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Commercial General Building, Fire Protection, Hvac/Mechanical, Plumbing work permitted April 18, 2025, with 4 permits through April 7, 2026, declaring $17,059,800 of work. Contractor on record: Eagle 1 Mechanical, Inc.
Remove,replace and install new heating and cooling equipment associated with the electrification of the buildings systems.
New York City permit records name Eagle 1 Mechanical, Inc, Adam's European Contracti and Tameer Inc as the contractors on this project.
Phone numbers and the property owner are included with Pro, where the city publishes them.
4 permits issued Apr 18 – Apr 7, newest first.
| Issued | Permit | Contractor | Value |
|---|
Commercial and multifamily, biggest first.
| applied Feb 17 | #M01023321-S4-PL Plumbing · Initial Permit PL: Remove all existing gas piping and all associated fixtures, including gas meter and cap back at street gas main. Note: this application is filed to separate the plumbing & sprinkler filings and to supersede the original filing. M01023321-S1 Status: Permit Issued | Eagle 1 Mechanical, Inc | $110K |
| applied Feb 17 | #M01023321-S5-EW-SP Sprinklers · Initial Permit SP: Remove and replace all sprinkler heads associated with the installation of new HVAC work. Note: this application is filed to separate the plumbing & sprinkler filings and to supersede the original filing. M01023321-S1 Status: Permit Issued | Eagle 1 Mechanical, Inc | $110K |
| applied May 15 | #M01023321-S2-ST Structural · Initial Permit Remove existing metal and concrete equipment curbs. Provide new structural steel dunnage and curbs for new equipment and reinforce existing structural steel floor beams. Status: Permit Issued | Adam's European Contracti | $450K |
| applied May 15 | #M01023321-S3-MS Mechanical Systems · Initial Permit Remove,replace and install new heating and cooling equipment associated with the electrification of the buildings systems. Status: Permit Issued | Tameer Inc | $16.5M |
In New York City, biggest first.