Rejected LICH bidder to sue SUNY on Tuesday in Brooklyn
BHP: ''SUNY was not negotiating in good faith'
The development team whose bid to buy Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital (LICH) was rejected by SUNY said they are going to court on Tuesday to stop SUNY from starting negotiations with the second-place bidder.
On Monday, SUNY turned down Brooklyn Health Partners Development Group (BHP)’s $250 million full-service hospital proposal. “Following good faith negotiations over the last thirty days, The State University of New York is unable to execute a satisfactory contract agreement with Brooklyn Health Partners,” SUNY spokesperson David Doyle said in a statement.
Peebles Corp., who came in second in a controversial bidding process, is offering a “free-standing emergency department” and ambulatory care, but no hospital.