New York Power AuthorityIssuing agency·White Plains, NY·via the rfp.nypa.gov solicitations APIThe New York Power Authority is issuing a Request for Application (“RFA”) inviting quali?ed applicants to participate in the launch of the Clean Energy for Community Impact Initiative (“CECII” / “Initiative”). This initiative aims to improve a?ordability for New York State’s Disadvantaged Communities and/or communities with a nexus to
NYPA operations.
This RFA will provide direct ?nancial support to eligible applicants for the identi?cation, origination and development of clean energy projects that have potential for positive community impact as further described in the Request for Application (RFA).
Further details on eligibility, quali?cations and requirements can be found in the RFA. Proposers are hereby directed to use NYPA’s website (www.nypa.gov/procurement)to obtain complete bid documents.
The RFA will provide funding for targeted activities that advance eligible clean energy projects and address key deployment barriers. Eligible project activities include planning, business-case development, team organization; community engagement; tailoring clean energy technical materials; site identification and feasibility analysis; establishment of site control including option payments; legal review work; project analysis including financial modeling, production modelling, early-stage technical assessments, structural analysis; initial interconnection application with the local distribution utility; application for Coordinated Electrical System Interconnection Review (CESIR); engineering drawings; and development of a permitting matrix for the project.
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Most New York work asks for the two below, and the solicitation documents are where it’s stated. One prequalification covers both — on this bid and the next.
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Source: New York Power Authority (solicitation 6638), retrieved via the rfp.nypa.gov solicitations API. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
