Broome County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Broome County

21 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The district awarded the 2024 Capital Project controls contract for Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School to Siemens Industry, Inc. for up to $1,553,200. This covers building controls work as part of a larger capital project, with the superintendent authorized to finalize and sign the agreement. Controls and building systems vendors should view this as incumbent intelligence and a signal of future integration, expansion, and service needs at Roosevelt and potentially other schools.

Contract Award
$1,553,200Jul 7, 2026

The county extended its professional engineering agreement with McFarland Johnson Inc. for the airport Terminal Revitalization Project through June 30, 2027 at no additional cost. McFarland Johnson provides project management, construction management, administration, and observation services. With engineering oversight in place into 2027, there will be ongoing and potential new construction, systems, and interiors packages where contractors and specialty vendors can engage under the larger terminal program.

Contract Admin
$6,681,645Jul 16, 2026

The district awarded the 2024 Capital Project CCTV/Security contract for Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School to Day Automation by Stark Tech for up to $697,434.65. This covers security cameras and related security work, with the superintendent authorized to finalize and sign the agreement. Security, access control, and monitoring providers should treat this as key incumbent and system information for future integrations, additional schools, and ongoing maintenance or upgrades.

Contract Award
$697,435Jul 7, 2026

The county renewed its Summer Youth Employment Program grant at $607,761 for May–September 2026 and reauthorized agreements with BOCES, VINES, and Family Enrichment Network. These providers will deliver job skills training, work readiness, and paid work experiences for eligible youth, with BOCES receiving up to $356,498, VINES $187,185, and Family Enrichment $62,465. While core vendors are set, the program will need host worksites, curriculum supports, and wraparound services.

Contract Award
$607,761Jul 16, 2026

Broome County approved a banked credit purchase and sale agreement with Nexamp to apply $500,000 in unused solar credits against Department of Public Works electricity bills. The county expects to save about $50,000 over 12 months by offsetting NYSEG and Constellation charges. This confirms Nexamp as a key energy partner and highlights the county’s interest in cost-saving and renewable energy strategies, creating openings for adjacent efficiency, monitoring, and microgrid solutions.

Contract Award
$500,000Jul 16, 2026

Purchase a 2026 Ford Maverick XL for the code department.

Contract Award
$352,543Jul 9, 2026

The Board approved a Leonard Bus Sales contract dated June 12, 2026 for $205,043.24, effective July 1, 2026, with NYSED approval and a 5.1% CPI increase. The hourly rate for extra fleet vehicles or services is set at $82.41 for the 2026‑2027 contract year. This confirms Leonard Bus as the current transportation contractor and sets pricing, useful for competitors planning for the next bid cycle or offering fleet technology, maintenance, or financing solutions.

Contract Award
$205,043Jul 8, 2026

The district awarded the 2024 Capital Project fire alarms and clocks contract for Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School to Syracuse Time & Alarm Co., Inc. for up to $189,800. This will update life-safety and timekeeping systems at the school, with the superintendent authorized to execute the agreement. Fire alarm, low-voltage, and life-safety vendors can use this to track the incumbent platform and pursue future testing, monitoring, expansions, and similar work at other campuses.

Contract Award
$189,800Jul 7, 2026

Following RFP 2026-005, Broome County selected WP Engine Inc. for website hosting services for IT, at a not-to-exceed cost of $90,720 for 36 months. The contract covers hosting, management and automation tools, and online technical support. This signals a WordPress-focused hosting environment and a three-year window where agencies may need web redesign, integration, accessibility compliance, and digital content services around the new platform.

Contract Award
$90,720Jul 16, 2026

The agenda allocates $4,937 from the General Fund fund balance to pay Ed Katen for cleanup work on Front Street. This suggests a small public works or property maintenance project already assigned. While the vendor appears chosen, this reveals maintenance needs on Front Street and how the Village funds such work, useful for firms offering ongoing street, grounds, or beautification services.

Contract Award
$4,937Jul 14, 2026

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