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Design Commission Approves Artwork Loan Repair Agreement

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Sep 8, 2026
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What it covers

The Design Commission approved a minor repair report for a Thomas Jefferson sculpture held under a long-term loan to The New York Historical. The loan agreement has an initial ten-year term ending November 17, 2031, with relocation and repair reporting requirements.

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New York Historical (Formerly New-york Historical Society) holds this contract with NYC-Public Design Commission.

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Contract details

Document date
September 8, 2026
Term
Initial term of ten years, culminating on November 17, 2031
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Vendor
New York Historical (Formerly New-york Historical Society)
Source document
Public Design Commission Resolution Set 2026-09-08 (Resolution)

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New York Historical (Formerly New-york Historical Society) was awarded this government contract by NYC-Public Design Commission, as recorded on September 8, 2026.

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

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This contract appears in Public Design Commission Resolution Set 2026-09-08 (Resolution), dated September 8, 2026 from NYC-Public Design Commission. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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