New York City’s Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking qualified firms to provide open‑space planning, landscape architecture, and engineering analysis services under a master‑services agreement. The contract will be awarded to up to three firms, each with a base period of three years (with an optional three‑year renewal) and a maximum ceiling of $4 million per contract. Work will be delivered via multiple mini‑RFPs (task orders) that specify disciplines, deliverables, exclusions, and allowances for projects such as ULURP documentation, environmental impact studies, cost estimating, master planning, public engagement, and related engineering analyses. Firms may subcontract ancillary tasks, must meet M/WBE participation goals per task order, and must adhere to the City’s standard consultant contract provisions (insurance, confidentiality, subcontract reporting, etc.).
• Scope covers urban planning, landscape architecture, civil/structural engineering, environmental studies, cost estimating, and public engagement.
• Contracts are $100k‑$1.5 M per work order historically; total ceiling $4 M per award, up to three awards.
• Subcontracting thresholds: prior written approval required for any subcontract > $20 k; reporting required within 30 days of payment.
• Mandatory compliance with NYC procurement rules, M/WBE participation, and the standard Appendix A contract boilerplate.