NYC FISP Cycle 10A opportunities, prioritized before February 21, 2027.
A source-backed review layer for façade restoration contractors and building-envelope teams. The purpose is to reduce prospect-research time by prioritizing public-record candidates worth checking against your own pipeline—not to declare any building late, unsafe, noncompliant, unrepaired, or available for solicitation.
Five priority review candidates
| BIN / Address | Current published signal | Prior Cycle 9 signal | Prior QEWI |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000018 1 State Street Plaza, Manhattan | 10A · No Report Filed no active alteration shown in the screening snapshot | SWARMP (EXPIRED) completion date 12/31/2025 | SUPERSTRUCTURES |
| 1085486 399 Chambers Street, Manhattan | 10A · No Report Filed no active alteration shown in the screening snapshot | SWARMP (EXPIRED) completion date 11/01/2024 | CANY Architecture & Engineering DPC |
| 1000301 350 Albany Street, Manhattan | 10A · No Report Filed no active alteration shown in the screening snapshot | SWARMP (EXPIRED) completion date 12/31/2023 | Capobianco Engineering Group LLP |
| 1000436 300 Albany Street, Manhattan | 10A · No Report Filed no active alteration shown in the screening snapshot | SWARMP (EXPIRED) completion date 02/28/2025 | Sullivan Engineering LLC |
| 1087244 21 South William Street, Manhattan | 10A · No Report Filed no active alteration shown in the screening snapshot | SWARMP (EXPIRED) completion date 12/31/2024 | Sullivan Engineering |
Validation question: how many of these five are already in your Cycle 10A prospect / repair pipeline?
How the screen is built
1. Start with the published Cycle 10A universe where the current public filing status is No Report Filed.
2. Suppress rows where an active alteration is visible in the screening snapshot.
3. Join the prior Cycle 9 filing history by BIN and prioritize prior SWARMP, expired SWARMP, or UNSAFE history.
4. Preserve the prior QEWI and source provenance so a contractor can check the candidate against its own records and current field knowledge.
Why prior SWARMP history is useful—but not conclusive
NYC DOB states that owners must complete repairs by the SWARMP completion date listed by the QEWI, and that the same unrepaired condition cannot remain SWARMP in consecutive cycles; if it remains unrepaired at the current inspection, it must be classified Unsafe. That makes prior-cycle history useful for prioritization while still requiring current professional verification.
Commercial validation
A source-linked candidate package for the current Cycle 10A opportunity. Final territory, filters, and delivery scope are finalized only after buyer novelty validation.
Public-record change monitoring and refreshed candidate prioritization. Validation pricing only; no promise of completeness, exclusivity, or project availability.
Primary sources
NYC DOB — Façade Compliance / FISP
NYC DOB — Cycle 10 Sub-cycle Diagram