Micron New York megafab
$100 billionUnder wayUnder construction
Micron's semiconductor manufacturing complex of up to four fabs at White Pine Commerce Park in the town of Clay, Onondaga County, which broke ground January 16, 2026 and poured first concrete in July 2026.
Fab 1 is targeted to start production around 2030, so the site needs electrical, mechanical, fire protection and paving crews for years, and the second fab is expected to start in 2028.
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Micron Technology, 2026-01-16 (opens in a new tab)→I-81 Viaduct Project Community Grid
$2.25 billionUnder wayUnder construction
NYSDOT's replacement of the 1.4-mile I-81 viaduct through downtown Syracuse with a street-level Community Grid, including a $2.1 billion Phase 2 design-build contract awarded to CNY Alliance in July 2026.
The viaduct closes to through traffic in late 2026 and work runs to about 2029, creating paving, street lighting and signal, and landscaping scopes on the new city streets.
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CNY Signal, 2026-08-24 (opens in a new tab)→Upstate University Hospital annex
$450 millionSee sourceDesign
A new annex at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse with an expanded emergency department, burn unit, surgery suite and ICU, now in design with CannonDesign.
Construction follows design, so this is a pipeline item; a new emergency, surgery and ICU annex carries heavy mechanical, electrical and fire protection scopes plus a new building envelope and roof once it bids.
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Office of the Governor of New York, 2025-12-02 (opens in a new tab)→Harborview Aquarium
$100 millionUnder wayUnder construction, opening promised by end of 2026
Onondaga County's aquarium in Syracuse's Inner Harbor, county-owned and managed by the ZoOceanarium Group, built to hold 600,000 gallons of water with half in one large tank.
With opening targeted for the end of this year, interior finishes are the near-term work, and a county-owned public attraction needs a janitorial contract once visitors arrive.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2026-09-17 (opens in a new tab)→Baldwinsville Central School District renovations
Under wayUnder construction, new classrooms open for the 2027-28 school year
Baldwinsville Central School District is rebuilding the pool and gymnasium at Baker High School and expanding classrooms at Durgee Junior High School, after renovating the Durgee cafeteria and gym, to make room for enrollment growth tied to Micron.
Renovated instructional space, a rebuilt gym and pool, and new classrooms due for fall 2027 mean interior construction, flooring and painting through 2027, with more work likely as the district plans for Micron-driven enrollment.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2026-09-24 (opens in a new tab)→Syracuse Rescue Mission Mission Exchange Building
45,000 sq ftUnder wayUnder construction, completion expected by end of 2026
A 45,000 sq ft building on Seymour Street on Syracuse's Southwest side combining ground-floor retail storefronts, upstairs administrative offices and a one-story warehouse, supported by $1.5 million from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative.
A mixed retail, office and warehouse building finishing late this year needs roofing over the warehouse, sprinklers, flooring and painting for storefronts and offices, then janitorial service for the offices and retail spaces once tenants move in.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2025-10-10 (opens in a new tab)→National Grid headquarters exterior restoration
a few million dollarsAnnounced or plannedAnnounced December 2025, in design
Restoration of National Grid's 1932 Art Deco headquarters on Erie Boulevard West in downtown Syracuse, including a new roof, replacement spandrel panels, brick repointing, parapet and flashing repairs and new front doors, designed by Nelson Associates Architectural Engineers.
The existing roof has reached the end of its useful life, so this is a full roof replacement on a landmark building alongside masonry, parapet and flashing work that must meet the city's Landmark Preservation Board requirements.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2025-12-17 (opens in a new tab)→Syracuse Public Safety Building
Under wayPhased move-in beginning March 2026
The Syracuse Police Department's new six-floor headquarters in a renovated factory building at 1153 West Fayette Street on the city's west side, bringing detectives and patrol officers under one roof.
A six-floor city headquarters with a gym and round-the-clock occupancy creates ongoing janitorial, HVAC service and fire alarm and sprinkler inspection work, the kind of public contracts that go out to bid on a cycle.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2026-01-09 (opens in a new tab)→SUNY Oswego at Syracuse campus expansion
10,000 square feetSee sourceRenovation targeted for completion before fall 2026 semester
SUNY Oswego's renovation and 10,000 sq ft expansion of its downtown Syracuse branch, in the Atrium building next to Perseverance Park and Micron's regional headquarters, adding laboratories, classrooms, offices and a student lounge.
An interior fit-out of labs, classrooms and offices means framing, flooring and painting work, and the larger campus adds square footage to clean in a downtown office building; the university has not yet released the cost.
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NewsChannel 9 WSYR, 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)→Syracuse Developmental Center redevelopment
$130 millionSee sourceDemolition complete
A mixed-use redevelopment of the former 600,000-square-foot Syracuse Developmental Center at 800-2 S. Wilbur Avenue on Syracuse's west side: more than 260 affordable apartments in Phase I, and over 500 homes, 7.5 acres of green space, a manufacturing facility and retail space at full build-out.
State site funding covers roads, sidewalks, tree planting, canopy and lighting throughout the site, so landscaping, paving and site lighting work follows the completed demolition.
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Office of the Governor of New York, 2026-06-09 (opens in a new tab)→