Chautauqua County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Lakewood is preparing its 2027 Lodging Tax Advisory Committee grant cycle, with an estimated $2.31 million available for tourism promotion and capital projects. Any organization, including businesses and the City, can apply for marketing, events, and eligible tourism-related capital under a tight July–November 2026 schedule. This is a live pre-RFP grant window where event producers, venues, tourism marketers, and capital project sponsors can seek sizable funding and should align proposals to visitation and overnight-stay impacts.
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$2,311,899Jul 13, 2026Lakewood’s Q1 2026 report details active jail service contracts with Nisqually and Pierce County, including current daily, booking, and medical rates. Q1 2026 expenditures were about $212,000 against a $1.33 million annual budget. These are decided contracts, but they highlight Lakewood’s ongoing need to manage jail utilization, transportation, and medical costs—creating opportunities for alternatives-to-detention programs, case management, and technology vendors to pitch cost-reduction and efficiency solutions before future contract renewals.
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$1,330,000Jul 13, 2026Lakewood plans to amend its existing agreement with Graham Baba Architects for redesign, costing, and a schedule extension on the Fort Steilacoom Park H-Barn project. Design work is already awarded, but the project remains a priority and needs funding to move into construction. This gives other vendors clarity on the design incumbent and suggests upcoming needs for construction, specialty trades, historic preservation, furniture/fixtures, and exhibit or interpretive services once funding is secured.
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$2,000,000Jul 13, 2026The board authorized obtaining a BAN up to $397,579.42 through M&T Bank to finance two new school buses previously approved by voters on May 19, 2026. This confirms the district is actively refreshing its fleet and has defined financing in place. Transportation and fleet vendors can track this cycle for future bus, equipment, telematics, and fleet maintenance opportunities as additional replacements are planned.
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$397,579Jul 9, 2026The board appointed R.A. Mercer as district external auditor and NYSIR for school insurance coverage for 2026-27, and National Accident Health General Agency for student accident insurance. Fees are $17,500 for the audit, $79,642 for general insurance, and $6,767 for accident coverage. These actions confirm incumbents and spend levels in audit and insurance, useful for firms planning to compete in future years or offer complementary risk and compliance services.
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$103,909Jul 13, 2026Special Education is declaring two Little Tikes Pelican Explore & Fit Cycle units as excess, purchased around July 24, 2026 and noted as "Not used." While small, this shows experimentation with adaptive or movement-related equipment that did not meet needs. Vendors of special education equipment, sensory tools, and adaptive PE resources can follow up to understand what did not work and propose better-matched solutions for regulation and movement in SPED classrooms.
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$186Jul 13, 2026The Acting Fire Chief is authorized to enter an $85,262.02 agreement with Stryker Medical to buy one LIFEPAK 15 monitor/defibrillator and one LUCAS 3 chest compression system, funded by 2024 SAMHSA Year Two grant money. A detailed Stryker quote shows bundled equipment, accessories, service plans, and a Verizon 4G modem. While this award is decided, it identifies Stryker as Jamestown Fire’s monitor/CPR incumbent and highlights grant-backed EMS equipment investments that may drive future device, service, and connectivity needs.
Contract Award
$85,262Jul 13, 2026The board renewed its authorization for the RIC ONE Risk Operations Center and its attorneys to negotiate Ed Law 2-d compliant Data Privacy Agreements with software vendors statewide. Jamestown will use ROC-negotiated DPAs for the 2026-27 year while keeping local discretion on which tools to adopt. This confirms an active process for adding new edtech and data systems, and signals that any IT or curriculum tool must fit into this DPA framework.
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$0Jul 7, 2026The board is set to award a natural gas supply contract to Sprague at $5.40 per dth for August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027. Bid sheets show an estimated 9,000 MCF for the main building and Sprague as winning marketer. This locks in a 1‑year commodity price but leaves future heating years open. Energy suppliers and efficiency or controls vendors should track this cycle for future bids and related building optimization work.
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$54,000Jul 13, 2026The Jamestown Police Department is authorized to purchase one 2027 Dodge Durango Pursuit from Robert Green Truck Division for $48,893.46 using 2026 funds. Lettering will be done by Chautauqua Sign Company and a radio package by Eagle Radio, with some existing components reused. This confirms the current patrol vehicle supplier mix and gives competitors insight into fleet standards and vendor incumbents for future vehicle and upfitting cycles.
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Government Agencies in Chautauqua County, New York
84 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westfield Central School District
School653 students
Village of Westfield
City4,513 pop.
Village of Sinclairville
City578 pop.
Village of Silver Creek
City2,699 pop.
Village of Sherman
City1,618 pop.
Village of Panama
City465 pop.
Village of Mayville
City1,477 pop.
Village of Lakewood
City2,993 pop.
Village of Fredonia
City9,871 pop.
Village of Forestville (historical)
City697 pop.
Village of Falconer
City2,284 pop.
Village of Cherry Creek (historical)
City1,036 pop.
Village of Celoron
City1,057 pop.
Village of Cassadaga
City563 pop.
Village of Brocton
City1,335 pop.
Village of Bemus Point
City312 pop.
Town of Westfield
City4,513 pop.
Town of Villenova
City1,053 pop.
Town of Stockton
City2,036 pop.
Town of Sherman
City1,618 pop.
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