NYCDOT - Doing Business with DOT

New York City Department of Transportation


	Doing Business with DOT Requests For Proposal

The New York City Department of Transportation purchases goods, services and construction in excess of $500 million each year. We procure via a combination of RFPs, BIDs and other competitive means.

We seek the highest level of competition for our procurements. DOT also issues competitive solicitations for concessions to ensure that the City receives the highest return – whether in monetary payment or services – for the use of its property.

NYCDOT - Doing Business with DOT - RFP

Current RFPs
Future RFPs
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Current RFPs

While DOT is pleased to provide electronic versions of solicitations on-line at the present time proposals must be submitted on paper to DOT in accordance with the submission instructions detailed in the Request For Proposal (RFP) package.

Current RFPs
#	RFP	PIN	Release Date	Due Date
1	REI Services in connection with Rehabilitation of Grand Concourse Bridge over Metro North Railroad Hudson Yard, BX	84118BXBR137	09/13/2017	10/10/2017
2	TD/CSS for Woodhaven Boulevard Bridge over Queens Boulevard	84118QUBR144	09/06/2017	10/03/2017
3	TD/CSS for Arthur Kill Road over Arthur Kill Street, Staten Island	84118SIBR146	08/30/2017	09/26/2017
4	TD/CSS for West 40th Street Bridge over Amtrak 30th Street Branch, Borough of Manhattan	84118MNBR149	09/06/2017	10/03/2017
5	TD/CSS for Kane Street Bridge over 278-I (B.Q.E.), Borough of Brooklyn	84118BKBR164	08/30/2017	09/26/2017

Note:
1) Proposals must be hand delivered to the DOT Contract Management Unit located at 55 Water Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10041, between the hours of 9:00 am and 2:00 pm only. The entrance is located on the south side at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
2) Proposers must acknowledge receipt of addenda on the form provided in the RFP along with their proposal submission.
3) RFPs will be removed from the web page the day after the RFP DUE DATE.

The RFPs and associated Addenda are in PDF format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these documents.