New York City Economic Development Corporation, New York, New York. (“NYCEDC”) seeks to develop its infrastructure for “BATWorks”, a premier climate hub located at Brooklyn Army Terminal (“BAT”) in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, to facilitate a “sandbox”. Due Jun 29 (2 weeks left).
New York City Economic Development Corporation (“NYCEDC”) seeks to develop its infrastructure for “BATWorks”, a premier climate hub located at Brooklyn Army Terminal (“BAT”) in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, to facilitate a “sandbox” creative environment for climate tech companies to advance their innovation and generate economic opportunities for New York City. NYCEDC is pleased to release this request for information (“RFI”), which seeks responses (each, a “Response”) that can inform the use, size, and operations of a potential microgrid for climate innovation at BAT. Through this RFI, NYCEDC is seeking Responses from parties with expertise pertinent to the development and operations of an islandable, small-scale microgrid capable of piloting and testing emerging climate technologies (each a “Respondent”, collectively, the “Respondents”). NYCEDC anticipates learning from the Responses to this RFI to inform future approaches in connection with establishing a microgrid at BAT. NYCEDC will not select a Respondent following the conclusion of the RFI process.Submission GuidelinesDetailed submission guidelines and requirements are outlined in the RFP, available as of April 30, 2026.Please submit your response via electronic upload by clicking here and uploading your proposal.Responses are due no later than June 29, 2026 at 4:00 PM. Please submit all documents in a single .zip file labeled with your company name. The Chrome Browser is the preferred method for uploading.M/WBEIt is the p...
New York City Economic Development Corporation issued this public solicitation in New York, New York. Responses are due by June 29, 2026.
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