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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Chautauqua County

22 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Cassadaga Valley CSD reviewed a multi-year transportation fleet rotation, including diesel and EV bus purchases through 2028. Planned votes in May 2027 and May 2028 cover multiple Thomas Jouley 65-passenger EV buses, Minitour 28-passenger buses, and SUVs/vans, funded by the Transportation Reserve and NYSBIP grants. The district projects $3.15 million in bus spending and needs an additional $1,605,572 in the reserve, signaling upcoming vehicle, charging, routing, and training needs vendors can help shape now.

Pre-RFP
$3,150,000Jul 26, 2026

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.

Pre-RFP
$2,311,899Jul 13, 2026

Lakewood’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.

Contract Award
$1,330,000Jul 13, 2026

Lakewood 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.

Contract Award
$2,000,000Jul 13, 2026

Micro-enterprise assistance grant program for small businesses, including forgivable loans for low-to-moderate income businesses.

Pre-RFP
$250,000Aug 20, 2026

The district approved a package of contracted services for 2026-27 covering inspections, maintenance, inventory, insurance, unemployment control, cameras, and more. Named vendors include ACE Elevator Inspection, Allen Fire Equipment, Asset Control Solutions, FSC Systems, Stark Tech, Surveillance 247, Utica National Insurance, and others with defined annual costs. These awards confirm incumbents and budgets for the coming year and signal future rebid or expansion windows for facilities, safety, technology, and risk-management vendors.

Contract Award
$147,422Jul 13, 2026

Purchase of a turbo well monitor for the water treatment plant.

Contract Award
$8,500Aug 18, 2026

Purchase of a 2027 Ford F250 Superduty truck for the street department.

Contract Award
$46,558Aug 4, 2026

Emergency repairs of a culvert on Forest Place.

Contract Award
$31,400Aug 4, 2026

The 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.

Contract Award
$103,909Jul 13, 2026

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