Six companies are vying for the contract to finish demolishing the former Deutsche Bank building, allaying fears that no company would want to touch the seemingly cursed project, The NY Post has learned.

Among the bidders is Gramercy Wrecking and Environmental, a Westbury, L.I., company that's been doing repairs on the problem-plagued tower since an Aug. 18 inferno there killed two firefighters.

Other likely bidders, sources say, include LVI Environmental, which had previously bid on the project, and a joint venture between Pinnacle Environmental and P.A.L. Environmental Safety, which is demolishing nearby Fiterman Hall. The Massachusetts-based Testa Corp. is also in the running.