Qualifications are due Oct 06, 2026 after advertisement on Aug 31, 2026, with an estimated project size of $5,000,000 - $10,000,000.
The issuing agency is the State University Construction Fund for SUCF Project No. 411027-00 procured as a Request for Qualifications.
Facade work includes masonry repair and restoration, parapet wall repairs, repair of cracks and deteriorated joints, and cleaning, sealing and waterproofing of facade surfaces.
Facade work also includes restoration of terra-cotta elements and canopies and work on existing window systems including ribbon windows.
Roof work includes repair and restoration of existing roofing systems and installation of waterproofing and related roofing components.
The consultant is Li/Saltzman Architects, P.C. — Michael Middleton at 212.941.1838, and qualification documents are identified as RFP 411027-00.
Requirement: 10.00% MBE participation goal applies to this project.
Requirement: 5.00% WBE participation goal applies to this project.
Participation goal
10.00% MBE, 5.00% WBE
Est. value
$5,000,000 -…
Method
Request for Qualifications
Documents
1 file
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Source: State University Construction Fund (solicitation 411027-00), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
