New York State Contract Reporter #2140683

Queens College Remsen Hall Food Science Lab Renovation and Hazardous-Material Removal

DASNY is soliciting bids for a phased renovation of Queens College’s Remsen Hall food science teaching laboratory in Flushing, New York. - Government buyer: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY); no sub-agency or office is identified. - Project and value: Food science teaching lab renovation and hazardous-material removal; estimated value is $8 million. - Work requested: Hazardous-material abatement and selective demolition; structural steel, masonry, fireproofing, interior construction, finishes, doors, and glazing; laboratory casework and countertops; foodservice equipment; and plumbing, HVAC, electrical, IT, AV, security/access control, and fire protection systems. - Products and quantities: Laboratory casework and countertops, foodservice equipment, and building/interior construction materials. Quantities and part numbers are not specified. - Delivery requirements: Work must be completed in two phases while the building remains occupied. The successful bidder and subcontractors at every tier must agree to the Project Labor Agreement (PLA). Participation goals are 18% MBE, 12% WBE, and 6% SDVOB. - Named organizations: Vernon Construction & Development LLC is inviting subcontractor bids as a competing prime contractor. Graf & Lewent Architects is identified as architect/engineer. No product OEMs or manufacturers are named. - Period: 27-month contract term, with substantial completion planned in 2029; a start date and option years are not specified.

Description

This invitation-only procurement seeks qualified subcontractors and suppliers to bid with Vernon Construction & Development LLC, which is competitively bidding as a prime contractor, on the Queens College Remsen Hall food science lab renovation. Work includes hazardous-material abatement and selective demolition, structural and interior construction, laboratory casework and foodservice equipment, and plumbing, HVAC, electrical, IT, AV, security/access control, and fire protection systems. The project will be completed in two phases while the building remains occupied. The successful low bidder and all subcontractors at every tier must agree to be bound by the Project Labor Agreement.

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