The Department of Design and Construction just registered an $8.94 million contract with Sienia Construction Inc for NYPD Service Shop 6: Parking Deck Replacement and Facade Rehab, according to NYC Comptroller's Checkbook NYC. The deal runs October 13, 2026 through October 12, 2028 — a two-year window for what's structural work on an active NYPD facility, not a cosmetic patch job.

Sienia won this off a PQVL competitive bid list — a pre-qualified vendor list DDC keeps for jobs like this, so the field was already narrowed before pricing went out. The contract is coded Women (Non-Minority) certified, meaning Sienia carries that certification on file with the city.

Parking deck replacement means structural concrete work — deck slabs, waterproofing membranes, probably rebar and expansion joint repair if it's the kind of deck that's been salting cars for twenty years. Pair that with a facade rehab and you've got a job that touches both the garage structure and the building envelope on the same site, likely sequenced so the shop stays operational.

PIN 85026B0087001 is now live in the contract record, with a Checkbook NYC contract ID of CT185020278802485. That's the number to reference if you're tracking DDC's public-safety facility work or building a past-performance list that includes NYPD infrastructure.

For a mid-size GC or facade sub watching DDC's competitive bid lists, this is proof the PQVL route is producing real award dollars, not just paperwork. If you're not on that list, this is the contract that should push you to get on it before the next NYPD facility job comes up — DDC runs a steady stream of these public-safety infrastructure jobs, and they don't advertise wide.