Mark Cerrone, Inc. is seeking subcontractors for the Southtowns Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility, Phase 2 Expansion, Contract No. 75 in Blasdell, NY.
The bid due date is November 5, 2026, and the solicitation was posted on October 1, 2026.
The work is in the Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction category.
This is a subcontracting opportunity with the prime contractor being Mark Cerrone, Inc.
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Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Source
New York State Contract Reporter
What this bid is asking for
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Submit a bid as a subcontractor to Mark Cerrone, Inc. for the Southtowns Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility, Phase 2 Expansion, Contract No. 75.
Perform work in the Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction category.
Work is to be performed in Blasdell, NY.
Posted Scope of Work
Subcontracting opportunity. Prime contractor: Mark Cerrone, Inc.. Category: Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction.
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Questions & answers
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Who is the prime contractor for this subcontracting opportunity?
Mark Cerrone, Inc.
What is the place of performance?
Blasdell, NY.
When is the bid due?
November 5, 2026.
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Source: New York State Contract Reporter (CR# 2139528), retrieved via the nyscr.ny.gov statewide procurement bulletin. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
