Pavarini McGovern, a division of STO Building Group and the general contractor for major Manhattan landmarks, has allegedly been compromised, resulting in the unauthorized sale of sensitive building data. The breach reportedly impacts two highly complex, large-scale projects in New York: 25 Water Street, the largest office-to-residential conversion project in U.S. history, and TSX Broadway, a mixed-use project in Times Square featuring the vertical relocation of the historic Palace Theatre.
According to the actor offering the 240 GB dataset for $48,500, the allegedly compromised data includes:
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Complete drawing sets across all disciplines (Architectural, Structural, MEP, Fire Protection, Landscape, Security, Telecom, AV)
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Full specification sections, including progress meetings and substitution procedures
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Professional As-Built models (Navisworks, Revit, DWG, IFC) organized by trade
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Coordinated models, signed-off forms, composite MEPS models, and facade models
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Supplementary files for steel detailing, theater rigging, elevator, and sprinkler systems
