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Capital Design and Planning Services

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This subcontract for Capital Design and Planning Services involves the development of mid-stage and advanced design documents for prime contractors working on New York State Council on the Arts facility projects. The scope of work includes the creation of blueprints, site plans, and technical specifications specifically for the renovation or new construction of galleries, theaters, and museums. The selected provider must possess specialized expertise in cultural facility architecture and a thorough understanding of New York State building codes. The primary deliverable consists of comprehensive mid-stage and advanced design document packages. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 541310 and has a response deadline of January 12, 2027.

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Subcontract for NYS cultural facility design documents, due January 12, 2027.

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NY, USA

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NYSCA FY2027 Capital Projects Funds Opportunity

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Performs development of mid-stage and advanced design documents for prime contractors on NYS Council on the Arts (NYSCA) facility projects. Creates blueprints, site plans, and technical specifications for renovations or new constructions of museums, theaters, and galleries. Requires expertise in NYS building codes and cultural facility architecture. Delivers mid-stage and advanced design document packages.

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