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York Academic Village and Conference Center RFQ Project No York Academic Village and Conference Center RFQ Project No. YC-CUCF-04-09 List of Firms that Downloaded this RFQ Firm Name Address: City: State: Zip Code: First Name: Last Name: Phone: Email: AB Consulting 34 ScandiaRoad Congers NY 10920 Bharat Patel (845) 268-0170 [email protected] Accra Sheetmetal, llc 1359 straight Path wyandanch NY 11798 ORLANDO STOKES 631-643-2100 [email protected] Ahuja Partnership Architects 200 Varick Street Suite 503 New York NY 10014 Hugh Isleib 212-675-5560 [email protected] Albanese Development Corporation 1050 Franklin Avenue Garden City NY 11530 Robert Hanski 516-746-6000 [email protected] Alexander Wolf & Son 211 E 43rd Street New York NY 10017 Peter Bernstein 212-972-1740 [email protected] Allied Works Architecture 12 W 27th Street, 18th Floor New York New York 10001 John Patrick 212.431.9476 [email protected] ANALIESE HOME CORP. 142-15 NEWPORT AVE. ROCKAWAY PARK NEW YORK 11694 JONATHAN OLEARY 212-971-9181 [email protected] Ann Marie Baranowski Architect PLLC (AMBA) 315 West 39th Street #809 New York New York 10018 Ann Marie Baranowski 212 675 7265 [email protected] ARC Networks 221 Central Avenue Farmingdale NY 11735 Michael Connolly 631-227-3106 [email protected] Archi-Tectonics 11 Hubert Street New York NY 10013 Thomas Barry 212-226-0303 [email protected] at architects 50 w. 29th st., 10W new york ny 10001 Ana Maria Torres 212-219-0362 [email protected] Atelier Consulting, LLC 853 Broadway, Suite 800 New Yrk NY 10003 George Villar 888-239-7778 [email protected] Axis Construction Corporation 125 Laser Court Hauppauge New York 11755 Peter Cannuscio 631-243-5970 [email protected] Ayers Saint Gross 1040 Hull Street, Suite 100 Baltimore MD 21230 Jim Wheeler 410-347-8500 [email protected] B. Thayer Associates 100 Crossways Park Drive West, Suite 104 Woodbury NY 11797 Courtney Vanderhoof 516-364-0660 [email protected] Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers 311 Arsenal Street Watertown MA 2472 Donna Tardy 617-925-8374 [email protected] Behnisch Architekten 125 Kingston St. Boston MA 2111 Elizabeth Cerda 617.375.9380 [email protected] BFI-NY 336 West 37th Street, Suite # 360 New York NY 10018 Thomas Royman 646 825-6274 [email protected] BKSK Architects 28 W 25th St NY NY 10010 Jasmina Dizdarevic 212.807.9600 [email protected] BR+A Consulting Engineers 105 Madison Ave, 10th floor New York NY 10016 Michael Fahey 646-205-7289 [email protected] Bradford Construction Corporation 545 Eighth Avenue, Suite 1900N New York NY 10018 Sandra Wilkin 212-967-6002 [email protected] Bradford Construction Corporation 545 Eighth Avenue, Suite 1900N New York NY 10018 Robert Sacco 212-967-6002 [email protected] C.E.C. Inc. 730 Boulevard Suite 10A Kenilworth NJ 7033 Matt Nadkarni (908) 298 1600 [email protected] Cannon Design 360 Madison Avenue New York New York 10017 Allie Alter 646.862.7539 [email protected] CDM 1375 Broadway, Suite 1401 New York NY 10018 Geoffrey Baldwin 718-594-6372 [email protected] ConCost Associates 50 11th Avenue W. Newark NJ 7107 Sophia Johnson 973-645-0111 [email protected] Cooper Carry 50 West 17th Street, 12th Floor New York New York 10011 Ebru Ercan 212-691-0271 [email protected] Cooper, Robertson & Partners 311 West 43 Street New York NY 10036 Morgan Karp 212.247.1717 [email protected] Cooper, Robertson & Partners 311 West 43rd Street New York NY 10036 Erik Wood 212 247-1717 [email protected] Corning Cable Systems 800 17th Street NW Hickory NC 28601 Jennifer Sorrow 828-901-5998 [email protected] Cosentino Architecture PLLC 3062 Rte 9W, Suite 300 New Windsor NY 12553 Ronald Cosentino 845 562 2320 [email protected] Crown Signs 7 Odell Plaza Yonkers NY 10701 Daniel Tillman 914.375.2118 [email protected] CSArch Architecture 40 Beaver Street Albany New York 122-7 Dennis Glavin 518-463-8068 [email protected] CSArch Architecture l Construction Management 19 Front Street Newburgh New York 12550 James Powers 845-561-3179 [email protected] CxA Services, LLC 1340 Baldwin Road Yorktown Heights NY 10598 Andis Woodlief 914-229-5488 [email protected] Davis Brody Bond Aedas 1054 31st Street NW, Suite 270 Washington DC 20007 Rob Anderson 202.684.7569 [email protected] Davis Brody Bond Aedas 315 Hudson Street New York New York 10013 Christey Robinson 212.633.4744 [email protected] dbcnami 7 moeller street hicksville NY 11801 G.R. Iman 6462084432 [email protected] Design Resources Group Architects, AIA 371 Hoes Lane Piscataway New Jersey 8854 Phillip Cacossa 732-560-7900 [email protected] Design Resources Group Architects, AIA, Inc. 371 Hose Lane - Suite 301 Piscataway NJ 8854 Hany Salib 732-560-7900 [email protected] Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners, P.C. 45 East 20th Street, Sixth Floor New York New York 10003 Thomas Broderick 212-375-1600 [email protected] York Academic Village and Conference Center RFQ Project No. YC-CUCF-04-09 List of Firms that Downloaded this RFQ Firm Name Address: City: State: Zip Code: First Name: Last Name: Phone: Email: Domingo Gonzalez Associates 25 Park Place, 5th Floor New York NY 10007 Carolyn Schultz 212-608-4800 [email protected] Dominick R. Pilla Associates, PC 23 Depew Ave Nyack NY 10960 Cynthia Poulton 845-727-7793 [email protected] Duda Paine Architects 333 Liggett Street Durham North Carolina 27707 David Davis 919-688-5133 [email protected] e4, Inc 201 E. 42nd. 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Finley, P.C. 34-18 Northern Boulevard, 4th Floor Long Island City New York 11101 David Khin 718-482-7000 [email protected] Faithful+Gould 11 East 26th Street New York New York 6850 Hana Jones 2122527070 [email protected] First Choice Mechanical Inc. 128 11 161st Street Jamaica New York 11434 Andrea Moyen 7184816444 [email protected] Fletcher Thompson 345 Seventh Avenue, Suite 15N New York New York 10001 Ed Rothe 212-695-4767 [email protected] Foit-Albert Associates, Architecture, Engineering and763 Surveying,P.C. 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