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Wall Repair and Patching (Masonry)

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This subcontract for Wall Repair and Patching (Masonry) involves performing specialized masonry repairs for prime contractors on New York State Department of Education projects. The scope of work focuses on repairing brickwork around flush-mount electrical panels to ensure a professional, sealed finish using standard brick, mortar, and masonry tools. Qualified candidates must hold standard masonry contractor licensing to deliver finished brick walls at designated panel locations. The solicitation was posted on October 13, 2026, with a response deadline of November 3, 2026, falling under NAICS code 238110.

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Masonry subcontract for NYS Department of Education brick repairs around electrical panels.

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NYSSD Electrical Panel Replacement

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Education
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Performs masonry repairs for prime contractors on NYS Dept. of Education projects. Repairs brickwork on walls where flush-mount electrical panels are installed to ensure a professional and sealed finish using brick, mortar, and masonry finishing tools. Requires standard masonry contractor licensing. Delivers repaired and finished brick walls at panel locations.

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