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ICRA Containment and Negative Air Services

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AgencyState University of New York (SUNY)
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Provides infection control barriers and air filtration for prime contractors on SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital projects. Installs ICRA barriers, temporary weather-tight hoarding, and monitors negative air containment systems using HEPA scrubbers and negative air machines. Requires ICRA certification for healthcare construction. Delivers certified dust-free and contained work zones.

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