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Commercial Demolition, Hvac/Mechanical work permitted February 11, 2026, with 6 permits through July 29, 2026, declaring $25,175,100 of work. Contractor on record: W5 Group LLC.
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Full Demolition of 31 Story Commercial Building
New York City permit records name W5 Group LLC and GP Mech Services Inc as the contractors on this project.
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6 permits issued Feb 11 – Jul 29, newest first.
| Issued | Permit | Contractor | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| applied Feb 2 | #M01297566-I1-FD Full Demolition · Initial Permit Full Demolition of 31 Story Commercial Building Status: Permit Issued |
Commercial and multifamily, biggest first.
| W5 Group LLC |
| $25M |
| applied May 7 | #M01297566-S7-PMM Protection and Mechanical Methods · Initial Permit Field Offices and Worker Shanties Status: Permit Issued | W5 Group LLC | $100 |
| applied Feb 9 | #M01297566-S5-PMM Protection and Mechanical Methods · Initial Permit Engineered Enclosure System on Scaffolding for Full Building Demolition Status: Permit Issued | W5 Group LLC | $25K |
| applied Nov 10 | #M01297566-S8-EW-SP Standpipe · Initial Permit REMOVAL OF SPRINKER SYSTEM AND CONVERSION OF STANDPIPE SYSTEM TO PRESSURIZED DRY SYSTEM IN ASSOASITION WITH FULL BUILDING DEMOLITION, BY OTHERS. THERE IS NO CHANGE TO USE, EGRESS, OR OCCUPANCY. Status: Permit Issued | GP Mech Services Inc | $150K |
| applied Nov 10 | #M01297566-S8-EW-SD Standpipe · Initial Permit REMOVAL OF SPRINKER SYSTEM AND CONVERSION OF STANDPIPE SYSTEM TO PRESSURIZED DRY SYSTEM IN ASSOASITION WITH FULL BUILDING DEMOLITION, BY OTHERS. THERE IS NO CHANGE TO USE, EGRESS, OR OCCUPANCY. Status: Permit Issued | GP Mech Services Inc | $150K |
| applied Feb 10 | #M01297566-S1-PMM Protection and Mechanical Methods · Initial Permit Construction Equipment for Full Building Demolition Status: Permit Issued | W5 Group LLC | $100 |
In New York City, biggest first.