Pathfinder / zedcor / leads / General Services Administration award to CONSIGLI CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.: THIS AWARD IS FOR THE DHS BACKFILL PROJECT LO…
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The DHS Backfill project at 201 Varick Street is a $94.7M federal interior-renovation award inside an occupied multi-story office building in lower Manhattan. The scope is backfill fit-out (reconfiguring space vacated by a prior tenant), which carries controlled-access requirements during construction, loading-dock vehicle monitoring for material deliveries, and perimeter control around active work zones on occupied floors. The building footprint and urban setting rule out mobile tower deployment but align with fixed camera arrays at loading zones and stairwell access points, plus vehicle monitoring for contractor logistics. The award appears in USAspending without a posted date, indicating it was obligated in a prior fiscal cycle and is likely already mobilized or in progress. Federal interior renovations of this scale typically run 18-36 months once mobilized. The timing signal is post-award with no clear mobilization window, which makes this a third-tier opportunity unless the GC's security subcontractor has not yet been locked or the scope includes a phased rollout with later wings still open. The project sits 651 miles from Chicago, the nearest Zedcor branch, well outside the 300-mile coverage radius. No warm-customer cross-pollination path exists in the geography. This lead is out of footprint unless Zedcor expands into the Northeast corridor. If the branch network ever reaches metro New York, the contact is Consigli's project superintendent or the GSA contracting officer's representative managing DHS tenant coordination.