Renovations to Coyne Hall at Onondaga Community College (OCC) in Syracuse, NY is a subcontracting opportunity for building construction and rehabilitation.
The prime contractor is C&S Technical Resources, Inc.
Bids are due by 2026-10-28.
The solicitation was posted on 2026-09-24.
The procurement method is Contractor Ads.
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Construction Vertical: Building Construction; Rehabilitation & New Construction
Posted
Sep 24, 2026
Source
New York State Contract Reporter
What this bid is asking for
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Submit a bid as a subcontractor for renovations to Coyne Hall at OCC.
The work falls under building construction and rehabilitation.
The solicitation is a Contractor Ads opportunity.
Posted Scope of Work
Subcontracting opportunity. Prime contractor: C&S Technical Resources, Inc. Category: Construction Vertical: Building Construction; Rehabilitation & New Construction.
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Questions & answers
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What is the project?
Renovations to Coyne Hall - OCC (MWBE).
Who is the prime contractor?
C&S Technical Resources, Inc.
Where is the work performed?
Syracuse, NY.
When are bids due?
2026-10-28.
Full source recordEvery field New York State Contract Reporter published, untouched
Title
Renovations to Coyne Hall - OCC (MWBE)
Ad Type
Contractor Ads
Company
C&S Technical Resources, Inc
Category
Construction Vertical: Building Construction; Rehabilitation & New Construction
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Source: New York State Contract Reporter (CR# 2139314), retrieved via the nyscr.ny.gov statewide procurement bulletin. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
