New York State Contract Reporter #2136912

Historic Window Replacement and Installation for Becks Hotel Redevelopment, Village of Mexico, NY

This opportunity involves the Becks Hotel Redevelopment project in the Village of Mexico, NY, focusing on historic window replacement and installation: - Government Buyer: Village of Mexico, NY - Project Scope: - Removal and disposal of all existing exterior windows at Becks Hotel - Supply and installation of new exterior windows that replicate the historic design, dimensions, profiles, and appearance - Interior and exterior trim repair, including brickmold - Installation of flashing, air sealing, and weatherproofing for watertight assembly - Provision of temporary weather protection during installation - Lead paint safe work practices in accordance with EPA and OSHA requirements - Compliance with NYS Building Code, NYS Energy Code, and ADA standards - Funding and Oversight: - Project funded through the Restore NY Communities Initiative, administered by Empire State Development - Replacement windows must be approved by the National Park Service (NPS) and Empire State Development (ESD) - Participation Goals: - MWBE (Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise) participation goal: 30% - SDVOB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business) participation goal: 6% - Proposers must submit proof of certification and utilization plans for MWBE/SDVOB - No specific OEMs or window manufacturers are named in the solicitation - All work must preserve the architectural character of the building and meet historic preservation requirements

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Proposals for the purchase and installation of exterior windows for the Becks Hotel Redevelopment project located at 3302 Main Street, Mexico, NY. The project involves removal and disposal of existing windows, supply and installation of new windows that replicate the existing design, and associated interior and exterior trim repairs. The work must comply with NYS Building Code, Energy Code, and safety regulations, and includes lead paint safe work practices. The project aims to preserve the historic character of the building while meeting modern standards.

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