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DCAS approval of structural engineering services, Feb 1998

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Department of Citywide Administrative Services approves a sub-consultant to perform structural engineering services for mechanical spaces and fuel tanks at 7 WTC.

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Folder label: “Mayor's Office of Emergency Management 7 World Trade Center 7th & 23rd Floors New York, New York Project # 96-1346

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DEPARTMENT OF CITYWIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE Hne MUNICIPAL BUILDING Room 2053S NEW YORK, N.Y. 10007 (212)669-3645 Fax (212)669-2666

WILLIAM J. DIAMOND LORI FIERSTEIN Qxnnussioner Deputy Cbmmjsstoner

Jantiary 27,1998

Catherine T. Gilberti Silverstein Properties 521 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10175

Re: Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management 7 World Trade Center 7* & 23"* Floors New York, New York Project #96-1346

Dear Ms. Gilberti:

We are in receipt of the proposal for structural engineering services submitted by The Cantor Seinuk Group P.C., dated December 17, 1997, regarding the captioned project.

We hereby approve The Cantor Seinuk Group as the selected sub-consultant for Swanke Hayden Connell Architects to perform all the necessary structural engineering services associated with the mechanical spaces at the 7* floor, the emergency fuel oil tank at the Ground Floor, miscellaneous slab penetrations, reinforcement of the 23"* Floor structure if required, and the Radio Room at Roof Level. Bidding and construction documents shall be prepared, as well as construction administration.

The City’s opinion in reference to the Landlord’s proposed allocation of the fuel oil tank on the ground floor is that it is a very costly solution. The City feels strongly that it should be allowed to use the building emergency fuel oil, and pay for its consumption. In that case, the City will be entitled to a credit on the engineering fees for the portion of the work.

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