The County of Ulster is seeking a developer to design and build a photovoltaic (PV) and/or battery energy storage system (BESS) on a 57.3-acre county-owned property in the Town of New Paltz, NY. The site, known as Paradies Lane, is a former apple orchard with legacy contaminants and is part of the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation's Brownfield Cleanup Program. The County's priorities for the project include increasing renewable energy production, redeveloping brownfield sites, and generating renewable electricity to offset energy consumption. The selected developer will be required to provide a concept plan, budget estimate, and potential funding sources for the project. • The project site is approximately 57.3 acres and is located in the Town of New Paltz, NY. • The site has legacy contaminants and is part of the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation's Brownfield Cleanup Program. • The County's priorities for the project include increasing renewable energy production, redeveloping brownfield sites, and generating renewable electricity to offset energy consumption. • The selected developer will be required to provide a concept plan, budget estimate, and potential funding sources for the project. • The project is expected to be completed within a fast-paced schedule, with construction to begin by July 2026.