Pre-RFPInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected May 5, 2026

The Town of Orangetown is reviewing the FedEx Ground Expansion (Route 303 Zone Overlay) Phase 2B project at 9 Al Foxie Way in Blauvelt, with comments requested by May 20, 2026 and the Planning Board meeting scheduled June 10, 2026. Proposed work includes constructing additional parking, van staging, dolly and trailer parking spaces, along with new fencing, signage, stormwater structures and piping, striping, and lighting upgrades. Multiple town and county departments, as well as state and federal agencies, are on the distribution list, including Fire Prevention, Highway, Drainage, and NYS DOT, indicating a significant civil and site infrastructure project that will affect traffic, safety, and utilities.No contractors are identified yet, so this appears to still be in the land use/site plan review stage before detailed design and procurement. Vendors in construction, site engineering, stormwater, traffic control, lighting, and safety services can monitor this entitlement process and begin positioning for upcoming design-build, trade packages, or safety system work once approvals move forward.

Project includes stormwater structures, lighting, and traffic/parking reconfiguration at an existing FedEx Ground facility in the LI and LIO zoning district along Route 303.

Sparkill-Palisades Fire DistrictFedEx Ground Route 303 Phase 2B site improvements review

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

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