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As part of a negotiated Settlement Agreement (the "Agreement") between the DSL, the Estate of Robert Jacob (the "Estate") and Cannery Pier Hotel, LLC (the "Hotel"), State Waterway Lease 33408-ML (the "Lease") has been terminated. Pursuant to the Agreement, DSL acquired title to the improvements within the Leasehold Area. The site was previously home to a fish processing facility and is part of Astoria's historic waterfront.

Title: C4877- Pier 55 Site Work Construction Agency: Hudson River Park Trust Issue Date: 02/12/2018 Due Date: 03/26/2018 Location: Pier 55 Category: Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction - Construction Ad Type: General

Bahamas Power & LightBPL-RFP-1220/22 LANDSCAPING SERVICES FOR CLIFTON PIER POWER STATION (CPPS) SCOPE OF SERVICES Site Walkabout – Thursday, August 18 th, 2022 at 10:00 - 12:00 p.m. at the CLIFTON PIER POWER SITE (CPPS).

A tour of the under-pier site by boat is not planned. Bidders that wish to access the project area by boat to view the work elements will be required to sign a Release and Hold Harmless Agreement at the time of the Site Visit. Site visits at any other time must be coordinated in advance with the Port. Engineers estimate: $4,000,000.00.

A tour of the under-pier site by boat is not planned. Bidders that wish to access the project area by boat to view the work elements will be required to sign a Release and Hold Harmless Agreement at the time of the Site Visit.

All persons must have the correct PPE as per the following or they will not be allowed access to the site:Hard HatSafety ShoesSafety GlassesHi-visibility Vest SCOPE OF SERVICESBahamas Power and Light (BPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bahamas Electricity Corporation owns a 132MW power station at its Clifton Pier site known as Station A.

All persons must have the correct PPE as per the following or they will not be allowed access to the site:Hard HatSafety ShoesSafety GlassesHi-visibility Vest SCOPE OF SERVICESBahamas Power and Light (BPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bahamas Electricity Corporation owns a 132MW power station at its Clifton Pier site known as Station A.