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Phoenix Medical Construct | New York City Contractor | Sinra.ai

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Phoenix Medical Construct

License #016379 · 681 Chestnut St

3
projects on record: 2
neighborhoods served: $115,000 – $2.1M
price range · 3 recent: General Contractor
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Bronx Manhattan

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General Construction Mechanical Systems

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Mechanical Systems Expansion at 645 Madison Avenue, Manhattan

Mechanical SystemsUpper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Manhattan · Jul 17, 2026

$456,000

Issued

General Construction at 645 Madison Avenue, Manhattan

General ConstructionUpper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Manhattan · Jun 29, 2026

$2.1M

Issued

General Construction at 1775 Grand Concourse, Bronx

General ConstructionMount Hope · Bronx · Apr 16, 2026

$115,000

Issued

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