Renovation of a medical facility in New York, New York. Completed plans call for the renovation of a medical facility.

A. Program Work shall be limited to designated rehabilitation and renovation construction contracts bid and let by NYC H+H (or its Construction Manager where applicable) after the effective date of this Agreement with respect to rehabilitation and renovation work performed for NYC H+H on NYC H+H-owned property or on property owned by the City ofNew York and leased to NYC H+H (collectively referred to herein as NYC H+H-owned) under contracts advertised for public solicitation prior to December 31, 2025. Subject to the foregoing, and the exclusions below, such Program Work shall mean any and all contracts that predominantly involve the renovation, alteration, repair, rehabilitation or expansion of an existing NYC H+Howned building or structure within the five boroughs of New York City. Examples of Program Work include, but are not limited to, the renovation, repair, alteration and rehabilitation of an existing temporary or permanent structure, or an expansion of above ground structures located in the City on an NYC H+H-owned building. Program Work shall also include job order contracts (JOCS), demolition work, painting services. Low voltage work, site work, elevator work, mold, asbestos and lead abatement, carpentry services, and carpet removal and installation shall be included as Program Work only when incidental to such building renovation and/or rehabilitation of City-owned buildings or structures and included in a contract that predominantly involves such renovation and/or rehabilitation. B. It is understood that, except where NYC H+H specifically applies this Agreement to such work in its bid documents, Program Work does not include, and this Agreement shall not apply to, any other work, including: 1. Contracts let and work performed in connection with projects carried over, recycled from, or performed under bids or rebids relating to work that were bid prior to the effective date ofthis Agreement or after December 31, 2025; 2. Contracts procured on an emergency basis; 3. Prime contracts that do not exceed $3,000,000; 4. Contracts for work on streets and bridges and for the closing or environmental remediation oflandfills; 5. Contracts with not-for-profit corporations where NYC H+H is not awarding or performing the work performed for that entity; 6. Contracts with governmental entities where NYC H+H is not awarding or performing the work performed for that entity; 7. Contracts with electric utilities, gas utilities, telephone companies, and railroads, except that it is understood and agreed that these entities may only install their work to a demarcation point, e.g., a telephone closet or utility vault, the location ofwhich is determined prior to construction and employees of such entities shall not be used to replace employees performing Program Work pursuant to this Agreement; 8. Contracts for installation of information technology that are not otherwise Program Work; 9. Task Orders or Work Orders issued under JOCS or Requirements Contracts that do not exceed $250,000, and JOCS or Requirements Contracts where the monetary value of such contracts predominantly involves such Task Orders or Work Orders; 10. Contracts that predominantly involve Minor Repair work, as defined in Article 2, Section 1(F) above. Such work is to be paid under the applicable prevailing wage law for service or maintenance work where such classification exists, provided that where a particular trade does not maintain separate wage rates for service and maintenance or other work, the prevailing wage rate under New York State Labor Law 220, for the particular trade jurisdiction will apply; 11. Up to five percent (5%) of work performed by certified MWBE subcontractors on prime contracts that are valued at $25,000,000 or more and for which participation goals are set forth in the contract and where such MWBE subcontractor is not signatory to any Schedule A agreement (Exempt Work). Exempt Work shall be no more than $500,000 or 15% (whichever is greater) ofthe value ofthe subcontracts for work in any particular unions jurisdiction under any prime contract; 12. On-site work performed on purchased equipment, which is required by the manufacturer to be performed by its staff or by its selected contractors as a condition of the continued effectiveness ofthe equipment warranty.