Chemung County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Chemung County
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Chemung County will disburse $8,900 in Community Development Funds so the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce can host an America’s 250th anniversary celebration on August 22, 2026 at Park Station in the Town of Erin. The Chamber will use the funds to facilitate the event. Event planners, staging and AV providers, security, and marketing firms can approach the Chamber to support programming, logistics, and promotion for what will be a significant one‑day celebration.
The Community Foundation of Elmira, via BrandPark.org, applied for $2,500 in Community Development Funds to support free summer concerts, covering band costs alongside other sponsors. These recurring events draw residents to Brand Park at no charge. Entertainment booking agents, sound and staging companies, and local sponsors can engage with the organizers to provide services or sponsorship packages for the concert series.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Chemung County, New York
28 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Village of Wellsburg
Village of Van Etten (historical)
Village of Millport
Village of Horseheads
Village of Elmira Heights
Village of Elmira Heights
Town of Veteran
Town of Van Etten
Town of Southport
Town of Horseheads
Town of Erin
Town of Chemung
Town of Catlin
Town of Big Flats
Town of Baldwin
Town of Ashland
Schuyler Steuben Chemung Tioga Allegany Boces
Horseheads Central School District
Finn Academy: an Elmira Charter School
Elmira-chemung Transportation Council
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