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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Project Address: 607 Seneca Street, Oneida, New York Project Director Name: Jeremiah Sweet, Interim Ceo Contact Phone Number: 315.361.2300 Email Address: Jsweet@oneidahealthcare.org Description: This Request Supports Renovations to an Existing Building Located on the Main Campus of Oneida Health. the Building Will Support a Behavioral Health Integration and Intensive Outpatient Program in the Ground Floor of the Existing Building, Which Will Benefit the Local Community by Introducing New Services as a Local Provider of Outpatient Behavioral Health Services, Backed by a Consortium of Community and Medical Providers. Renovations Will Include the Installation of Interior Walls, Doors, Windows, Ceilings, Flooring, Bathrooms, Cabinetry, Communications, Security, Electrical, Plumbing and Hvac. This Project Is Budgeted to Cost $1,000,000 and Community Project Funding Is Anticipated to Cover All Expenses.
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