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85027Y0179-122 Community Center - Facade restoration - PV788-FAC - Special Inspection

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The New York City Department of Design and Construction is soliciting a Special Inspector to provide professional inspection and laboratory testing services for the 122 Community Center Facade Restoration project, identified as PV788-FAC. The scope of work involves a Landmark Quality Structure and includes the reconstruction of brownstone trim, window surrounds, band courses, and the entrance portico and slate roof on 1st Avenue. Additional requirements include resetting stone coping stones, parapet flashing, and rooftop plaza pavers, as well as correcting rusted steel lintel conditions and resetting window mullion beauty caps. The Special Inspector is specifically responsible for documenting and performing inspections for structural steel welding, details, high strength bolting, and post installed anchors. The contract has a not-to-exceed value of 134,224.00 dollars, with an anticipated performance period from October 5, 2026, to March 28, 2028. Bidders must submit proposals electronically via the PASSPort system by September 30, 2026. Awarding is based on the most favorable price from responsible bidders. Compliance requirements include adherence to the 2025 Project Labor Agreement, Living Wage Law provisions, the Iran Divestment Act, and MacBride Principles. Additionally, contractors must submit a Doing Business Data Form and certify they are not in arrears with the City of New York. Payment will be processed via Electronic Funds Transfer following the submission of electronic requisitions.

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NYC DDC seeks Special Inspector for 122 Community Center facade restoration, budget $134,224.

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New York, NY, USA

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Living Wage Law Provisions for New York City Contractors

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PV788-FAC: 122 Community Center Façade Reconstruction - Volume 2

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PV788-FAC: 122 Community Center Façade Reconstruction - Volume 3

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PV788-FAC-122 Community Center Facade Restoration RFI Response Form

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PV788-FAC - 122 Community Center Façade Restoration Special Inspections

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PV788-FAC-122: Special Inspections and Laboratory Testing Services Contract

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PV788-FAC Construction Contract Volume 1 - Bid Booklet

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Appendix A January 2018 Final - General Provisions for Contracts

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Doing Business Data Form 2018 Ownership Certification Guide

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Doing Business Data Form - Standard 2018

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Iran Divestment Act Compliance Rider for NYC Contractors

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MacBride Principles Provisions for New York City Contractors Rider

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NYC Mayor’s Office of Contract Services - Doing Business Data Form Q&A

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Tax Affirmation Template

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AgencyNew York → Department Of Design And Construction
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OfficeNew York, NY, USA
Office AddressNew York, NY, USA
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The Department of Design and Construction is seeking a Special Inspector to provide special inspection services for the PV788-FAC -122 Community Center - Facade restoration - Special Inspections project. The -122 Community Center - Facade Restoration Project consists of façade work on two primary facades, reconstruct brownstone trim, window surrounds and band courses.  On 1st Avenue, reconstruct entrance portico and slate roof, reset stone coping stones and flashing at parapet and plaza pavers at rooftop.  Correct rusted steel lintel conditions and reset window mullion beauty caps. Please see RFI form, special inspections memo, project specific agreement and bid set drawings.

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