Health and Hospitals Corporation registered a $43,740,000 construction renovation contract with Sweet Group LLC, according to NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC. The contract, listed under project number PJ#24202204 and titled "OTXHUS CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION," runs from October 21, 2026 to October 20, 2029 — a three-year term.
The award method is competitive sealed bidding, and Checkbook NYC's record does not flag the contract as M/WBE. The PIN field on the record reads "000000," which Checkbook NYC sometimes shows when a contract's procurement identifier wasn't carried over cleanly into the public portal; the contract ID is CT181920271406077.
At $43.7 million, this is the largest single construction contract registration this week across the three agencies reporting new deals, more than 18 times the size of the next-largest registration (Parks' $2.37 million Queens Wildlife Center job). A three-year renovation contract of this size at a public hospital facility typically breaks into multiple phases and trade packages once work begins, which is where subcontractor opportunities tend to surface.
Health and Hospitals Corporation runs NYC's public hospital system, and renovation contracts at its facilities are a recurring category — this is not a one-off. Firms that want a look at how HHC structures its competitive sealed bids, and which trades get pulled in as the renovation proceeds, should watch HHC's own procurement postings alongside the Checkbook record.