The city's Department of Environmental Protection is looking for design services for green infrastructure projects at New York City parks and city-owned street ends, with bids closing November 18 at 4 p.m.
The job is listed as a task order contract — meaning the winning firm gets called on for individual assignments as they come up, rather than one fixed scope of work — under solicitation number 82627P0002. The trade category given is construction related services. No location breakdown, specific sites, or dollar value are listed in the posting.
Green infrastructure, if you haven't run into the term, means things like rain gardens, porous pavement, and underground systems that catch rainwater from streets and sidewalks before it floods the block or overwhelms the sewer system. The city's Bureau of Environmental Planning and Analysis runs this program citywide, building out these nature-based systems one site at a time.
If this fits your firm, pull the full solicitation under 82627P0002 and review the task order structure before the November 18, 4 p.m. deadline. Confirm any M/WBE or prequalification requirements directly in the bid documents rather than assuming.
On the record: 82627P0002-BEPA: GI-PSE 1-3 Design Services Task Order Contract for Green Infrastructure in NYC Parks & City-owned Street Ends, issued by Environmental Protection. Solicitation 82627P0002. Bids are due November 18, 2026 (Bids close at 4:00 PM.). The posting on a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov: https://a856-cityrecord.nyc.gov/RequestDetail/20261014029. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-004945.html.