Albany County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Albany County
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Allhealth in Brooklyn is seeking OASAS approval to add a Part 822 outpatient SUD program at its Coney Island Avenue site, with in-person and telehealth group therapy, MAT with buprenorphine, and ancillary withdrawal services. Recommendation is to approve with contingencies for staffing, lease terms, corporate filings, and facility inspection; final decision and effective date are still TBD. The new program will need clinical IT, telehealth platforms, EHR/RCM, naloxone and MAT supply chains, staff training, and possibly build-out support as it prepares to serve 10,000 service units annually.
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$1,489,570Jul 9, 2026Nova Treatment Center LLC is pursuing OASAS approval for a combined 33-bed Part 816.7 detox and Part 818 inpatient rehab program on Staten Island, focused on first responders and specialized professionals. With a 20-year lease, projected $5.5M in annual revenue, and no OASAS funding requested, the project has strong backing from NYC LGU and RO but still needs staffing verification, facility approval, and final lease execution. This greenfield clinical operation will have substantial needs for facility outfitting, beds and equipment, EHR/RCM, first-responder-focused programming, and staff recruitment and training.
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$5,522,795Jul 9, 2026Mercy Hospital of Buffalo seeks OASAS approval to operate a 40-bed Part 818 inpatient rehab program at a new Harlem Road site in Cheektowaga, acquiring the existing program from Sisters of Charity’s St. Josephs Campus. The plan maintains service volume for an eight-county region amid high overdose deaths, with a strong $8.9M first-year budget and five-year lease plus renewal options; OASAS recommends approval with contingencies on policies, filings, and staffing. This relocation and integration into Mercy’s hospital environment create needs around facility build-out, inpatient clinical systems, EHR integration, staffing, and training.
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$8,855,000Jul 9, 2026St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center plans a $1,350,000 capital project to renovate 20 bathrooms in its 42-bed adult psychiatric unit to address plumbing deficiencies and looping hazards. Work will be done in 10 phases over about 20 weeks, temporarily inactivating four beds per phase, and is fully funded by the hospital, pending DOH construction notice approval and OMH inspections. Plumbing, construction, anti-ligature fixture, and scheduling vendors can offer solutions that minimize disruption and meet OMH safety standards for behavioral health units.
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$1,350,000Jul 9, 2026Cornerstone Treatment Facilities Network is changing ownership shares so CEO Joel Basch becomes a minority owner while Joel Landau remains 90% owner, covering four inpatient rehab and withdrawal sites in Fresh Meadows and Rhinebeck. OASAS recommends approval contingent on a final Stock Purchase Agreement; no service changes are planned, and the program remains fiscally strong with about $46.3M in revenue. This solidifies Basch and Landau as key decision makers across multiple SUD facilities, giving vendors clarity on leadership for future capital, IT, staffing, or clinical initiatives.
Contract Award
$46,350,289Jul 9, 2026Hillside Children’s Center has completed a capital project to build Jenkins Cottage, a 4,092 sq ft, nine-bed single-room residence at its Crestwood Campus RTF, funded by a $3M DOH Transformation Grant plus agency funds and donations. The $7,020,638 project also includes a three-phase plan to renovate the existing Olympia and Valhalla cottages, with a second CPAR already submitted and a third phase planned. Construction, FF&E, landscape, therapeutic design, and OCFS-program vendors can still engage around the upcoming Olympia and Valhalla renovation phases.
Grant Funding
$7,020,638Jul 9, 2026The board approved a change order decreasing the electrical construction contract at Cohoes Middle School by $4,134.99 on NYSED Project #01-05-00-01-0-006-023. Schenectady Hardware & Electric Company remains the electrical contractor with an adjusted contract sum of $1,696,146.22. This confirms the firm as the electrical incumbent on the middle school project, useful for follow-on, service, and integration discussions.
Contract Admin
$1,696,146Jul 8, 2026The board approved a credit change order of $19,113.48 on the Cohoes High School sitework contract (NYSED Project #01-05-00-01-0-006-024) with Shaker Flats Landscaping, Inc. The revised contract sum is $4,877,787.38 after an incident electrical conduit repair credit. This indicates Shaker Flats is leading major sitework at the high school, relevant for firms targeting landscaping, civil, or athletic field follow-on work.
Contract Admin
$4,877,787Jul 8, 2026The board approved moving $2,000,000 from the 2025-2026 unreserved fund balance into the 2024 Capital Reserve Fund to support voter-authorized capital projects. Specific projects are not listed yet, but this action confirms funding is being stockpiled for future facilities work under Education Law 3651. Vendors in school construction, building systems, and related professional services should track upcoming capital planning and bond-related projects that will draw on this reserve.
Budget Planning
$2,000,000Jul 7, 2026Purchase of a stock demo engine to replace fire apparatus damaged in a fire. The unit is available in 3-4 months.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Albany County, New York
97 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Albany Fire District
Fire District
Watervliet Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Watervliet City School District
School1,485 students
Voorheesville Central School District
School1,209 students
Village of Voorheesville
City2,841 pop.
Village of Ravena
City3,271 pop.
Village of Menands
City4,554 pop.
Village of Green Island
City2,934 pop.
Village of Colonie
City7,793 pop.
Village of Altamont
City1,675 pop.
Verdoy Fire District
Fire District
University at Albany
Higher Ed
Town of Westerlo
City3,194 pop.
Town of Rensselaerville
City1,826 pop.
Town of New Scotland
City9,096 pop.
Town of Knox
City2,635 pop.
Town of Guilderland
City36,972 pop.
Town of Green Island
City2,934 pop.
Town of Colonie
City85,591 pop.
Town of Coeymans
City7,256 pop.
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