IN E 72ND ST, AVE L & ROYCEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-03-31T00:00:00SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN EAST 72ND ST BETWEEN AVENUE L AND ROYCE PLACE., BOROUGH OF BROOKLYNActiveSE848STRM & SAN SEWERS, WM WORK IN BAISLEY BLVDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-11-15T00:00:00Storm extensions, catch basins, sanitary replacements and water main work in Baisley Boulevard, Guy R. Brewer Boulevard and N. Conduit Avenue area, together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Queens. Storm Sewer in: 1) Cranston St between 133 Ave and 135 Ave 2) 134 Ave between Rockaway Blvd and 151 P1 3)151 Place between 134 Ave and N. Conduit Ave 4) 153 St between Baisley Blvd and 132 Ave 5) 154 St between 129 Ave and 134 Ave 6) 155 St between 132 Ave and 134 Ave 7) 156 St between 132 Ave and 140 Ave 8) 159 St between Dead End and 140 Ave 9) 160 St between 133 Ave and 140 Ave 10) 161 St between 137 Ave and 140 Ave 11) 129 Ave between 154 St and 155 St 12) 132 Ave between 153 St and 154 St 13) 134 Ave between Rockaway Blvd and 160 St 14) 137 Ave between 160 St and Guy R Brewer Blvd 151 P1 Intent: To alleviate the flooding and ponding problems in the area. Sanitary Sewer in: 1) Guy R Brewer Blvd between Baisley Blvd and 129 Ave 2) 129 Ave between Guy R Brewer Blvd and 158 St 3) 158 St between 129 Ave and 132 Ave 4) 132 Ave between 156 St and 158 St 5) 156 St between 134 Ave and 140 Ave Intent: To correct back-pitched segments of existing pipes and alleviate surcharging in the sanitary sewer trunk line. WM-1 in: 1) Guy R Brewer Blvd between 122 Ave and 130 Ave 2) Guy R Brewer Blvd between 134 Ave and 137 Ave 3) Baisley Blvd between Guy R Brewer Blvd and Smith Street 4) 160 St between 134 Ave and 140 Ave 5) 159 St between 134 Ave and 140 Ave 6) 156 St between 132 Ave and 134 Ave 7) 153 St between Baisley Blvd and 132 Ave 8) 132 Ave between 156 St and 157 St 9) 134 Ave between 151 P1 and 156 St 10) 134 Ave between 157 St and Guy R Brewer Blvd Intent: To replace old, unlined and undersized east iron water main and to connect dead ends which will improve water quality within the project limits.ActiveSE851HLSS - FRESH CREEK, PHASE 1AEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-15T00:00:00Installations of H.L.S.S., Storm, Sanitary & Combined Sewers and Water Main work in Fresh Creek Basin Area, E 108th Street between Flatlands Ave and Outfall at Ave K, 26th Wards, Brooklyn. H.L.S.S. in 1. E 108th, E 107th, E 106th, E106th, E 104th E 103rd, E 102nd, E 101 St, E 99th and E 98th Streets, between Ave J and Flatlands Ave 2. E 100th St between Ave J and Conklin Ave 3. Ave J between E 98th and E 10Sth St 4. Flatlands Ave between E 98th and E 108th St 5. Conklin Ave between E 98th St and E 100th St Storm Sewers in 1. E 108th St between Ave J and Ave K 2. E 100th St between Conklin Ave and Glenwood Rd 3. Flatlands 1st Street between E 105th St and E 108th St 4. Flatlands 2nd Street between E 105th St and E 108 St 5. Ave K, along sewer easement from E 108 St to outfall Sanitary Sewers in E 108th St between Ave K and Ave J Combined Sewers in E 108th St between Ave J and Flatlands Ave WM-l in 1. E 98th St between Ave J and Flatlands Ave 2. E 99th St between Ave J and Flatlands AveActiveSE853HLSS - FRESH CREEK, PHASE 2AEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-03T00:00:00Installation of H.L.S.S, storm, combined and sanitary sewers, and water main work in Fresh Creek Basin area, Louisiana Ave between Stanley Ave and Flatland Ave, etc., 26th Ward, Borough of Brooklyn. H.L.S.S in: 1. Williams Ave between Flatlands Ave and Outfall at Fresh Creek Basin 2. Flatlands Ave between E. 108 St and Alabama Ave 3. Cozine Ave between Williams Ave and Alabama Ave 4. Stanley Ave between Anna Ct and Louisiana Ave 5. Louisiana Ave between Stanley Ave and Wortman Ave 6. Malta Ave between Wortman Ave and Flatlands Ave 7. Alabama Ave between Cozine Ave and Flatlands Ave Storm Sewers in: 1. Louisiana Ave between Wortman Ave and Flatlands Ave 2. Stanley Ave between Louisiana and Malta Avenues 3. Malta Ave between Dewitt Ave and Stanley Ave 4. Malta Ave between Wortman Ave and Cozine Ave Combined Sewers in: 1. Louisiana Ave between Stanley Ave and Wortman Ave 2. Alabama Ave between Cozine Ave and Flatlands Ave Sanitary Sewers in: 1. Stanley Ave between Williams Ave and Malta Ave Water Main in: 1. Alabama Ave between Wortman Ave and Cozine AveActiveSE855HLSS - FRESH CREEK BASIN, PHASE 2BEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-10-30T00:00:00Installation of H.L.S.S, storm, combined and sanitary sewers, and water main work in Fresh Creek Basin area, Farragut Rd between E. 102nd Street and E. 108th Street, etc., 26th Ward, Borough of Brooklyn. H.L.S.S. in: 1. Glenwood Rd between E. 98th Street and Williams Ave 2. Farragut Rd between E. 102nd Street and E. 108th Street 3. E. 102nd Street between Glenwood Rd and Flatlands Ave 4. E. 103 Rd Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Ave 5. E. 104th Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Avenue 6. E. 105th Street Dead End North of Farragut Rd and Glenwood Rd 7. E. 108th Street between Stanley Ave and Farragut Rd 8. Stanley Ave between E. 108th Street and Hinsdale Street Storm Sewers in: 1. E. 102nd Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Rd 2. E. 105th Street between Glenwood Rd and Flatlands Ave 3. E. E. 108th street between Farragut Rd and Flatlands Ave Combined Sewers in: 1. Glenwood Rd between E. 98th Street and E. 99th Street 2. E. 102nd Street between Farragut Rd and Flatlands Ave 3. E. 103rd Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Rd 4. E. 104th Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Rd 5. E. 105th Street between Farragut Rd and Glenwood Rd 6. E. 108th Street between Stanley Ave and Farragut Rd 7. Stanley Ave between E. 108th Street and Williams Ave Water Main in: 1. Glenwood Rd between Rockaway Parkway and E. 108th Street 2. Intersections along Glenwood Ave from E. 98th Street to E. 105th Street 3. E. 98th between Rd and Conklin Ave 4. Turnbull Ave between E. 107th Street and E. 108th StreetActiveSE859COMBINED SEWER IN 70TH STREET, QUEENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-08-10T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER IN 70TH STREET, QUEENSActiveSE860COMBINED SEWER AND WM WORK IN 71 STREET, QUEENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-08-21T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER REPLACEMENT AND WATER MAIN WORK IN 71 STREET, QUEENSActiveSE-862STORM SANITARY SEWER REPL SPRINGFIELD GARDENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-08-21T00:00:00SPRINGFIELD GARDENS RECONSTRUCTION PHASE 5; STORM AND SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS AND UPGRADES AND WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN 146TH AVENUE BETWEEN 153RD PLACE AND 159TH STREET, ETC, BOROUGH OF QUEENS (HWQ662G)ActiveSE-885150TH ST SPINE PHASE 1 STORM SEWER AT BERGEN BASINEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-10-21T00:00:00SOUTHEAST QUEENS 150TH STREET SPINE, PHASE 1. TRUNK STORM SEWER AND OUTFALL AT BERGEN BASIN FOR THE 150TH STREET TRUNK SEWER WHICH SHARES AN OUTFALL WITH THE GUY R BREWER TRUNK SEWER.ActiveSE-885A150 ST SPINE: PHASE II TRUNK SEWER AT BERGEN BASINEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2029-06-19T00:00:00Southeast Queens 150th Street Spine, Phase II - Installation of a new double barrel trunk storm sewer that will run through JFK airport; approximately 1,000 feet east of Bergen Basin, to the north side of the Belt Parkway at Inwood Street and 150th StreetActiveSE885AVWE150th Street Spine: Phase II - DOT Van Wyck Expressway - Trunk Combined SewerEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2025-04-14T00:00:00This trunk sewer project is part of Phase II of the 150th Street spine sewer series and will be built by New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) in conjunction with their Van Wyck Expressway (VWE) Phase 3 project.ActiveSE-889NEW STORM SEWER N CONDUIT AV-BAISLEY BLVDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-11-30T00:00:00Storm, Sanitary and Water Mains work in North Conduit between Baisley Blvd and Guy Brewer Blvd, South QueensActiveSEBLQX01RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING SEWERS, BRONXEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2025-06-27T00:00:00Reconstruction of Existing Sewers from Backlog. Queens and BronxActiveSEK002380COMBINED SEWER AND CHAMBERS IN 7TH STREET, BKEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-10T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER AND CHAMBERS IN 7TH STREET, BKActiveSEK002383PACIFIC PARK PROJECT PHASE IIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2025-09-25T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER INSTALLATION AND WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN DEAN STREET BETWEEN 6TH AVENUE AND VANDERBILT AVENUE, ETC. PROJECT IS PART OF THE SECOND PHASE PACIFIC PARK PROJECT IN ATLANTIC TERMINAL AREA.ActiveSEK002386REPLACE COMBINED SEWER & WM PARK PL & UNDERHILL AVEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-25T00:00:00REPLACEMENT OF COMBINED SEWER, BULKHEADING OF EXISTING SEWERS AND WATER MAIN WORK IN PARK PLACE BETWEEN UNDERHILL AVE & FLATBUSH AVE, AND OTHER LOCATIONS.ActiveSEK20065HIGH LEVEL STM SEWERS IN GOWANUS CANAL AREA - PH IEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-11-22T00:00:00High Level Storm Sewer installation and Water Main replacement in Gowanus Canal Phase I in the Borough of Brooklyn, including 6 sewer chamber and a outfall. New High Level storm sewer In: 1-3rd Ave. b/t Carroll St. and Douglass st. 2-Carroll St. b/t 4th Ave. and Gowanus Canal 3-Denton Pl. b/t 1st Pl and Carroll St. 4-President St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 5-Union st. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 6-Sackett St/ b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 7-DEGraw St/ b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. Water Main (Wm-1) In 1-3rd Ave. b/t Carroll St. and Douglass St. 2-Union St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. including intersection 3-Sackett St. 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. including intersection 4-Intersection b/t 3rd Ave. and Carroll St.; president St;Degraw St.ActiveSEK20067HIGH LEVEL STM SEWERS IN GOWANUS CANAL AREA-PH IIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-21T00:00:00High Level Storm and Combine Sewer installation and Water Main replacement in Gowanus Canal Area Phase-2 in the Borough of Brooklyn including 6 sewer chamber. New High Level Storm Sewer In; 1-3rd Ave. b/t Douglass St. and State St. 2-Douglass St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 3-Butler St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 4-Baltic St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 5-Warren St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 6-St. Marks Pl. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 7-Bergen St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 8-Dean St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 9-Pacific St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 10-Atlantic Ave. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 11-State St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. Combined Sewer: 1-Bergen St. b/t 3rd Ave. and 4th Ave. Water Main (WM-1) In: 1-3rd Ave. b/t Douglass St and State St. 2-Butler St b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. including intersection: 3-Intersection b/t 3rd Ave. and : Douglass St. Butler St. Baltic St. Warren St. St. Mark's Place Bergen St. Pacific St. State St. 4-Dean St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave. 5-Pacific St. b/t 4th Ave. and 3rd Ave.ActiveSEK20068NEW STORM & COMBINED SEWERS IN 9TH STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-07T00:00:00New storm and combined sewers and water main work in 9th Street between 2nd Ave and Gowanus canal, etc. STORM SEWER: 1-9th Street b/t 2nd Ave and Gowanus Canal 2-9th Street b/t Smith Street and Gowanus Canal COMBINED SEWER: 1-2nd Ave b/t 9th Street and 7th Street WATER MAIN WORK (WM-1): 1-2nd Ave from 9th Street to 7th StreetActiveSEK20070GUNITING & REPAIR OF 25 AVE SEWER AT GRAVESEND BAYEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-06-27T00:00:00Reconstruction of the existing outfall storm sewer in 25th Avenue between Hunter Avenue and Gravesend Bay, in the Borough of Brooklyn.ActiveSELCDDC08CITYWIDE LINING CONTRACTEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-08-02T00:00:00CITYWIDE LINING CONTRACTActiveSELCDDC09Sewer Lining Contract, CitywideEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-07-31T00:00:00SEWER LINING CONTRACT, CITYWIDEActiveSELCDDC10Sewer Lining Contract, CitywideEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-03-15T00:00:00This project provides funding for DDC to line sewers using approved DEP methodsActiveSELCDDC11This project provides funding for DDC to line sewers using approvedEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-07-23T00:00:00CitywideActiveSEN002157REPLMT OF COMB SEWER IN E. 26 ST B/T 1ST AV & FDREnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-29T00:00:00Replacement of : 1) Combined sewer in E 26th St Between First Ave and F.D.R. (DELETE as per DEP 8/28/15) 2) Sanitary sewer in Park Terrace between West 214th St and West 217th St. Water main replacement in: 3) Broadway between West 125th St and Tiemann Pl. (DELETE as per DEP 11/4/15) 4) Park Terrace West between 214th St and West 218th St. 5) Installation of new 24" Regulators in Amsterdam Ave and West 119th St. and in West 100th St. & Amsterdam Ave, etc.ActiveSEN002169RECON OF COMB SWR & WM IN YORK AVEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-01-04T00:00:00Reconstruction of Water Main in: York Ave. (East Side) between 61st St. and 63rd St. York Ave. (West Side) between 61st St. and 63rd St. Intersection of York Ave. and 61st St. Intersection of York Ave. and 62nd St. Intersection (West side) of York Ave. and 63rd St. Reconstruction of Combined Sewer: York Ave. between 61st St. and 63nd St. 62nd St. between York Ave. and 1st Ave.ActiveSEN002178COMBINED SEWER & GUNITING IN WEST BROADWAYEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-05-01T00:00:00COMBINED SEWER REPLACEMENT AND GUNITING IN WEST BROADWAY BETWEEN THOMAS STREET AND LEONARD ST, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THIS WORK IS REPLACEMENT IN KIND OF DAMAGED COMBINED SEWERS AS RECOMMENDED BY DEP CMOM AND EMERGENCY CONSTRUCTION IN REPORT DATED 2/26/16.ActiveSEQ002715COMBINED SEWER OUTFALL N. 81ST & 19TH AVE, LAGEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-02-17T00:00:00The proposed project involves the reconstruction and replacement of a short length of an existing sewer and an outfall that discharges into Bowery Bay (see Figures C-4a and C-4b); this sewer and outfall reconstruction is proposed to address what is currently a partially collapsed outfall. Replacement would restore the outfall’s necessary functions and avoid a potential full collapse and failure. Specifically, the proposed project includes the following: Installation of a new a 14-foot 7-inch-wide by 8-foot-high combined sewer outfall (referenced as the Bowery Bay [BB]-005 outfall) which discharges into Bowery Bay, thereby replacing the currently collapsed outfall. The proposed outfall would be reconstructed at the same location as the existing outfall and within an existing sewer easement across land that is owned by the City of New York and under the jurisdiction of the Department of Small Business Services. The proposed sewer and outfall design calls for a reinforced concrete structure supported on a concrete cradle with a flap gate at the outlet to control any inflow of tidal water from the bay. Additionally, boulders are proposed to be installed to stabilize the bottom of the bay to minimize the potential for scour and resuspension of sediments into the water column that may otherwise occur when there is flow from the outfall. Reconstruction of a 60-foot-long by 14-foot-7-inch wide and 8-foot-high combined sewer that flows into and connects with the proposed outfall.ActiveSEQ200558SEQ - Install of storm SE & replacement of sanitarEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2025-08-31T00:00:00Installation of storm sewers and replacement of sanitary sewers and distribution water mains at Eton St. between Barrington St. and Wexford Terrace.ActiveSEQ200563STRM SEWERS IN HARTLAND AVE, QNSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-11-28T00:00:00The Storm Sewer in Hartland Avenue between Union Turnpike and 86th Avenue, borough of Queens. New Storm Sewer Extension in: Hartland Avenue between Union Turnpike and 86th AvenueActiveSEQ200596STORM SEWER & WM IN 183 ST BTWN 90TH AV,JAMAICA AVEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-07-22T00:00:00STORM SEWER AND WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN 183RD STREET BETWEEN 90TH AVE AND JAMAICA AVE.ActiveSEQ200604Storm sewer and outfall extension in College Place between 5th Avenue (Poppenhusen Avenue) to U.S. Bulkhead line.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-08-17T00:00:00This is a storm sewer and outfall extension project in College Place between 5th Avenue (Poppenhusen Avenue) to U.S. Bulkhead line. This project will connect to project SEQ200463.ActiveSEQNS003SEWER WHEN & WHERE CONTRACT IN S.E. QUEENSEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-04-14T00:00:00SEWER WHEN & WHERE CONTRACT IN S.E. QNS. NEW STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION, REPLACEMENT OR UPGRADES TO SANITARY SEWERS AND WATER MAIN IN PROJECT AREAS. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH WHEN & WHERE PROJECTS.ActiveSEQNS004SEWER WHEN & WHERE SEQEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-10-09T00:00:00NEW STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION, REPLACEMENT OR UPGRADES TO SANITARY SEWERS AND WATER MAINS IN PROJECT AREAS. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS TO BE DONE IN CONJUNCTION WITH WHEN AND WHERE PROJECTSActiveSEQNS005SEWER WHEN & WHERE SEQEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2026-06-04T00:00:00NEW STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION, REPLACEMENT OR UPGRADES TO SANITARY SEWERS AND WATER MAINS IN PROJECT AREAS. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS TO BE DONE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THESE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTSActiveSEQPGRD1SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRIORITY GRIDS - GROUP 1TransportationInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2025-09-18T00:00:00SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRIORITY GRIDS - GROUP 1ActiveSEQPGRD2SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRIORITY GRIDS - GROUP 2TransportationInfrastructure2. Design2027-09-21T00:00:00SOUTHEAST QUEENS PRIORITY GRIDS - GROUP 2ActiveSEQ-SACBAGreen infrastructure for St. Albans Cloudburst Demonstration ProjectEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2027-02-08T00:00:00Green infrastructure will be constructed along one block of 112th Avenue, between 177th Street and 178th Street, and along 177th Street, between Sayres Avenue and Murdock Avenue. The section on 112th will include a large, connected stormwater Greenstreet combined with underground storage via infiltration basins. The section on 177th street will include a combination of bioswales and infiltration basins. This project will include DOT-funded roadway grading and street geometry changes.ActiveSER00201WVIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction ProcurementVIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDActiveSER00201XRECONSTRUCTION OF VIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction ProcurementRECONSTRUCTION OF VIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDActiveSER00201ZVIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction ProcurementVIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDActiveSER002306SANITARY AND STORM SEWERS IN WOODROW ROADEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2014-06-09T00:00:00Construction of sanitary sewers, storm sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: Woodrow Road between Alexander Avenue and Arthur Kill Road; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island. In addition, Best Management Practice Structure (BMP AH-1) will be built under this project, which will serve as Storm Sewer Outlet.ActiveSER002316SANITARY & STORM SEWERS IN ROSSVILLE AV+WOODROW RDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-06-08T00:00:00OVERLAPS WITH WOODROW ROAD PROJECT – HWR890 Construction of sanitary and storm sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: (1) Gilroy Street between Woodrow Road and West Castor Place; (2) Woodrow Road between Rossville Avenue and Powell Street; (3) Rossville Avenue between Woodrow Road and a point approximately 550 feet north; (4) Wieland Avenue between Lenevar Avenue and Woodrow Road; (5) Foster Road between Woodrow Road and Ramapo Avenue; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island, City of New York.ActiveSER002317SANITARY & STORM SEWERS IN HALPIN AVE, STATEN IS.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2029-06-29T00:00:00OVERLAPS WITH WOODROW ROAD PROJECT – HWR890 Construction of sanitary and storm sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: (1) Woodrow Road between Jefferson Boulevard and Alexander Avenue; (2) Vespa Avenue between Jefferson Boulevard and Arden Avenue; (3) Legate Avenue between Carlton Boulevard and Halpin Avenue; (4) Halpin Avenue between Arden Avenue and Legate Avenue; (5) Jefferson Boulevard between Woodrow Road and Vespa Avenue; (6) Ruxton Street between Woodrow Road and Vespa Avenue; (7) Almond Street between Woodrow Road and Vespa Avenue; (8) Arden Avenue between Woodrow Road and Correll Avenue; (9) Carlton Boulevard between Woodrow Road and Legate Avenue; (10) Easement (40 feet wide) between Woodrow Road and Legate Avenue; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island. In addition, four (4) Best Management Practice Structures (BMP AH-1, BMP AH-2, BMP AH-3 and BMP AH-4) will be built under this project, which will serve as Storm Sewer Outlets.ActiveSER002323SANITARY AND STORM SEWERS IN MORNINGSTAR ROADEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-06-13T00:00:00SAN & STRM SEWERS IN WALKER STREET, SIActiveSER002329REPLACEMENT SAN SWRS & DIST WMS IN FOREST HILL RDInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-02-13T00:00:00REPLACEMENT OF SANITARY SEWERS AND DISTRIBUTION WATER MAINS IN FOREST HILL ROAD BETWEEN NORWICH STREET AND WILLOWBROOK ROAD AND DISTRIBUTION WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN HAROLD STREET BETWEEN FOREST HILL ROAD AND FIELDS AVENUE IN STATEN ISLANDActiveSER0201ZARECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING SEWERS, STATEN ISLANDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction ProcurementVIT CLAY PIPE SEWERS - STATEN ISLANDActiveSER0201ZBRECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING SEWERS, STATEN ISLANDEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-21T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING SEWERS, STATEN ISLANDActiveSER200202NEW STORM SEWER EXTENSION IN EAGAN AVENUE, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2022-06-30T00:00:00NEW STORM AND SANITARY SEWERS IN EAGAN AVENUE, KEEGANS LANE, CRADFORD STREET AND GREENCROFT AVENUE, STATEN ISLANDActiveSER200208STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN WARDS POINT AVENUEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2016-10-12T00:00:00Construction of storm sewers, sanitary sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: (1) Wards Point Avenue between Amboy Road and Dead End; (2) Amboy Road between Satterlee Street and U.S. Bulkhead Line; (3) Satterlee Street between Amboy Road and Shore Road; (4) Tottenville Place between Wards Point Avenue and Satterlee Street; (5) Perth Amboy Place between Wards Point Avenue and Satterlee Street; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten IslandActiveSER200209STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN CANTON AVENUEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2015-06-17T00:00:00Storm Sewer in: 1. Canton Avenue between Vespa Avenue and Crown Avenue 2. Vespa Avenue between Canton Avenue and Holcomb Avenue 3. Holcomb Avenue between Woodrow Road and Crown Avenue 4. Belfield Avenue between Woodrow Road and Crown Avenue 5. Crown Avenue between Carlton Boulevard and Row Place 6. Row Place between Crown Avenue and Woodrow Road Sanitary Sewers in: 1. Canton Avenue between Vespa Avenue and Crown Avenue 2. Vespa Avenue between Canton Avenue and Holcomb Avenue 3. Holcomb Avenue between Woodrow Road and Crown Avenue 4. Belfield Avenue between Woodrow Road and Crown Avenue 5. Woodrow Road between Jefferson Boulevard and Belfield Avenue Water mains in: 1 Woodrow Road between Belfield Avenue and Canton Avenue 2. Canton Avenue going east from Woodrow Road and Dead End 3. Holcomb Avenue between Woodrow Road and Crown Avenue together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten IslandActiveSER200226STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN TRAVIS AREA, PHASE 1Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-06-06T00:00:00Installation of Storm and Sanitary Sewers and BMP in Travis Area. STORM SEWER (EXTENSION) IN: 1. Victory Blvd. b/t Roswell and Richmond Court 2. Melvin Avenue b/t Glen Street and Wild Avenue 3. Wild Avenue between Glen Street and Pearson Street 4. Parish Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Cannon Avenue 5. Shelly Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Mildred Avenue 6. Burke Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Dead End of Price Lane. 7. Prices Lane b/t Cannon Avenue and Dead End of Burke Avenue 8. Leroy Street b/t Victory Blvd. and Cannon Avenue 9. Glen Street b/t Victory Blvd. and Parish Avenue 10. Cannon Avenue b/t Parish Avenue and Victory Blvd. 11. Meredith Avenue b/t Cannon Avenue and West Shore Expressway SANITARY SEWER (EXTENSION) IN: 1. Victory Blvd. b/t Richmond Court and Baron Blvd. SANITARY SEWER (REPLACEMENT) IN: 1. Simmons Lane b/t Victory Blvd. and Mildred Avenue 2. Victory Blvd. b/t Simmons Lane and Ridgeway Avenue 3. Cannon Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Meredith Avenue WATERMAIN (REPLACEMENT) IN: 1. Victory Blvd. b/t Roswell and Richmond Court 2. Melvin Avenue b/t Glen Street and Wild Avenue 3. Wild Avenue between Glen Street and Melvin Avenue 4. Parish Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Cannon Avenue 5. Burke Avenue b/t Victory Blvd. and Dead End of Price Lane. 6. Leroy Street b/t Victory Blvd. and Cannon Avenue 7. Glen Street b/t Melvin Avenue and Parish Avenue 8. Cannon Avenue b/t Parish Avenue and Victory Blvd. 9. Meredith Avenue b/t Cannon Avenue and Bates Avenue WATER MAIN (EXTENSION) IN: Parish Avenue b/t victory Blvd. and Cannon AvenueActiveSER200232STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN XENIA STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-06-23T00:00:00Installation of Sanitary & Storm sewers in the following streets together with all work incidental thereto in Staten Island: Storm Sewer in: 1 - Xenia Street b/t Hulbert Street and Mason Avenue. 2 - Hulbert Street b/t Evergreen Avenue and Benton Avenue. 3 - Hulbert Street b/t Quintard Street and Reid Avenue. Sanitary Sewer in: 1 - Xenia Street b/t Hulbert Street and Mason Avenue.ActiveSER200235STM SEWER IN RICHMOND AVE & AMBOY RD, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2019-06-04T00:00:00STORM SEWER EXTENSIONS IN RICHMOND AVE & AMBOY ROAD, SIActiveSER200236STORM SEWER EXTENSION AND WM WORK IN NORTH AVE, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-12-15T00:00:00STORM SEWER EXTENSION AND WM WORK IN NORTH AVE, SIActiveSER200239STM & SAN SEWERS IN HARVEST AVENUE, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2017-06-08T00:00:00Installation of Storm, Sanitary sewers and water mains together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island STORM SEWER IN: 1. Harvest Avenue b/t N. Burgher Avenue and Broadway 2. Broadway b/t Harvest Avenue and West Raleigh Avenue 3. West Raleigh Avenue b/t Broadway and Clove Road SANITARY SEWER IN: 1. Harvest Avenue b/t N. Burgher Avenue and Broadway 2. Broadway b/t Harvest Avenue and West Raleigh Avenue 3. West Raleigh Avenue b/t Broadway and Berwin Lane 4. Cary Avenue b/t N. Burgher Avenue and Bement Avenue WATER MAIN IN: 1. Harvest Avenue b/t N. Burgher Avenue and Broadway 2. Broadway b/t Harvest Avenue and West Raleigh Avenue 3. West Raleigh Avenue b/t Broadway and Berwin Lane 4. Cary Avenue b/t N. Burgher Avenue and Bement AvenueActiveSER200245NEW STRM SWR & WM REPLACEMENT IN ACACIA AVE, ETC.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2021-05-31T00:00:00NEW STORM SEWERS (BMP WDP-1, 2, 3 & 4), SAN & WM REPLACEMENT IN ACACIA AVENUE (Wood Duck Pond) and VicinityActiveSER200247STORM SEWER IN KING STREET, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2028-06-30T00:00:00CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWER IN KING STREETActiveSER200249STORM SEWER IN MASON STREET, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2018-12-31T00:00:00RECONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWER IN MASON STREET, STATEN ISLANDActiveSER200251EXTENSION OF STORM SEWER & WM WORK IN 3RD STREETEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-08-15T00:00:00EXTENSION OF STORM SEWER & WM WORK IN 3RD STREET, STATEN ISLANDActiveSER200252STORM SEWER IN SCARBORO AVENUEEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2014-06-02T00:00:00Construction of storm sewers, water mains and appurtenances in: Scarboro Avenue between Bay Street and Abbott Street; Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island, City of New York.ActiveSER200255Storm Sewer Ext. in W Cedarview Ave. Staten IslandEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-12-18T00:00:00Storm Sewer Extension in W. Cedarview Ave. between Wolverine Street & Gilbert Street in Staten IslandActiveSER200258STORM & SANITARY SEWERS IN ALVERSON AVENUE, SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-07-16T00:00:00Construction of storm and sanitary sewers and appurtenances in:(1) West Castor Place between Alverson Avenue and Powell Street;(2) Alverson Avenue between Mason Boulevard and Woodrow Road;(3) Gilroy Street between West Castor Place and Woodrow Road including Water Main, Street Lighting, and Traffic Signal Work Together with all work incidental thereto, Borough of Staten Island. In addition, one (1) Best Management Practice Structure (BMP LC-1) will be built under this project, which will serve as a Storm Sewer Outlet.ActiveSER20079NEW STRM/SAN SWRS IN WILLOW AVE., SIEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2023-08-12T00:00:00INSTALLATION OF NEW STORM SEWERS AND REPLACEMENT OF SANITARY SEWERS AND WATER MAINS IN WILLOW AVENUE BETWEEN TOMPKINS AVENUE AND BAY STREET, SIActiveSETVDDC15CLEANING AND TELEVISING OF SEWERS BY DDCEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2020-04-25T00:00:00CLEANING AND TELEVISING OF SEWERS BY DDC. DDC TO ADD SONAR INSPECTION TO CONTRACT TO ALLOW INSPECTION OF SEWERS FLOWING FULL. DDC SHALL CLEAN AND INSPECT SEWERS AS DIRECTED BY DEP.ActiveSETVDDC16CLEANING AND TELEVISING OF SEWERS BY DDCEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure5. Close-Out2023-04-22T00:00:00DDC to add sonar inspection to contract to allow inspection of sewers flowing full. DDC shall clean and inspect sewers as directed by DEP.ActiveSETVDDC17CLEANING AND TELEVISING OF SEWERS BY DDCEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2024-11-09T00:00:00CitywideActiveSEX200400STM AND SAN SEWERS IN MINNIEFORD AVENUE AREAEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure3. Construction Procurement2026-09-02T00:00:00Storm and Sanitary Sewers in: Terrace St. between Minnieford Ave. and King Ave. Minnieford Ave. between Terrace St. and Sutherland St. Easement between Minnieford Ave. and Eastchecter Bay Bridge St. between Minnieford Ave. and City Island Ave. City Island Ave. between Bridge St. and Kilroe St. Kilroe St. between City island Ave. and Eastchester BayActiveTLCWOODTLC - NEW OFFICE FACILITY - 24-55 BQE WESTDCASPublic Buildings4. Construction2026-05-01T00:00:00Design and construction of new adminstration wing to replace existing administration wing, new parking, provide new inspection lane within the inspection facility.ActiveWM-LC-17Water Main Lining Contract, CitywideEnvironmental ProtectionInfrastructure4. Construction2024-03-15T00:00:00Water Main Lining Contract, CitywideActiveWTM4SPRWPerform Wetland Mitigation work in Four Sparrow Marsh in the Mill Basin area of Brooklyn.Environmental ProtectionInfrastructure2. Design2025-01-25T00:00:00The project will perform Wetland Mitigation work in Four Sparrow Marsh in the Mill Basin area of Brooklyn to improve natural wetland conditions and functions through restoration/rehabilitation and prevent further declination of wetland.Active