# New York State Contract Reporter #2140342

Roosevelt Hall Renovations—Design Services

**Posted:** October 28, 2026
**Respond By:** November 19, 2026
**Identifier:** 2140342
**NAICS:** 541690, 541330, 541310, 541350

SUNY Binghamton is seeking a consultant team for design services supporting renovations to Roosevelt Hall, a 44,034-square-foot dormitory in the Hinman Community.
- **Government buyer:** State University of New York (SUNY), SUNY Binghamton, Facilities Management.
- **Requested services:** Asbestos material testing, structural, plumbing, fire protection, door hardware, cost estimating, and energy consulting under Executive Order 22. SUNY Binghamton Facilities Management will perform the architectural, mechanical, and site/civil design, including utility connections.
- **Project context:** The latest notice describes the work as retrofits and finish updates. Project information also identifies building-system and facility work such as selective demolition, elevator-cab refurbishment, roofing, windows, asbestos abatement, an emergency generator and enclosure, hydronic systems, fire protection, lighting, controls, and main switchgear. Some earlier details, including a new kitchen, ground-floor laundry room, and ductwork, are not included in the latest project description.
- **Notable requirements:** Electrical design must incorporate applicable Telecom or IT requirements. Participation goals are 6% SDVOB, 15% MBE, and 15% WBE. Submissions are electronic and will be evaluated on firm and personnel qualifications, relevant experience, approach and capability, participation, and references.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No product manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named.
- **Period of performance:** 860 calendar days; no start or end date, option years, or subscription period is specified.

### Description

Binghamton University is seeking a qualified consultant to perform a portion of the design services for Roosevelt Hall, a 44,034-square-foot dormitory in the Hinman Community. The project includes retrofits and finish updates, selective demolition, elevator cab refurbishment, new roofing and windows, asbestos abatement, a generator, hydronic systems, fire protection, lighting, controls, and main switchgear. Facilities Management will handle architectural, mechanical, and site/civil design, while the consultant team will provide services including asbestos testing, structural, plumbing, fire protection, door hardware, cost estimating, and energy consulting. Firms must request the RFQ from the university for their submissions to be considered responsive; submissions are electronic and evaluated on qualifications, experience, project approach and capability, MWBE utilization, and references.

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