Active Projects - Public Buildings (Historical)

PV289ELEV

NYSF - Public Theater Elevator Renovation

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-02-12T00:00:00.000

The Elevator Renovation project is being undertaken in order to bring the two elevators in The Public's historic home at 425 Lafayette Street up to modern standards. The elevators were originally installed decades ago and last received full mechanical updates over 25 years ago. The north elevator is the older system of the two, and until a recent incident permanently damaged its mechanics, was operating via an outdated relay-logic system. Both the north and south elevators have required constant maintenance to keep them operational, and an update of the mechanical systems for both will improve safety and efficiency and better serve patrons, artists, and staff.

$1M or less

Active

PV291-QM2

QMA - Queen's Museum of Art Expansion Phase II

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Initiation

2024-04-26T00:00:00.000

Queens Museum of Art Expansion - Phase 2

$10M to 30M

Active

PV302BPH1

SIIAS - Building B at SHCC Phase1 Geo-Thermal & Ground Floor

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-10-23T00:00:00.000

SIIAS - Building B at SHCC Phase1 Geothermal & Ground Floor

$10M to 30M

Active

PV304WHIS

NYHS - Sweat Equity/Women's History Center - 4th Floor

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

NA

2018-08-15T00:00:00.000

This project will build a new Gallery Exhibition space dedicated to New York Women and labor history that will be constructed within 15,000 square feet on the NYHS's 4th floor.

$10M to 30M

Active

PV354FALS

RTC - Roundabout Theater Co. - Studio 54 Fire Alarm Upgrade

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-03-31T00:00:00.000

RTC is looking to replace elements of the Fire and Life Safety System at Studio 54. This project includes replacement of the existing Fire Alarm, the replacement and upgrade of the Emergency Lighting System, and the addition of a central battery / inverter that would power the Emergency Lighting System

$1M or less

Active

PV354HVAC

RTC - Roundabout Theatre Company - AA Theater HVAC Upgrade

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-06-19T00:00:00.000

The objective of the renovation is not only to replace the units at the end of their useful life, but to also install new and technologically current models to provide the utmost comfort for performers, patrons, staff, and volunteers alike.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV362STA2

St. Ann's Warehouse:Tobacco Warehouse renovation-Ext Ltg

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2023-09-30T00:00:00.000

St. Ann's Warehouse: Tobacco Warehouse Renovation - Exterior Lighting and Equipment

$1M or less

Active

PV381SRA7

Seventh Regiment Armory - North Elevator

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-01-28T00:00:00.000

This program is to initiate the work at Seventh Regiment Armory Conservancy (dba Park Avenue Armory), New York, New York. The in part City funded scope will consist of a major new infrastructure core in the northern half of the Armory’s Head House. Work includes demolition throughout the building, construction of new vertical riser shafts, elevator and landings, enclosed fire stairs, and new restrooms

$1M to 3M

Active

PWDFORT

ARMORY FOUNDATION EVENT STAGE EQUIPMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-06-29T00:00:00.000

The Fort Washington Renovation will include Track Resurfacing, Lighting Installation , Sound installation and New Classroom Design and Construction

$3M to 10M

Active

PV381-WPM

SRAC - Seventh Regiment - Drill Hall Waterproofing/ Masonry

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-12-14T00:00:00.000

This project will address the widespread water infiltration into the Park Avenue Armory's cavernous Drill Hall, the site of the majority of the institution's artistic and arts education programs. While the 25-year-old hypalon membrane roof material (installed by NYS in the 1990s) covering the 55,000 SF area has an estimated 15 more years of useful life, there is a systemic failure at the north and south sides of the rectangular hall where the vaulted roof meets the masonry exterior wall.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV385RLP3

SIG - Signature Theater Center - Phase 3

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-09-16T00:00:00.000

Lobby acoustical treatment, design, construction and installation of digital signage and interactive technological experience system (digital experience), specialty lobby/café lighting and sound system, cable pass for Theatre 1 and Theatre 2, IT/Network/wireless installation, and FF&E.

$1M or less

Active

PV394AMBR

SSS - Ambrose Restoration

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Initiation

2024-06-28T00:00:00.000

Stabilization and Restoration of 1907 Lightship Ambrose

$3M to 10M

Active

PV406-CAS

Casa Belvedere - Facility Renovation

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2020-06-16T00:00:00.000

A new stair tower is to be constructed at the north east corner of the mansion to help satisfy NYC Building Code egress requirements. The stair tower will provide a remote, secondary means of egress that services all floors of the building and exits to an ADA compliant concrete ramp leading directly to grade.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV411ITC2

FAB - ITC 64 E. Fourth Street Buillding Renovation Phase 2

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2022-10-27T00:00:00.000

Phase 2: addition to lobby - new entry, façade and lobby

$1M to 3M

Active

PV464PRKG

WH - Wave Hill - Parking Lot Improvements

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2020-12-10T00:00:00.000

Wave Hill Visitor Parking Lot, Admission, Pedestrial Entry & Gatehouse Renovation: The principal objective of this capital project is to improve the safety of Wave Hill's Admission entrance and Visitor Parking Lot. Scope of work includes lighting upgrade, parking lot reconstruction, establishing a new pedestrian entrance, and new Gatehouse.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV467HECK

East Harlem Center/LDC - Heckscher Bldg. Roof Renovations

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2020-02-28T00:00:00.000

Repair/replacement of sections of the roof of the Heckscher Building. Replacement of roof drains. Associated water damage repair of mezzanine level of 5th floor gymnasium.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV467POPP

POP - Poppenhusen Institute Window Restoration/Archive Stor.

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2022-12-16T00:00:00.000

The project involves restoring the exterior façade to preserve the historic nature of the Poppenhusen Institute. The scope of work includes replacement of brownstone sills, wood windows and masonry. Many of the brownstone window sills and trim are exfoliated and deteriorated causing water infiltration into the wall system. Three monumental windows on the second floor have been recently restored and require no additional repair.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV467WFAC

East Harlem Arts, LDC - Heckscher Bldg. W Facade Renovation

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2022-01-13T00:00:00.000

Heckscher Building West Façade Restoration and window replacement.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV477TEMP

SICM -Staten Island Children's Museum Temp Control System

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2024-06-03T00:00:00.000

HVAC upgrade Buildings M & J

$3M to 10M

Active

PV488-BN

Bronx Net - Renovation of Carman Hall

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2020-07-06T00:00:00.000

upgrade to the facility's public and offices areas.Spatial reconfiguration and interior finishes will be provided.Approx 3,970 sf

$1M to 3M

Active

PV490-C

SHCC - SHCC Main Hall Bldg C Roof Reconstruction

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2022-01-04T00:00:00.000

Budget information from CPI & FMS

$1M to 3M

Active

PV490ELEC

SHCC - Snug Harbor Cult. Ctr. Site - Wide Electrical Upgrade

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-08-10T00:00:00.000

SHCC - Snug Harbor Cult. Ctr. Site - Wide Electric Upgrade.
New 4.16kV medium voltage Con-Edison Service able to accommodate the existing, new and projected loads. New 4.16kV service distribution configuration in Building “G” located in new or enlarged service switchgear room in this building or above the ground immediately adjacent to building “G”. New service distribution switchgear shall include Con-Edison C/T compartments, metering & 4.16kV/ 180-208V step-down transformers. The above mentioned new service shall be able to accommodate the electric loads.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV490-INF

SHCC - Site-wide Infrastructure Upgrade

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2023-05-02T00:00:00.000

The project will replace an aging, damaged, and obsolete site wide heating and cooling system

Replace steam pipes to and from Building L to all served buildings
• Replace pumps within served buildings to improve steam and cold circulation
• Replace interior steam pipes within served buildings, including addition of two radiators to each attic in order to protect wet sprinkler systems
• Replace existing chiller with a modular multi-unit system with at least four chillers of 200 ton capacity with a gas-fired absorption system; replace cooling towers
o Two existing chillers: McQuay chillers with evaporator cooling capacity of 285 tons and water flow of 570 gpm (one nonfunctional)
• Connect ground floor of Building C and Building B to central air conditioning plant

$10M to 30M

Active

PV490-Q3

SHCC - Snug Harbor Cult. Ctr. Music Hall, Dressing Rooms

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-06-29T00:00:00.000

Renovation of SHCC Music Hall (Bldg T) to provide back of house amenities i.e. dressing rooms, green room administrative offices and other support spaces; incl. scope to obtain C of O for PA use.

$10M to 30M

Active

PV501BOIL

PS1 - PS1 Boiler Replacement

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2021-06-30T00:00:00.000

PS-1 Boiler Replacement

$1M to 3M

Active

PV520HIST

WKS - Weeksville Restoration of Hunterfly Houses

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-05-03T00:00:00.000

The project scope of work includes the necessary reconstruction to stabilize and maintain watertight building envelopes of the existing collection of buildings known as the Hunterfly Houses; work shall include roof and flashing replacement; replacement of drainage components including gutters, leaders and collection boxes; reconstruction and replacement of wood siding and trim; reconstruction of the existing windows and doors, trim, frames, sills and stools; reconstruction of the porches including railing, floor board, fascia and trim replacement; damp proofing of the basements in areas where leaders drain onto to direct the flow of drainage away from the foundations. In addition upgrades to the security and lighting systems will be implemented.

$3M to 10M

Active

PV525STUD

SMH - Studio Museum in Harlem New Building

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-11-25T00:00:00.000

The Project will combine two adjacent lots on 125th Street: the sculpture court, City-owned lot 11, and the Museum building on lot 9, owned by the Museum. The Museum will transfer the Lot 9 property to the City before construction begins. Existing structures on both lots will be demolished for the new, six-story 82,000sf City-owned building.

$30M to 100M

Active

PV669-NPC

NPC - Nuyorican Poets Cafe Renovation

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-10-20T00:00:00.000

The base scope of work includes the General Construction, Plumbing, HVAC, Fire protection and Electrical work to rehabilitate the Nuyorican Poet’s Café facility. The building is a turn-of-the-century tenement building consisting of a cellar and four above-grade stories, plus a mezzanine. NPC is only able to utilize the cellar, 1st and mezzanine spaces. The cellar houses the offices and support spaces for the Café’s performance space, as well as the facilities mechanical equipment, dressing rooms and toilets. The performance space occupies the first floor and a mezzanine level. The second, third, and fourth floors are currently being used for storage. Much of the building lacks code compliance and ADA accessibility, in addition to being in poor condition due to years of wear and tear. The base scope of work includes renovation of all interior spaces, with new finishes, power, and lighting to accommodate three flexible classroom/rehearsal spaces, additional staff office space and an additional publicly-accessible performance space. The cellar, ground floor and mezzanine will also be included in the renovation and be investigated for possible re-configuration. The scope includes a new elevator for ADA accessibility, and life safety system requirements such as the Fire Alarm system and a security system. It also includes an upgrade to all Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical systems. The exterior work includes new roof, building envelope (masonry) rehabilitation to address water infiltration, a new ADA ramp for public access from the sidewalk level into the facility, fire exit stairs and other necessary work.

$10M to 30M

Active

PV704HSA2

HISP - Hipanic Society of America ROOF

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-12-23T00:00:00.000

The Main Building of the Hispanic Society has recurring leaks due to the poor condition and age (now over 110 years old), resulting in deterioration of the building on the exterior and interior; moreover, the intrusion of water through the roof can no longer be maintained with temporary repairs. The replacement of the roof is absolutely necessary to safeguard the interior and exterior of the Main Building of the Hispanic Society, which is a National Historic Landmark. It is also necessary to protect the world-renowned collections and ensure that the Hispanic Society continues to function as an internationally-recognized free public museum and research library. The intent of the project is to protect from water intrusion, restore the integrity of the building, and upgrade in a manner that respects the architecture while also making use of current materials to better care for the building and protect the public. In the process of replacing the roof, we will significantly reduce the consumption of energy, replace and/or upgrade elements of the infrastructure in order to better maintain the building.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV737-MSM

MSM - Manhattan School of Music Borden Auditorium Renovation

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2023-01-30T00:00:00.000

This project is part of an overall master plan to completely renovate Neidorff-Karpati Hall, Manhattan School of Music’s main performance space. The Hall is currently in need of major repairs, including an upgrade of the lighting, sound, projection, rigging , electrical, acoustical and seating systems. Repairs and restoration are essential in order to preserve the architectural integrity of the space while providing improved access to all users of the Hall. This project will be approached in phases

$1M to 3M

Active

PV741CI40

CI - China Institute Renovation of 40 Rector Street

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-12-18T00:00:00.000

China Institute's project is Phase II A of a three-phase renovation of its two-floor, 52,000-square foot 100 Washington Street facility, purchased outright by our organization as raw space in 2012. Phase II A centers on the interior “white box” renovation of 6,500 square-foot space on our ground floor.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV791-TNC

Roof and HVAC Replacement

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2022-10-05T00:00:00.000

Theater for the New City - Scope of work includes the replacement of the existing HVAC equipment and controls serving the Cino Theater, Scene shop and the theater lobby including the offices.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV794AMER

AMER - Americas Society - Roof, Facade, Window Restoration

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2023-10-30T00:00:00.000

Americas Society is undertaking the complete exterior restoration of its 1906-12 McKim, Mead and White neo-Federalist townhouse at 680 Park Avenue. Based on a Building Condition Report delivered in 2012, the organization works to address a series of connected projects to start the restoration of the exterior envelope.
The project presented to and funded by the City Council, the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Manhattan Borough President includes two sub-phases:
- Phase 1a (privately funded): Exterior projects implemented by Americas Society: Through 2018, Americas Society has already addressed the most urgent needs identified in the 2012 Building Condition Report: front entrance doors, sidewalk vault and areaways, cooling tower, and the installation of an exterior lift to protect the newly renovated atrium, for a total of $993,563
- Phase 1b (City-funded and privately funded): Replacement of 98 of the building's original windows, window frames, windowsills and wood filler panels. Restoration of the portico entrance to the building, including the restoration of all masonry and stonework, as well as the replacement of the roof.
City funding, awarded in FY14, 15, 16 and 18 will be applied towards window replacement. Americas Society already expended private funds for the works described in Phase 1a, and will seek to raise additional funds to complete additional projects in future years.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV831-SMT

GGD - Gina Gibney Dance Smart Studios GGD - Gina Gibney Danc

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-07-03T00:00:00.000

There is an urgent need for affordable workspace in the nonprofit dance and performance community. The large, column free spaces and sprung floors required for dance rehearsals are highly specialized and increasingly rare. High demand and recent studio closures have set off a scramble for space. Gibney’s existing 17 studios are at full capacity, and the organization cannot begin to meet the demand even for its existing network of companies and individual artists.

$1M to 3M

Active

PV960JSNY

Japan Society HVAC Upgrade

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-12-18T00:00:00.000

PV960JSNY - Japan Society HVAC Upgrade

$1M to 3M

Active

PVDTA-PH2

DTA - Downtown Art Bldg Renovation Phase 2 (Upper Floors)

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2021-08-30T00:00:00.000

The project is to renovate the 2nd and 3rd floors of Downtown Art's home at 70 East 4th Street and improve
two outdoor spaces. The scope includes: a large rehearsal studio, open office area, new bathroom, new storage, and kitchen, and two outdoor spaces suitable for community gatherings. Renovations include installation of HVAC and sprinklers on the 2nd and 3rd floors, decking for low roof, finishes to walls and ceiling, installation of bathroom, kitchen, and storage areas, installation of a sprung wood floor, and landscaping for adjacent yard.

$1M to 3M

Active

PVN038EXT

ATC - Exterior/Roof Replacement

CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-05-31T00:00:00.000

Atlantic Theater Company will completely restore the roof of our Linda Gross Theater on West 20th Street in Chelsea. This roof has not been refurbished in over forty years and must be entirely removed and replaced.

As part of the project’s scope, we will remove the existing roof and the base layer down to the support joists; replace and secure any elements that show signs of deterioration; and install a new, complete roof assembly. For safety and access purposes, we will also erect scaffolding during the roof restoration.

$1M or less

Active

PW195SW2

80 CENTRE ST. - SIDEWALK REHABILITATION

DCAS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2021-06-30T00:00:00.000

Replace existing concrete sidewalks, landscaping and curbs. Provide new handicap accessibilty to building.

$3M to 10M

Active

PW29370M

70 MULBERRY STREET - FIRE ALARM DESIGN

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2022-01-31T00:00:00.000

Fire Alarm Upgrade

$1M to 3M

Active

PW29380FC

80 CENTRE ST.- FIRE ALARMS/SPRINKLERS

DCAS

Public Buildings

NA

2026-05-15T00:00:00.000

80 CENTRE ST.- FIRE ALARMS/SPRINKLERS

$30M to 100M

Active

PW293QBLV

120-55 QUEENS BLVD - FIRE ALARM

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2021-07-02T00:00:00.000

Installation of new addressable non-proprietary Fire Detection & Alarm system in full compliance with the 2008/2014 fire code, Local Law 5, Local Law 26 and all codes related to fire and life safety in the City of New York.

$3M to 10M

Active

PW348-61

Upgrade/replacement/rnstallation of Heating Oil Tanks

DCAS

Public Buildings

Construction

2020-07-31T00:00:00.000

Installation, replacement, closure of petroleum product storage tanks at 21 locations within Manhattan and the Bronx.

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-71

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Procurement

2022-09-19T00:00:00.000

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-72

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2022-05-12T00:00:00.000

Installation, replacement, closure of gasoline and diesel underground/aboveground storage tanks at 10 locations within the Bronx.

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-73

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Construction

2022-04-04T00:00:00.000

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-74

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Construction

2021-10-14T00:00:00.000

The scope of work consists of providing all necessary construction management, design, and
r.onstruction services required to perform ail phases of the project: Surveying, tank testing,
investigation, design, construction, and construction management for the closure, removal, upgrade,
or replacement of petroieum product storage tanks at various City owned sites. This work must
comply with all local, state, nnd federal laws nnd regulations governing tanks and associated work.

The general scope of work for tank replacement includes:

File NYSDEC PBS application; mobilization; securing all required NYC agency approvals & permits;
site survey; geophysical survey; drilling for laboratory soil and groundwater samples; crane & rigging;
saw cutting; demo & disposal of old tanks, piping, and concrete vaults; dewatering· of excavation; tank
bottom sludge removal & disposal; remove/transfer/dispose product; laboratory analysis of soil and
groundwater; excavate, remove, dispose incidental contaminated soil; install shoring, new tanks and
tan·k sumps, piping, monitoring and leak detection system, overfill protection and alarms, electrical
wiring; construction of concrete slabs and block piers; backfill excavation; resurfacing; demobilization;
performance of a closeout investigation and the preparation and filing of appropriate reports;
obtaining FDNY and DOB closeout documents; preparing "As-built" drawings.

$30M to 100M

Active

PW348-81

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-07-21T00:00:00.000

CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONS

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-82

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-07-21T00:00:00.000

CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONS

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-83

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-07-21T00:00:00.000

CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONS

$10M to 30M

Active

PW348-84

FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT

DCAS

Public Buildings

Design

2023-07-21T00:00:00.000

CITYWIDE FUEL TANK REPLACEMENT PROGRAM FOR NEW 2015 EPA PETROLEUM BULK STORAGE REGULATIONS

$10M to 30M

Active