Health and Hospitals Corporation registered two contracts tied to the same project, PJ#48202205-OTXHU, totaling $84.79 million, according to NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC.
Prismatic Development Corp. landed the larger piece — $52.91 million for early work covering elevator and cooling tower construction, running November 15, 2026 through April 10, 2028. CVM Construction Corp. picked up $31.88 million for curtain wall construction services, running October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029 — a start date that precedes the registration itself, which happens when a contract gets logged after work is already authorized to begin.
Both contracts were awarded through competitive sealed bidding, and Checkbook NYC lists neither as M/WBE contracts. Neither record carries a visible PIN beyond a placeholder (000000), which is unusual for a job this size and worth watching if H+H discloses more detail later.
Splitting a single project into separate elevator/mechanical and curtain wall packages is standard practice on a hospital-scale job — it lets an owner run trade-specific bid pools instead of forcing one GC to carry the whole scope. For subs and suppliers, it means two separate primes are now mobilizing on the same site, which is exactly the kind of overlap worth tracking for subcontracting opportunities as each prime staffs up.
H+H didn't name the specific facility in the contract description beyond the project number; the OTXHU designation and scope (elevator, cooling tower, curtain wall) point to a major vertical expansion or gut renovation rather than routine repair work.