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Harlem Hospital_Ron Brown Cooling Tower Replacement

NYC NYC Health + Hospitals · New York, NY

NYC NYC Health + Hospitals in the United States is inviting bids for “Harlem Hospital_Ron Brown Cooling Tower Replacement”. Bids close on 5 November 2026, 11:00 EST. Reference: 13202603_Harlem RBP. Who can bid: Contractors must be insured by a NAIC-admitted carrier; non-admitted carriers are not accepted; Bids of $500,000 or more must meet the 30% M/WBE goal or be declared non-responsive. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

Cooling tower replacement at Harlem Hospital, for construction contractors with insurance and M/WBE compliance

NYC Health + Hospitals seeks competitive sealed bids to replace the cooling tower at the Ron Brown Pavilion of Harlem Hospital, 506 Lenox Avenue, New York. The work is construction/construction services under the NYC H+H Project Labor Agreement. Bids of $500,000 or more must meet a 30% M/WBE goal.

Who can win it

  • Contractors must be insured by a NAIC-admitted carrier; non-admitted carriers are not accepted
  • Bids of $500,000 or more must meet the 30% M/WBE goal or be declared non-responsive

Key facts

Procedure
Competitive Sealed Bids
Published
10 Sep 2026
Reference
13202603_Harlem RBP

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