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NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 1 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING 1000 Fifth Avenue – Metropolitan Museum of Art X 11 Times Square – Aquarium X 17 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan – CUNY Baruch College (Field Building) 8/26/11 X 108-11 Queens Boulevard, Outer Borough Residential PLA – Gilbane/Kreisler Borg Florman Co., Inc. 8/16/12 X 111 Lawrence Street – Clarett X 12-16 43rd Avenue, Long Island City X 123 Washington Street X 1230 York Avenue – Rockefeller University X 127 East 79th Street (Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB) 4/3/12 X 1280 5th Avenue – Museum for African Art X 130 West 12th Street X 130 West 56th Street X 135 West 45th Street X 140 Fourth Avenue – Nordstrom X 1470 Madison Avenue – Mount Sinai Center of Science & Medicine X 150 Amsterdam Avenue X 150 Charles Street (Plaza Construction) 4/13/12 X 150 West 62nd Street – Fordham Law School X 150 West 65th Street – Lincoln Center Theater #3 X 150 West 83rd – Redeemer Presbyterian Church X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 2 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING 155 West Street X 155 West Street X 157 West 57th Street X 160 Madison Avenue – Manhattan Residential PLA – MD Carlisle 12/9/13 X 165 East 118th Street – CUNY Graduate Center X 170 Amsterdam (Plaza Construction) 4/3/12 X 170 Central Park West – New York Historical Society X 1717 Broadway – Marriott Central Park X 180 Broadway 3/31/11 X 20 Pine Street NYC X 200 & 300 North End Avenue X 210-212 East 42nd Street – Helmsley Hotel (Structure Tone) 6/16/11 X 21 West 86th Street Manhattan Residential PLA – Sweet Construction Corp. 4/8/13 X 242 West 53rd Street - Manhattan Residential Market Recovery PLA - Pavarini McGovern LLC 8/20/14 X 25 Broadway X 250 East 57th Street Manhattan Residential Market Recovery PLA – Lend Lease 10/3/12 X 3 Columbus Circle 1775 Broadway X 306 West 44th Street – Hotel X 320 West 38th Street, New York X 330 Hudson Street, Revised ER PLA (Pavarini McGovern) 5/11/12 X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 3 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING 330 West 39th Street X 36-01 35th Avenue – Museum of the Moving Image X 388 Bridge Street (Cauldwell & Wingate) 8/17/11 X 4 East 102nd Street X 40 West 53rd Street – Triennale di Milano X 400 Park Avenue South (Lend Lease) 4/3/12 X 404 Park Avenue South (Sciame Construction) 4/26/12 X 411-419 East 67th Street – Memorial Sloan-Kettering-Ancoly-Roof Pharmacy (Turner) 6/1/11 X 413 East 69th Street – New 20 Story Biomedical Research Building X 414 West 45th Street – District Council 1707 – Newmark Knight MOU 8/23/11 X 432 Park Avenue (aka 440 Park Avenue) PLA – Lend Lease 7/16/12 X 440 West 42nd Street (42nd Street & 10th Avenue) X 440 West 42nd Street (Interior Work) X 45 Park Place – Manhattan Residential PLA – Tishman Construction 4/3/14 X 450 West 37th Street – Dimenna Center for Classical Music X 488 Broadway – Bebe X 50 UN Plaza - Manhattan Residential Recovery PLA - Lend Lease 10/1/12 X 50 West Street – Manhattan Residential PLA – Hunter Roberts Construction Group 2/24/14 X 51 Astor Place, Revised 2011 ER PLA (Sciame Construction) 5/11/12 X 54th Street & 5th Avenue – Hotel X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 4 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING 55 West 46th Street (Gem Tower) X ------------------------------ Same Building ------------------------------------------------------------- 4/27/11 ----------------- ------------------------ -------------------- --------------- ----------------- 44 West 47th Street (Gem Tower) X 56 West 66th Street – Armory Building X 500 West 23rd Street X 533 West 218th Street – Campbell Sports Center (Structure Tone) 6/1/11 X 535 East 70th Street X 510 West 45th Street – Gotham West Building A X ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7/27/11 ----------------- ------------------------ -------------------- --------------- ----------------- ------------- --------------- --------------------- 510 West 45th Street – Gotham West Buildings B & C X 520 Park Avenue - Manhattan Residential PLA - Lend Lease 7/22/14 X 525 West 52nd Street - Manhattan Residential Market Recovery PLA - Gotham Construction Company LLC 8/4/14 X 550 West 120th Street – Columbia University NW Corner Building X 555 West 57th Street (Bovis) 6/11/11 X 56 Leonard Street (Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB) 4/3/12 X 570 First Avenue – NYU LMC Emergency Department (Skanska) 5/19/11 X 620 Atlantic Avenue – Barclays Center X 620 Avenue of the Americas X 643 Park Avenue – 7th Regimental Armory X 65 Fifth Avenue – The New School X 66-70 West 45th Street – 45th Street Hotel X 680 Madison Avenue – Carlton House (Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB) 4/3/12 X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 5 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING 700-708 First Avenue - Economic Recovery PLA - Second Avenue Development Corp. 4/15/14 X 700-708 First Avenue - Manhattan Residential PLA - Second Avenue Development Corp. 4/15/14 X 75 Wall Street X 770 11th Avenue X 793 11th Avenue 6/11/11 X 80 Dekalb Avenue X 839 6th Avenue X 855 6th Avenue – Manhattan Residential PLA – Gotham Construction 2/10/14 X 881 Seventh Avenue – Carnegie Hall Studio Tower X 99 Church Street X 99 Church Street – Manhattan Residential PLA – Tishman Construction 5/17/13 X AETN 227 & 235 East 45th Street – Revised 2011 ER PLA (Structure Tone) 6/13/12 X Alexandria Center for Life Science N. Y. C. West Tower 2012 ER PLA (Tishman) 10/10/12 X Algonquin Hotel 59 West 44th Street Revised 2011 ER PLA (Cornerstone) 6/22/12 X Aqueduct Racetrack X Astoria Powerhouse X Avalon West Chelsea - Manhattan Residential Market Recovery PLA (Avalon Bay NYC Development) 10/19/12 X BAM Residential Tower – Outer Borough PLA – Gotham Construction 1/14/14 X Beekman Tower X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 6 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA. Rather, contractors should obain a full copy of the actual PLA. PLAs listed with dates are posted on the Association of Contracting Plumbers’ Website. Please Note, if there is no date, PLA was executed prior to April 1, 2011. OUTER BOROUGH CITY AGENCY CITY CITY ECOMONIC MARKET NEW AGENCY AGENCY RECOVERY AFFORDABLE NAME OF PLA DATE RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION PARKS BASIC SCA OTHER HOUSING Bolton Project X Broadway Marketplace at the George Washington Bridge Bus Station – Public Work PLA – Tutor Perini Building Corp. 12/12/13 X Bronx Psychiatric Center X Brookfield Properties 3/10/14 X City Point B2 Tower Outer Borough PLA – Lend Lease 3/26/14 X Clinton Commons (Monadnock Construction) 3/15/12 X Columbia University Medical Center & Graduate Education Building – Economic Recovery PLA – Sciame Construction LLC 12/12/13 X Costco Wholesale – East River Plaza X CUNY – Science Research X CUNY Brooklyn College – Performing Arts *Based on NYC New Construction X CUNY Kingsborough Community College, (Epic Management) 10/23/12 X CUNY New York City College of Technology (F. J. Sciame) 3/1/12 X Delta Terminal X Elinor Bunin Monroe Film Center – 140 West 65th Street X Ferry Point Golf Course 3/7/12 X Fordham University X Forest City Ratner X Gateway Phase II – Economic Recovery PLA - March Associates Construction Inc. 1/16/13 X Gold Street at Willoughby Street X Greenwich Street & Morton Street – Greenwich Dormitory X NYC BCTC PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS - AS OF AUGUST 20, 2014 Page 7 of 9 Contractors should not rely on this spreadsheet for the exact terms/scope of the PLA.
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