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Conservancy Joins Delacorte Sculpture Removal Plan

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Approved
Oct 30, 2023
Term
Work to commence before 2025-11-13

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What it covers

The NYC Public Design Commission unanimously approved preliminary plans from the Central Park Conservancy, alongside Parks, to remove and store two Milton Hebald sculptures at the Delacorte Theater. Work must begin by November 13, 2025 and return for final approval.

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Central Park Conservancy holds this contract with NYC-Public Design Commission.

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Term as filed: Work to commence before 2025-11-13.

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Contract details

Document date
October 30, 2023
Term
Work to commence before 2025-11-13
Source document
NYC Public Design Commission Resolution 28624 2023-10-30 (Resolution)

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Central Park Conservancy was awarded this government contract by NYC-Public Design Commission, as recorded on October 30, 2023.

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This is a government contract, documented as a resolution record.

Where was this contract approved?

This contract appears in NYC Public Design Commission Resolution 28624 2023-10-30 (Resolution), dated October 30, 2023 from NYC-Public Design Commission. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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