XL Eagle Send us your price
New York bid · open for prices

Interior Demolition and Asbestos Abatement

This bid is for interior demolition and asbestos abatement at Roberson Museum, 30 Front Street, Binghamton, NY 13905. You may quote demolition, abatement, or both.

Due
December 2, 2026
20 days left
Location
Binghamton, NY
New York
Posted on
nyscr.ny.gov
Notice ID
2140474

The original documents

Deadline: December 2, 2026

See the original on www.nyscr.ny.gov

Bidding it yourself? Get the full package and submit on nyscr.ny.gov before December 2, 2026.

What they need

  • DemolitionSelective architectural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing demolition per sheets A-102, M-100, E-101, and P-101, including disconnections, capping, salvage, hauling, and disposal. Exclude new construction and replacement systems.
  • Asbestos abatementRemove textured ceilings and affected upper-wall material in rooms A–C, windows in area D, the air-handling unit containing asbestos gaskets, and perimeter induction HVAC units with asbestos tape. Cut induction-unit pipes and conduits flush with the concrete floor after panel removal by the demolition contractor.
  • CoordinationPrice contaminated HVAC unit removal under abatement and induction-unit panel removal under demolition. Air monitoring, the asbestos variance, and HVAC draining, recharging, and capping are provided by others. Window replacement and a shared lift are provided by the build-out contractor.
  • ScheduleAbatement starts January 4, 2027; demolition runs January 25–February 17, 2027. Window removal occurs in late winter or spring 2027 and must finish before June 1, 2027. Work hours are Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–3:30 PM; maintain public access and protect collections with dust barriers.
  • PricingSeparate demolition and abatement costs. Break demolition pricing out by drawing sheet, separately identifying A-102 notes 11, 12, and 13. Include labor, equipment, protection, permits, hauling, disposal, and overhead; reflect tax-exempt status. Applicable New York asbestos certifications are required.

Past history: who won Construction & Renovation work in New York

Recent federal contract awards (federal buyers) in the same industry in New York, from USAspending.gov. These are comparable jobs, not earlier rounds of this exact solicitation.

Typical award: $200K to $5.5Mmiddle half of 15 recent awards · median $1M
Who wonAmountBuyerDate
J Kokolakis Contracting INCRadial forge infrastructure at wva, NY $24,130,374Department of the ArmyFeb 2027
Hanichi Enterprise INC.630A4-26-102 (GI renovations phase iii) $5,902,620Department of Veterans AffairsNov 2026
Veteran Elevated Solutions, LLCProject 630A4-26-104 complete modernization and restoration of elevator S7 $1,040,457Department of Veterans AffairsNov 2026
Dmyles INC.Repair a wing facade for stratton VA medical center in albany, NY. $5,066,690Department of Veterans AffairsOct 2026
Li Craftsmanship INCProject NO. 632-26-109 replace campus fire hydrants number 11, 22, 27, 36 and 42 at the northport campus vamc $595,000Department of Veterans AffairsOct 2026
Welch Construction INC.Replace trench drains $138,150Department of Veterans AffairsOct 2026
Con Tech Building Systems, INC.Construction of the NEW GLS administration building & maintenance garage $13,255,000Saint Lawrence Seaway Development CorporationOct 2026
Patriot Sons USA LLCFunding for demolition and asbestos abatement services at the buffalo and batavia vamcs $250,000Department of Veterans AffairsOct 2026

Losing bids are not made public on most government buys, so only the winner and price are shown.

Similar open bids

Get new New York bids by email

Save a search and we email you when a matching bid is posted. Free. Unsubscribe anytime.

More New York bids → · Construction & Renovation bids in New York → · Electrical bids in New York → · Paving & Concrete bids in New York → · HVAC bids in New York → · Environmental Services bids in New York → · Transportation & Hauling bids in New York → · Plumbing bids in New York → · All states →