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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Chemung County

12 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Chemung County approved a 60‑month, $288,000 contract with Info Quick Solutions (IQS) for an integrated electronic records management system for the County Clerk. IQS will provide software, hosting, backups, e‑recording integration, and unlimited support, with revenue sharing on public search. The core platform decision is made, but there is room for follow‑on work such as data interfaces, process redesign, hardware, and complementary services.

Contract Award
$288,000Jul 27, 2026

Chemung County plans a three‑year agreement with Auctions International for online surplus auctions, using a Nassau County piggyback contract. The service will host about three auctions per year of vehicles, equipment, and other surplus, with expected annual sales of $60,000–$100,000. This confirms Auctions International as incumbent and signals ongoing surplus disposition, creating room for follow‑on services like asset valuation, fleet remarketing, or integration with inventory systems.

Contract Award
$100,000Jul 13, 2026

The board approved an agreement with Hunt Engineering for environmental monitoring and consulting related to EHS soil remediation for 2026-2027, not to exceed $60,000 funded by the general fund. This supports ongoing environmental compliance at Elmira High School. Environmental contractors, lab services, and related engineering firms can see Hunt as the lead consultant and anticipate remediation, reporting, or construction support work around the site.

Contract Award
$60,000Jul 22, 2026

The board approved a $28,680 agreement with Tri-County Refrigeration for scheduled maintenance service. This covers district refrigeration equipment, likely in cafeterias and facilities, for the upcoming period. Vendors in HVAC, controls, and facilities services should note Tri-County as incumbent and look for add-on repair, replacement, or energy upgrade needs around this maintenance program.

Contract Award
$28,680Jul 22, 2026

Millport Fire Department requested $1,500 in County Community Development Funds, out of a $1,596 project, to buy Streamlight Survivor lights for firefighters. Once the Legislature approves the omnibus CDF resolution, the department will purchase the lights. This reveals a small equipment need and partial County funding; lighting and PPE vendors may see this as a sign of ongoing gear upgrades and the timing of future small purchases.

Contract Award
$1,596Jul 13, 2026

The Town will apply to the NYS 2026-2027 Smart Growth Community Planning Grant to fund a full zoning code rewrite following its new comprehensive plan. The grant requires a 15% local match capped at $15,000, with Southern Tier Central Regional Planning and Development Board preparing the application. If awarded, the Town will need planning, legal, and potentially GIS and public engagement support to draft and implement updated smart growth and clean energy-oriented zoning.

Grant Funding
$100,000Jul 14, 2026

Community Arts of Elmira applied for $2,000 in Community Development Funds toward a $65,000 2026 project phase of the Elmira Infinite Canvas public art installation, focusing on the “Our Community – Water” section of the Historic Elmira Promenade. The project involves mural design, installation, and marketing to drive tourism and downtown revitalization, with additional funding from Chemung County and NYSCA. Artists, mural supply vendors, lighting and signage providers, and tourism marketers can collaborate with the nonprofit as it continues multi‑year build‑out through 2028.

Grant Funding
$65,000Jul 13, 2026

The board approved a $33,125 increase to the Streeter Associates contract for revised helical pile configurations as part of the EHS 2025 Renovations Project. This indicates the construction project is active and encountering design or site adjustments. Construction trades, FF&E suppliers, and specialty consultants can see Streeter as the general contractor and watch for additional change orders or follow-on phases at Elmira High School.

Contract Admin
$33,125Jul 22, 2026

The district received a $750 donation from the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes to support the College and Career Fair at Broadway Academy. The funds will increase the Broadway Contractual budget line and are earmarked specifically for this event. This is a small but active funding stream that may support event-related services like materials, presenters, or logistics on a limited scale.

Grant Funding
$750Jul 22, 2026

The Village of Elmira Heights requested $5,000 in Community Development Funds toward a $14,520 project to update electrical service at Oakridge Park, a key venue for community and private events. With the local Rotary Club no longer able to maintain the park, the Village is assuming more responsibility and needs funding help. Electrical contractors, park lighting suppliers, and small design firms can connect with the Village to quote on service upgrades and related infrastructure once funding is confirmed.

Grant Funding
$14,520Jul 13, 2026

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