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Solicitation 47161, issued by the New York State Office of General Services Design and Construction Group, seeks contractors to provide energy efficiency upgrades at the DEC Region 5 Office located at 1115 NY-86, Ray Brook, New York. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive construction, HVAC, and electrical improvements, including the removal of mechanical ductwork and piping across the basement, first, and second floors. The project also involves the installation of solar PV systems and a geothermal borefield, as well as critical waterproofing repairs using single-component modified polyurethane waterproofing in accordance with ASTM C836/C836M standards. The procurement process includes a response deadline of October 21, 2026. Strict quality and experience requirements are mandated for waterproofing, requiring installers and supervisors to have at least three years of experience and a track record of completing five comparable projects. Contractors must provide specific certifications regarding membrane material compatibility and adhere to rigorous environmental application limits concerning humidity, temperature, and wind speed. Deliverables include detailed product data and warranties, featuring a five-year manufacturer warranty and a two-year installer warranty.

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Energy efficiency upgrades, HVAC, solar, and waterproofing for DEC Region 5 Office, Ray Brook.

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Addendum No. 1 - Project No. 47161 (DEC Region 5 Office)

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Ray Brook EEU - DEC Region 5 Headquarters Energy Efficient Upgrades

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47161CHE Manuals.zip

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Addendum 02 CHE.pdf

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AgencyNew York → NYS OGS Design & Construction - Construction Contractors
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Provide Energy Efficient Upgrades

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