The city just registered its biggest construction contract of the week. According to NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC, the Department of Design and Construction signed a $48 million contract with Maspeth Supply Co LLC for Delancey Street Safety Improvements — a competitively bid job running from October 5, 2026 to October 3, 2030.

The award carries PIN 85026B0017001 and went through competitive sealed bidding, not a negotiated deal. Checkbook lists it as non-M/WBE. A second registration under the same PIN shows $0 — that's a linked entry in the system, not a separate contract, so $48 million is the job's real value.

Four years is a long runway for a 'safety improvements' job, and that tells you this is a full corridor reconstruction, not new signage and paint. For general contractors and sitework subs working the Lower East Side, this is the contract to watch: change orders, sub-tier packages, and DOT coordination all run through Maspeth Supply Co for the next four years.

If you're chasing sub-tier work on Delancey Street, now's the time to reach out to Maspeth Supply Co — the prime is locked in and the clock already started. Verify the registration yourself at checkbooknyc.com under PIN 85026B0017001.