The City University Of New York

The City University of New York (CUNY), doing business as CUNY Graduate Center, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As a public university system, CUNY provides higher education services across multiple campuses in New York City. Through federal grant awards, CUNY primarily engages in infrastructure improvement and disaster recovery projects for its various college facilities. The organization's structure as a U.S. government entity and its business types, which include U.S. Local Government, City, and Council of Governments, reflect its role as a public institution serving the educational needs of New York City residents.

Recent federal grant sub-awards to CUNY have focused on campus renovation, repair, and disaster recovery efforts across several of its college campuses. These projects include completed campus work at Hunter College, improvements to Hunter College's Brookdale/Silberman facilities, library renovations at Brooklyn College, and building and contents work at Baruch College. Additionally, CUNY has received funding for sump pump installations at the College of Staten Island, as well as building and contents work at Brooklyn College. The majority of these sub-awards have been granted through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, suggesting a focus on enhancing campus resilience and recovering from disaster-related damages. The nature of these projects indicates that CUNY utilizes federal grant funding to maintain and improve its educational infrastructure, ensuring its facilities can effectively serve students and faculty across its multi-campus system.