Contractor Profile

Robert Bump Construction

Robert Bump Construction is a specialist multifamily alteration contractor in New York City — all 25 of its segment-eligible permits fall in multifamily alteration. Its permit record in New York City spans 2010–2018.

First permit: Sep 27, 2010 (5,812d ago)Latest permit: Oct 12, 2018 (2,875d ago)
The sales record
Market
New York City
Active
2010–2018 · 8 yrs
Licenses on file
1
Reliable value
Coverage
Reliable filings
Rank in New York City
#18,386
Permits (all-time, all segments)
25
Filings 90d
0
Filings 30d
0
Latest permit
Oct 12, 2018
Typical project sizeNot enough valued permits to summarize.
Where they work

Primarily Multifamily Alteration 100% of 25 segment-classified permits

Ranked #7,951 in the New York City Multifamily Alteration leaderboard →
Firmographics
License & registration IDs on file
  • 0605578

As named in the permit records — identifiers we surface, not verified state licensure.

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What we won’t fabricate

Robert Bump Construction has 25 permits, but too few carry a value we can stand behind — so we publish for reliable value, never a guess. They still rank by volume; the dollar figure stays honest.

Below our reliability threshold — too few filings carry a value we stand behind
Service area

Typical service area ~1 mi in New York City

The p90 footprint of where Robert Bump Construction has pulled permits in New York City — drawn from all 25 of their indexed permits. It reflects detected permit activity, not a guaranteed service-area claim.

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Recent permits

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Oct 12, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 9, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Oct 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Jun 5, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
May 31, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Apr 17, 2018
applied Feb 22, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Feb 13, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Feb 13, 2018
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Dec 7, 2017
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Dec 7, 2017
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Jan 24, 2017
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Jan 24, 2017
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Jan 24, 2017
applied Jan 18, 2017
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Dec 7, 2016
180 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Aug 12, 2015
71 Laight Street, Manhattan, NY 10013
Multifamily Alteration
Apr 7, 2015
applied Mar 31, 2015
35 North Moore Street, Manhattan, NY 10013
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
Sites Robert Bump Construction returns to5 in New York City

Addresses where Robert Bump Construction has pulled repeat permits and the site itself has a deep permit history (25+ permits, all contractors). Each links to that parcel’s full record.

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