The job goes by the project number 82627B0010-BEPA, and it's listed under construction and construction services. The posting doesn't give a location more specific than "various NYC Parks in Queens and The Bronx," so a contractor looking at this one should expect multiple sites spread across those two boroughs rather than one single address.
No dollar estimate is given in the posting, and there's no plan holder count yet either — so there's no read on how many other shops are circling this one.
Here's some context that explains why this kind of work keeps showing up on the board: about a third of New York City runs on a combined sewer system, meaning stormwater and sewage share the same pipes. The city has been building out green infrastructure — rain gardens, bioretention areas, and similar systems — in parks and at street ends for over a decade to keep that stormwater out of the sewers, and DEP now tracks more than 17,000 of these installations covering over 3,000 acres. This bid is part of that ongoing program, and DEP has put out similar green infrastructure installation contracts before, including one covering parks and a housing site in Brooklyn and Queens.
If this is work your crew does, get your bid in before 10:00 AM on December 8. Given how many of these GI contracts DEP keeps rolling out, it's worth getting familiar with the program now if you want to be in the mix for the next one too.
On the record: 82627B0010-BEPA: GI-CONS-7: Installation of Green Infrastructure at Various NYC Parks in Queens and The Bronx, issued by Environmental Protection. Solicitation 82627B0010. Bids are due December 8, 2026 (Bids close at 10:00 AM.). The posting on a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov: https://a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov/RequestDetail/20261027027. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-005141.html.