People with Developmental Disabilities, NYS Office for — Hudson Valley DDSOIssuing agency·Warwick, NY·via the nyscr.ny.gov statewide procurement bulletin
Provide design-only services for a generator at the Fox Lane IRA in Warwick, NY
Attend the mandatory scheduled site visit
Submit a proposal for Architectural, Engineering & Surveying services by November 12, 2026
Posted Scope of Work
Category: Architectural, Engineering & Surveying. Division: Hudson Valley DDSO. Design ONLY project. Please note there is a mandatory scheduled site visit..
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What is being procured?
Design ONLY project for Fox Lane Generator Design in the Architectural, Engineering & Surveying category.
Where is the project located?
Fox Lane IRA: 8 Fox Lane, Warwick, NY 10990.
When are proposals due?
11/12/2026.
Is a site visit required?
Yes - Please note there is a mandatory scheduled site visit..
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Note
Design ONLY project. Please note there is a mandatory scheduled site visit.
Title
Fox Lane Generator Design
Ad Type
Discretionary procurements less than $150,000
Agency
People with Developmental Disabilities, NYS Office for
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