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Pfizer’s Manhattan tower hit a major snag when two columns buckled, sparking fears and scrutiny over contractors involved. Domani Inspection Services, the special inspector, has a troubling past—fines and violations dating back to 2012, including unlicensed testing and failing to report a facade collapse. Meanwhile, demolition subcontractor Northeast Service Interiors faces criticism for safety lapses and labor union protests. Developer Nathan Berman calls it a “freak accident,” vowing to rebuild 15 floors and stabilize the structure within days, though the project is now under a partial stop-work order. Despite the setback, Berman says they’ll stay on track for completion in 2027.

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