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Rehabilitate Physical Education Building - Basement, First Floor and Site Work

Description: The State University Construction Fund is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation of the Physical Education Building basement and first floor, together with associated site work, at SUNY Albany. The solicitation is a construction procurement under CR# 2137486 and SUCF project 011045-02, with the advertisement issued on 7/29/2026 and addenda extending the bid date to 9/9/2026. It is a public construction bid rather than a grant program, and the accessible official posting does not expose a primary PDF, DOC, or PPT attachment URL.

Buyer: New York State University Construction Fund
StateAgency · NY, US
Released: Jul 29, 2026
Closes: Sep 9, 2026(Closed)

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James ShaughnessyAssistant Director – Capital Program Management

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Victoria ScialdoneAssistant Director – Capital Program Management (Data & Planning)

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Kyle GronostajBudget Coordinator/Analyst

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Jessica Laramie LaramieBudget Coordinator/Analyst

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New York State University Construction Fund

State AgencyNY

Posted

Aug 31, 2026

Closes

Sep 22, 2026

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