Replace fire alarm system at the Ranger School SUNY ESF Onondaga County St. Lawerence County
Active State & local contract award New York Awarded
- Contract number
- D202650
- Awardee
- ENI MECHANICAL INC DBA EMPIRE NORTHEAST
- Contracting organization
- College of Environmental Science & Forestry
- Cumulative value
- $267,900
Award facts
- Completion date
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About this award
ENI Mechanical Inc, doing business as Empire Northeast, was awarded contract D202650 by the College of Environmental Science & Forestry in New York on July 9, 2026. The contract has a cumulative value of $267.9K and is scheduled for completion on January 5, 2028. While the specific scope of work and detailed service descriptions are not provided in the available documentation, the contractor's business designation as a mechanical services firm suggests the engagement likely involves mechanical systems installation, maintenance, or related infrastructure work at the College of Environmental Science & Forestry facilities.
The performance period extends approximately 18 months from the award date through the January 2028 completion deadline. The College of Environmental Science & Forestry, as the contracting organization, will serve as the primary point of contact and location for work performance. Further clarification regarding the precise nature of deliverables, performance locations, and specific mechanical systems addressed would require access to the complete contract statement of work or additional project documentation.
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Who was awarded contract D202650?
Contract D202650 was awarded to ENI MECHANICAL INC DBA EMPIRE NORTHEAST by College of Environmental Science & Forestry in New York on July 9, 2026.
How much is contract D202650 worth?
Its cumulative value is $267,900.
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