Project No. 23-25_May_26_25_solicitation_doc.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- Project No. 23-25
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- Fairfield County, Connecticut
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This is a Request for Qualifications (RFQA) document issued by the Town of Greenwich and City of Stamford for Project No. 23-25, seeking professional services to plan and design a multi-use path connecting Binney Park in Greenwich to Boccuzzi Park in Stamford. The solicitation is open to all vendors and will run from January 26, 2024, at 11:45 AM EST to March 1, 2024, at 3:00 PM EST. The project involves a comprehensive feasibility analysis that includes collecting and analyzing traffic data, base mapping, public outreach, preparing conceptual alignments, and developing cost comparisons for potential route alternatives. Following the feasibility analysis, the selected professional(s) will be responsible for preparing preliminary and detailed final designs for the preferred alternative, including any necessary associated infrastructure improvements.
The solicitation does not specify an estimated total value, and payment terms are to be specified by the vendor within the RFQ packet. The procurement is delivered with Free On Board Destination terms and is open to all vendors without specific set-aside designations or restrictions. The primary contact for questions and submissions is Michael Kiselak, Civil Engineer II at the Town of Greenwich Department of Public Works Engineering Division. No incumbent vendors, current contractors, or specific funding sources are identified in the document. The project represents a collaborative effort between two municipal jurisdictions in Fairfield County, Connecticut, to develop a transportation infrastructure connection between Greenwich and Stamford.
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Solicitation Number: Project No. 23-25
Greenwich-Stamford Multi-Use Path Planning & Design
Request for Qualifications (RFQA)
Greenwich, Town of
January 26, 2024 - March 01, 2024
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This bid has no questions defined.
Project No. 23-25
No. Project No. 23-25 Title: Greenwich-Stamford Multi-Use Path Planning & Design Start Date: January 26, 2024 at 11:45:00 AM EST End Date: March 01, 2024 at 3:00:00 PM EST Vendor Q&A Start Date:
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Who can respond to this bid? : All Vendors Description: The Town of Greenwich and City of Stamford are seeking a qualified professional(s) to plan and design a multi-use path or similar facility that connects Binney Park in Greenwich to Boccuzzi Park in Stamford. The exact facility and route will be determined as part of the project during an initial feasibility analysis. The feasibility analysis entails collecting and analyzing relevant traffic data and base mapping, participating in public outreach, preparing conceptual alignments, and preparing cost comparisons of possible route alternatives. After selection of the preferred alternative, the work will entail preparing preliminary and detailed final designs of said facility, including any associated infrastructure improvements necessary to construct the preferred alternative.
Delivery Terms: Free On Board Destination Delivery Notes: Within RFQ Payment Terms: Vendor Specified Payment Notes: Within RFQ Contact Information: Greenwich, Town of
Michael Kiselak Civil Engineer II Town of Greenwich, DPW Engineering Division 101 Field Point Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Office Phone 203.622.3839 michael.kiselak@greenwichct.gov
Contact Details: If you have any questions, please contact:
Michael Kiselak Civil Engineer II Town of Greenwich, DPW Engineering Division 101 Field Point Road Greenwich, CT 06830 Office Phone 203.622.3839 michael.kiselak@greenwichct.gov
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23_25_RFQ_Packet.pdf
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