Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2140390
Replace 53 windows and restore exterior woodwork for Troy Community Land Bank
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 20, 2026
Identifier
2140390
NAICS
236118, 238150
Troy Community Land Bank Corporation is seeking a contractor to replace 53 windows and restore exterior woodwork at a Troy property. - Buyer and location: Troy Community Land Bank Corporation, Management Division; the solicitation listing names 566 River Street, while the scope document identifies 566 Second Avenue, Troy, New York. The address should be confirmed. - Requested product: 53 energy-efficient replacement windows, including screens and hardware. No manufacturer, brand, or part number is specified; window specifications must be submitted for approval before ordering. - Requested services: Remove and dispose of 53 existing windows; field-measure and install the replacements; insulate, flash, caulk, and weatherproof openings. Repair or replace deteriorated sills, casings, decorative columns, moldings, and trim to match existing details, then prime and apply two coats of exterior paint. - Notable requirements: Protect masonry and surrounding surfaces; follow applicable lead-safe requirements; include labor, materials, equipment, scaffolding, permits, cleanup, and disposal. Provide itemized pricing for window replacement and woodwork restoration, unit prices for concealed wood repairs, and a one-year workmanship warranty. - Participation goals: 20% WBE and 0% MBE. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, brands, or contractor vendors are named in the procurement materials. - Schedule: One-time project beginning after award. The documents give conflicting completion deadlines, so the final required completion schedule should be confirmed.
Description
The solicitation seeks bids to replace 53 existing windows and restore exterior woodwork at 566 River Street in Troy, New York. Work includes removing the existing windows; furnishing and installing energy-efficient replacement windows with screens and hardware; and insulating, flashing, caulking, and weatherproofing the openings. The contractor must also repair or replace and repaint affected woodwork, protect surrounding surfaces, follow applicable lead-safe requirements, and provide an itemized price. A one-year workmanship warranty is required.