NYC MWBE RFP & Government Contract Opportunities | June 2026 • Week 5 | Mohawk Valley's Five-Property MWBE Cluster, Lanmark's Continued Subcontracting Pipeline, CCNY Discretionary MWBE Procurement & Federal Mural Deadline Extension Edition | 190+ Active Bids Across NYC, NYS & Federal

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Issue #32 opens with a pattern that didn't originate with Lanmark Group this time. Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. has posted five concurrent MWBE/SDVOB subcontractor solicitations across five separate residential properties in the NY State Contract Reporter — 6 Ann Street, 13 Lake Street, 156 Main Street, 20 Bronner Street, and 128 Main Street, all in Richfield Springs, NY. Five properties' worth of subcontracting lanes from a single sponsor, all posted the same day, all due the same date. This is the single-prime concentration model The MWBE Report has tracked through Lanmark since Issue #28 — except this time it's residential rehabilitation, not institutional construction, and the sponsor is a different organization entirely.

Lanmark Group, Inc. remains active this cycle with a smaller but still notable footprint: facade restoration and asbestos abatement at Borough of Manhattan Community College, multi-building cupola and skylight restoration at DASNY's College of Staten Island, and a Whisper Room renovation subcontracting lane at the CUNY School of Journalism — the same Journalism scope also separately advertised by GPA Environmental Group this cycle, worth a direct call to both before committing to either.

C&S Technical Resources, Inc. is showing early signs of running the same concurrent-solicitation strategy: three separate postings this cycle tied to SUNY Upstate Medical University's Chiller Building Facade, its OR Air Handler replacement, and the Salmon River Fish Hatchery renovation.

On NYC PASSPort, DEP again leads this week's listings — generator repair and maintenance across various Water Resource Recovery Facilities and pump stations, catch basin modernization in Queens, and BEDC civil engineering services tied to the combined sewer overflow long-term control plan.

On the federal side, the lane stayed thin this week. Our SAM.gov pull returned a single active listing: USNORTHCOM's Pentagon mural display contract, carried over from Issue #31, now in Amendment 2 with its response deadline extended to July 10. That's a real signal about this week's federal pipeline, not a gap in our monitoring — and it's the second consecutive thin week.

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🔧 BWT-1654 — Gen Repair & Maint. of Diesel Generators at Various WRFs, Pumps, Stations & Associated DEP Facilities — Department of Environmental Protection CR#: BWT-1654 | Agency: Department of Environmental Protection | Issue Date: June 26, 2026 | Due Date: July 15, 2026 | Type: Competitive Sealed Bid | Category: Facilities Maintenance and Repair Services

🟢 DEP generator repair and maintenance — citywide — recurring facilities vehicle NYC DEP's Bureau of Water and Sewer Operations is soliciting generator repair and maintenance services across various water resource recovery facilities, pump stations, and associated DEP facilities citywide. This is a recurring facilities-maintenance lane with a long contract life, consistent with DEP's broader procurement portfolio. For MWBE-certified mechanical and electrical trade firms with municipal facilities experience, the July 15 deadline gives roughly two and a half weeks. Pull from PASSPort under CR# BWT-1654 and confirm DEP vendor registration before responding.

🏗️ BWSO-CB-QE25 — Catch Basins Modernization, Borough of Queens — Department of Environmental Protection CR#: BWSO-CB-QE25 | Agency: Department of Environmental Protection | Issue Date: June 22, 2026 | Due Date: July 28, 2026 | Type: Competitive Sealed Bid | Category: Heavy Construction Services

🟢 DEP catch basin modernization — Queens — longest PASSPort runway this cycle. NYC DEP is soliciting borough-wide catch basin and drainage infrastructure modernization across Queens. This is a heavy construction services lane accessible to MWBE-certified civil and utility contractors. With a July 28 due date, this is the longest runway among this week's PASSPort picks. Pull from PASSPort under CR# BWSO-CB-QE25 and confirm bonding capacity before bidding.

🚸 HWCSCHPQN — Safe Routes to Schools, Queens — Department of Design and Construction CR#: HWCSCHPQN | Agency: Department of Design and Construction | Issue Date: June 22, 2026 | Due Date: July 8, 2026 | Type: Competitive Sealed Bid | Category: Utilities (Sewers/Water Mains/Gas) Services

🔴 IMMINENT — DDC Safe Routes to Schools — utility-grade civil work — Queens, NYC DDC is soliciting utility, sewer, and water main work tied to school-zone safety infrastructure improvements in Queens. With a July 8 deadline, this is a short runway. For MWBE-certified utility-grade civil contractors, this is a move-now opportunity. Pull from PASSPort under CR# HWCSCHPQN and confirm DDC vendor registration immediately.

📐 82626P0027 — BEDC: GC-SFS-CM-OH-CP3 — Department of Environmental Protection CR#: 82626P0027 | Agency: Department of Environmental Protection | Issue Date: June 18, 2026 | Due Date: July 14, 2026 | Type: Competitive Sealed Proposal | Category: Construction Vertical / Architecture-Engineering

🟡 DEP construction management proposal — BEDC vehicle — combined sewer overflow program. NYC DEP is soliciting construction-management services under its BEDC (Bureau of Engineering Design and Construction) program tied to the combined sewer overflow long-term control plan. BEDC vehicles carry embedded MWBE participation expectations consistent with DEP's broader procurement portfolio. For MWBE-certified construction management firms and architecture/engineering subcontractors, the July 14 deadline gives roughly two and a half weeks. Pull from PASSPort under CR# 82626P0027 and confirm bonding capacity and NYC SBS MWBE certification status before responding.

MWBE/SDVOB-designated contracts flagged first.

🏘️ Richfield Springs — 6 Ann Street — Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. CR#: 2136477 | Company: Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 31, 2026 | Location: 6 Ann Street, Richfield Springs, NY 13439 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — Richfield Springs residential cluster project 1 of 5 Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. is soliciting MWBE/SDVOB subcontractors and suppliers for residential rehabilitation at this Richfield Springs property. This is the first of five concurrent residential rehabilitation solicitations from the same sponsor active this cycle — all due the same date. For MWBE-certified residential rehab trades, the July 31 deadline gives roughly five weeks. Pull CR# 2136477 from NYSCR and contact the sponsor about all five properties in a single outreach.

🏘️ Richfield Springs — 13 Lake Street — Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. CR#: 2136479 | Company: Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 31, 2026 | Location: 13 Lake Street, Richfield Springs, NY 13439 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — Richfield Springs residential cluster project 2 of 5 Same sponsor, same village, same due date — the second of five concurrent residential rehabilitation properties. Pull CR# 2136479 from NYSCR.

🏘️ Richfield Springs — 156 Main Street, 20 Bronner Street & 128 Main Street — Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. CR#: 2136489 / 2136490 / 2136481 | Company: Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 31, 2026 | Location: Richfield Springs, NY 13439 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — Richfield Springs residential cluster projects 3, 4 & 5 of 5 The remaining three properties in Mohawk Valley's five-property cluster, all posted June 24, all due July 31. Together with the two listings above, this represents the most concentrated single-sponsor MWBE residential outreach The MWBE Report has tracked outside of Lanmark's institutional construction pattern. For MWBE-certified residential trades with capacity in Otsego County, one outreach call covers all five properties. Pull CR# 2136489, 2136490, and 2136481 from NYSCR.

🏗️ Borough of Manhattan Community College Cycle 9C Facade Restoration & Associated Asbestos Abatement — Lanmark Group, Inc. CR#: 2136514 | Company: Lanmark Group, Inc. | Issue Date: June 25, 2026 | Due Date: July 29, 2026 | Location: 199 Chambers Street, New York, NY 10007 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟢 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — BMCC facade restoration — Lanmark's continuing subcontracting pipeline. Lanmark Group is soliciting MBE/WBE/SDVOB subcontractors for facade restoration and associated asbestos abatement at BMCC's Chambers Street campus. This is a smaller footprint than Issue #31's five-project day, but Lanmark remains the most consistent single-prime subcontracting outreach source this newsletter has tracked since Issue #28. For MWBE-certified facade restoration and abatement firms, the July 29 deadline gives roughly four weeks. Pull CR# 2136514 from NYSCR and contact Lanmark directly.

🏛️ MBE, WBE, and SDVOB Subcontractor Procurement — DASNY – College of Staten Island Buildings 1A, 2A, 1C, 1L & 6S Cupola Roof, Lantern and Skylight Restoration, Masonry Wall Repairs, Roof Cover Replacement & Associated Asbestos Abatement — Lanmark Group, Inc. CR#: 2136509 | Company: Lanmark Group, Inc. | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 16, 2026 | Location: 2800 Victory Boulevard, Building 1C, Staten Island, NY 10314 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — CSI multi-building restoration — large scope, multiple trade lanes. Lanmark Group is soliciting MBE/WBE/SDVOB subcontractors for cupola roof, lantern, and skylight restoration, masonry wall repairs, and roof cover replacement with associated asbestos abatement across five CSI buildings. This is a large enough scope to support several trade subcontracts simultaneously. For MWBE-certified roofing, masonry, and abatement firms with CUNY/DASNY institutional experience, the July 16 deadline gives roughly two and a half weeks. Pull CR# 2136509 from NYSCR.

🎙️ MBE, WBE and SDVOB Subcontractor Procurement — CUCF – CUNY School of Journalism Whisper Room Renovation — Lanmark Group, Inc. CR#: 2136512 | Company: Lanmark Group, Inc. | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 15, 2026 | Location: 219 W 40th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10018 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE/SDVOB-designated — CUNY Journalism Whisper Room — two primes, same scope. Lanmark Group is soliciting MBE/WBE/SDVOB subcontractors for the same Whisper Room renovation scope that is also separately advertised this cycle by GPA Environmental Group Inc (CR# 2136451). Two primes are recruiting subcontractors for what may be the same or adjacent scope — worth a direct call to both before committing. For MWBE-certified interior construction firms, pull CR# 2136512 from NYSCR before July 15.

♿ MWBE SUNY ESF Renovate Lower Level Entries & Restrooms for ADA — Moon Library — Bellows Construction Specialties, LLC. CR#: 2136545 | Company: Bellows Construction Specialties, LLC. | Issue Date: June 25, 2026 | Due Date: July 22, 2026 | Location: 1 Forestry Drive, Syracuse, NY 13210 | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: Contractor Ads

🟡 MWBE-designated — SUNY ESF Moon Library ADA renovation — two entry points, same project. Bellows Construction Specialties is soliciting MWBE subcontractors for ADA accessibility renovation at SUNY ESF's Moon Library. Note: the same underlying scope appears separately in this issue as a general SUNY agency posting (CR# 2135637) — two entry points into the same project. For MWBE-certified ADA compliance and renovation firms, the July 22 deadline gives roughly three and a half weeks. Pull CR# 2136545 from NYSCR.

💻 Data Cabling Connectivity — City College of New York CR#: 2136495 | Agency: City University of New York (CUNY) | Division: The City College of New York | Issue Date: June 24, 2026 | Due Date: July 20, 2026 | Location: 160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031 | Category: Telecommunications | Ad type: MWBE or SDVOB Discretionary Procurement, $50,000–$1,500,000

🟢 MWBE/SDVOB discretionary procurement — direct award lane, not a subcontracting tier. CCNY is soliciting data cabling and connectivity infrastructure work under a discretionary-tier MWBE/SDVOB procurement directly from the college rather than through a subcontractor outreach. This is a direct-award lane. For MWBE/SDVOB-certified telecommunications and low-voltage firms, the July 20 deadline gives roughly three weeks. Pull CR# 2136495 from NYSCR and confirm NYS ESD certification before responding.

⚖️ OCA-DGCP-070 — Guardianship Direct Services NYC, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th Judicial Districts — Unified Court System, NYS CR#: 2136614 | Agency: Unified Court System, NYS | Division: Division of Grants, Contracts & Procurement | Issue Date: June 26, 2026 | Due Date: August 14, 2026 | Location: New York City, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Judicial Districts in NYS | Category: Miscellaneous | Ad type: General

🟢 Multi-district legal services contract — long runway, broad footprint. The Unified Court System is procuring guardianship direct services spanning NYC and four upstate Judicial Districts. This is a large multi-district legal services contract with no contractor-ad MWBE designation directly, but a long runway and broad geographic scope relevant for legal and social services firms with multi-region capacity. Pull CR# 2136614 from NYSCR.

🛗 SMD_A&CM_RFQ #518094 — Community Center Renovations Doors and Windows Replacement at Stanley Isaacs Houses — New York City Housing Authority CR#: 2136140 | Agency: New York City Housing Authority | Division: Supply Management Procurement Department | Issue Date: June 25, 2026 | Due Date: July 23, 2026 | Location: Stanley Isaacs Houses | Category: Construction Vertical | Ad type: General

🟢 NYCHA community center renovation — routine building-systems vehicle NYCHA's Supply Management and Procurement Department is soliciting doors and windows replacement at a NYCHA community center. This is part of the Authority's continuous facilities maintenance pipeline that has appeared in nearly every issue this year. Pull CR# 2136140 from NYSCR or PASSPort and confirm NYCHA vendor registration before responding.

The federal lane stayed thin this cycle — one active listing. Active SAM.gov registration required.

🎨 AMENDMENT 2 — USNORTHCOM Mural Display, Pentagon — Total Small Business Notice ID: FA251726QA0012 | Agency: U.S. Northern Command (Department of the Air Force) | Issue Date: June 26, 2026 (amended) | Due Date: July 10, 2026, 12:00 PM MDT (extended) | Set-Aside: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) | NAICS: Graphic Design Services | PSC: Arts/Graphics Services

🟡 Total Small Business — Pentagon graphic display fabrication — second chance via Amendment 2. This is a continuation of the USNORTHCOM mural display solicitation flagged in Issue #31. The response deadline has been extended via Amendment 2 to July 10. USNORTHCOM is seeking sources to professionally develop, fabricate, and install a graphic display mural in a high-visibility corridor on the 8th Corridor, 2nd Floor of the Pentagon, with 120 days of performance after award. This is a specialty fabrication and installation contract relevant for MWBE-certified graphic design, signage fabrication, and exhibit/display installation firms with federal facility clearance capacity. No named SBA program designation is required beyond base Total Small Business status. If you reviewed this one previously and held off, the extension is your second window. Pull Notice ID FA251726QA0012 from SAM.gov.

A note on this week's federal lane: SAM.gov returned only this single active listing in our pull. That's a real signal, not a gap in our research — the federal set-aside pipeline is genuinely thin this cycle, the second consecutive issue at this volume. We'll keep watching; federal listings tend to move in waves, and a quiet stretch often precedes a larger one.

⚠️ IMPORTANT MWBE PROCUREMENT NOTE

Issue #32 draws from NYC PASSPort, the NY State Contract Reporter, and SAM.gov. Key eligibility reminders across all three layers:

NYC contracts require active PASSPort registration and NYC MWBE certification through NYC SBS for MWBE participation goals. Certification must be active — not pending or expired — at the time of submission.

NYS contracts require NYS MWBE certification through Empire State Development (ESD) — which is separate from NYC SBS certification. The MWBE/SDVOB-designated NYSCR contracts in this issue, including all five Mohawk Valley Economic Development District solicitations, all of Lanmark Group's subcontracting lanes, Bellows Construction Specialties, and CCNY's data cabling discretionary procurement, are governed by NYS procurement rules. Confirm which certification layer applies before responding.

Federal contracts do not recognize NYC or NYS MWBE certification. The USNORTHCOM Total Small Business set-aside requires only active SAM.gov registration. SAM.gov registration is mandatory for any federal contract or subcontract pursuit.

Firms that pursue contracts before resolving certification gaps often lose months correcting eligibility issues after deadlines have passed.

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🔗 RELATED MWBE PROCUREMENT RESOURCES

The single-prime concentration model is spreading beyond Lanmark — and beyond construction. Issue #28 first flagged Lanmark Group running four concurrent MWBE solicitations across NYCHA and CUNY properties; Issue #31 put that number at five across H+H, CUNY, DASNY, and DDC. This week, a completely different sponsor — Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. — ran the identical play in a different sector entirely: five concurrent residential rehabilitation properties in Richfield Springs, one sponsor, one day, one due date. We're now also seeing early signs of the same pattern from C&S Technical Resources, Inc., which posted three separate subcontracting solicitations tied to SUNY Upstate Medical University and the Salmon River Fish Hatchery this cycle alone. This is no longer a Lanmark-specific phenomenon; it is becoming a standard way to run MWBE subcontractor outreach efficiently, regardless of sector. Firms that want recurring subcontracts from a multi-property sponsor should treat the cluster as a relationship to build now, not a solicitation to chase reactively each time it appears.

Two scopes, two primes, same project. This issue's CUNY School of Journalism Whisper Room renovation is being advertised separately by both Lanmark Group and GPA Environmental Group Inc. — the same pattern we flagged with the SUNY ESF Moon Library renovation, appearing under both a contractor ad and a general agency posting. Firms responding to either should confirm scope overlap directly with both parties before committing.

The federal set-aside lane is now two issues thin. Issue #31 held steady on 8(a) plus two Total Small Business listings. This week, our SAM.gov pull returned only the one carried-over USNORTHCOM listing. We'll flag it again next week if the pattern holds three issues running, and we'd expect a rebound is overdue.

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