Municipal parks, waterfront and capital-delivery agency

New York City Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC Parks)

Hammond Cove Marina docks and boats behind NYC Parks, NYCEDC and community representatives

NYCEDC; official Hammond Cove site photograph from the 22 December 2022 entrance-channel dredging event

NYC Parks manages more than 30,000 acres, including over 5,000 properties and 14 miles of beaches across New York City.

Organization overview

Municipal parks, waterfront and capital-delivery agency

Geographic footprint: Americas, United States, New York City, Bronx, and New York City waterfront and park system. Core marine roles: Municipal waterfront and parkland owner, Capital project design, procurement and construction, Marina and recreational boating-facility stewardship, and In-water capital construction coordination.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 15 August 2026

Type

Municipal parks, waterfront and capital-delivery agency

Active regions

Americas, United States, New York City, Bronx, New York City waterfront and park system

Marine works roles

Municipal waterfront and parkland owner, Capital project design, procurement and construction, Marina and recreational boating-facility stewardship, In-water capital construction coordination, Engineered and natural shoreline infrastructure liaison, Marine vessel-fleet and on-water response management, Waterfront resilience and post-storm reconstruction, Construction permitting and park-asset restoration oversight

Role in marine infrastructure

NYC Parks manages more than 30,000 acres, including over 5,000 properties and 14 miles of beaches across New York City. Its Capital Projects Division is the agency's design, procurement and construction arm, delivering work through design, procurement and construction phases. The Waterfronts and Marine Division operates and maintains agency marinas and boating facilities, manages the vessel fleet and on-water response, supports in-water capital construction and coordinates infrastructure across 165 linear miles of engineered and natural shoreline. At Hammond Cove, NYC Parks owns the Bronx's only marina and Capital Program Management procured the Hurricane Sandy reconstruction. The city hazard plan identifies bulkhead, dock and electrical reconstruction, and the January 2026 award notice names Empire Construction and Property Management Group at USD 4,583,648.

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