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Find similar grantsResilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP is sponsored by New York State Department of State. Supports projects that enhance the resilience and economic vitality of coastal lakeshore communities in New York State.
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Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP | Department of State Funding & Bid Opportunities Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP The Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP (RFP # 24-OPD-8) is temporarily suspended. Please do not submit proposals.
Additional information will be posted when it is available. The Department of State is working on responses to questions received on the Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP (RFP # 24-OPD-8). We will post the Questions and Answers document once it has been completed.
Please be sure to verify the due date once the Questions and Answers document is posted as that date may change. SDVOB Forms (Attachment 9) SDVOB Form 100 can be found at https://dos. ny.
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* If you cannot download any of these file attachments, please contact us for assistance [email protected] Schedule Release Date December 15, 2025 Questions Due Date January 5, 2026 Questions Response Date January 12, 2026 Applications Due January 26, 2026 by 4 pm Eastern Time follow instructions in RFP document Bureau of Fiscal Administration 99 Washington Avenue, Suite 1110 (include in subject line: RFP # 24-OPD-8 <name of vendor> ) 24-OPD-8 Resilient Design Development for Coastal Lakeshore Economy and Resiliency RFP (pdf) Technical Proposal Transmittal Sheet - Attachment 4 (pdf) Cost Proposal Transmittal Sheet - Attachment 5 (pdf) Contract Pricing Proposal Form - Attachment 6 (pdf) The following forms can be found at https://dos.
ny. gov/procurement-forms Non-Collusive Bid Certification (Attachment 1) Conflict of Interest Statement (Attachment 2) Procurement Lobbying Forms (Attachment 3) ST-220-CA (pdf) (Attachment 7) Executive Order 16 Certification (pdf) (Attachment 8) The Gender-Based Violence and the Workplace Certification (pdf) (Attachment 10) Scroll back to the top of the page
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