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Elevator Wiring and Duct Installation

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This subcontract for Elevator Wiring and Duct Installation involves the complete rewiring of elevator systems for prime contractors working on Madison County facility projects. The scope of work includes the removal of obsolete wiring and the installation of new wiring for the machine room, car, and hoistway, as well as the placement of protective ducting and travel cables. The final deliverable is a comprehensive wiring package designed to support new microprocessor controls. All contracted work must strictly adhere to the New York State Electrical Code and comply with Prevailing Wage requirements. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238210, with a response deadline set for December 3, 2026.

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Subcontract for Madison County elevator rewiring and duct installation due December 3, 2026.

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RFB 2026-38 Cazenovia Elevator Modernization- REBID

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AgencyNew York → Madison County
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Performs complete rewiring of the elevator system for prime contractors on Madison County facility projects. Removes obsolete wiring and installs new hoistway, machine room, and car wiring, including travel cables and protective ducting. All work must meet NYS Electrical Code and Prevailing Wage requirements. Delivers a complete wiring package supporting new microprocessor controls.

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