NYC Housing Preservation and Development registered a $33.59 million contract on October 9 for roof replacement services at Patterson Houses in the Bronx, with NYCHA as the counterparty, per NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC. The deal runs from July 15, 2026 through January 13, 2029 — a two-and-a-half-year window for what the record logs simply as roof work across the development.
It's an RFP award, not competitive sealed bidding, and Checkbook doesn't carry a winning general contractor's name on this line — HPD is registering the contract with NYCHA itself as the vendor of record (PIN PO#2527893-PATTERSON), which is how the city books money moving to the authority before NYCHA turns around and lets the actual construction work. That's standard plumbing for NYCHA capital work funded through HPD, but it means the GC who'll actually be on the roof isn't named yet in this filing.
Patterson Houses is a 15-building, 1,790-unit NYCHA development in Mott Haven — one of the authority's older campuses, built in 1950. A $33.59 million roof contract at that scale works out to roughly $18,700 a unit, which tracks with NYCHA's long-running roof and envelope backlog across its 1950s-era stock.
For roofing contractors and subs who chase NYCHA work: this is the kind of money that eventually turns into a bid package or a task order under an existing GC relationship. If you don't already have a line into NYCHA's capital roofing program, this is the contract to watch for the follow-on solicitation — the dollars are committed, the scope is roofs, and the clock starts now.
Source: NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC, contract ID CT180620271403047.