The allocation tables attached to the June 2, 2026 memorandum itemize more than $220 million in emergency avoidance critical maintenance projects across SUNY campuses, such as mechanical system replacements, roof replacements, electrical distribution upgrades, boiler and steam system work, elevator rehabs, and campus‑wide security system upgrades. Examples include Binghamton’s electric distribution and sanitary line work, Cobleskill’s roof and window replacements, Morrisville’s central heating plant and campus‑wide security upgrades, and New Paltz’s electrical distribution improvements. These campus projects now have identified scopes and budget amounts but do not yet name architects, engineers, or contractors, indicating they will move into design and procurement under the Construction Fund’s program.This creates near‑term opportunities for firms specializing in building systems engineering, life‑safety and security systems, roofing and envelope work, and MEP construction to pursue campus‑specific contracts as solicitations are released. Engaging facilities and capital planning leads at target campuses early can help vendors align with project priorities and delivery schedules as SUNY packages work for bid.

The table lists numerous specific emergency projects with campus, brief description, and dollar values, but without any indication of awarded or selected vendors.