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Taconic Hills CSD plans to continue its student transportation contract with Michael S. Johnston, LLC through the 2023-2028 fiscal years. The 2026-2027 amount is set at $878,624 with a 5.5% annual increase. This confirms the incumbent and pricing through 2028, useful for competitors planning future bids or related fleet, routing, and safety technology sales.
Contract Award
$878,624Jul 7, 2026The district approved a change order for the 2025 Capital Improvement Project (0017-020) site contract with Shaker Flats Landscaping, Inc. The contract increases by $36,210, from $1,494,900 to $1,531,110. This confirms Shaker Flats as the site contractor and indicates active construction work, useful for firms offering related trades, materials, or project support.
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$1,531,110Jul 7, 2026Replacement of 15-year-old payload (wheel loader) for the highway department, including forklift and sweeper attachments.
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$255,000Jul 17, 2026The Town Board plans to approve a 60‑month contract with Repeat Business Solutions for two black‑and‑white copiers at a cost of $167, likely per month. This locks in an equipment and service provider for the town’s printing needs through about 2031. Office technology and MPS vendors can treat this as incumbent intel and watch for mid‑term support, add‑on devices, or future upgrade and replacement cycles.
Contract Award
$10,020Jul 9, 2026The district approved a 2026-2027 contract with Pear & Clover (PEAR) to provide student social-emotional survey services at a total fee of $6,900. This means they will be collecting and analyzing SEL data across student groups in the upcoming school year. SEL curriculum providers, MTSS platforms, and data tools can use this as a signal that the district is investing in measuring SEL and may seek interventions, training, or integrations that act on the data.
Contract Award
$6,900Jul 7, 2026The district reinstated its services agreement with The Omni Group for 403(b) administration for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at an annual cost of $3,441. This confirms Omni as the current retirement plan administrator for another year. Benefits advisors, investment providers, and competing administrators gain clarity on the incumbent, pricing, and a likely annual renewal cycle.
Contract Award
$3,441Jul 7, 2026The Board approved a 2026-2027 school year contract with Munistat Services for municipal advisory services at an estimated all-inclusive fee of $1,400 for SEC filing. This confirms Munistat as the district’s financial advisor for debt disclosures and related work. Bond counsels, underwriters, and financial technology providers gain insight into the advisor relationship and timing for future capital or refinancing moves.
Contract Award
$1,400Jul 7, 2026The district approved multiple 2026-2027 student services agreements, including placements at specialized schools, a speech-language pathologist contract, and services for students who are deaf or visually impaired. Vendors named include CBD Connections, Northern Rivers, St. Colman's Home, Center for Disability Services/Langan School, Devereaux New York, Vanderheyden, and Kimberly Banker, as well as tuition agreements with Taconic Hills CSD. While these contracts are set for 2026-2027, they reveal current providers and service types, useful for future bids or complementary offerings.
Contract Award
$0Jul 7, 2026Hudson CSD approved a transportation service agreement running from July 1 through December 31, 2026. The attachment title suggests a vendor (Bill Muirhead Transportation), though the agenda item text does not restate the name. This defines an incumbent for at least part of the year and points to a potential renewal or rebidding window after December 2026.
Contract Award
$0Jul 7, 2026The district approved participation in Capital Region BOCES' cooperative bidding for 2026-2027 cafeteria commodities within the Regional Food Service Management program. Capital Region BOCES will advertise, bid, and award contracts on behalf of participating districts, with The Daily Gazette as the legal publication. Food manufacturers, distributors, and kitchen-supply vendors should monitor Capital Region BOCES bids to compete for large aggregated volumes that include Hudson CSD.
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Government Agencies in Columbia County, New York
37 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Village of Valatie
City1,170 pop.
Village of Philmont
City1,377 pop.
Village of Kinderhook
City1,170 pop.
Village of Chatham
City4,104 pop.
Town of Taghkanic
City1,231 pop.
Town of Stuyvesant
City1,931 pop.
Town of Stockport
City2,670 pop.
Town of New Lebanon
City2,514 pop.
Town of Livingston
City3,628 pop.
Town of Kinderhook
City8,330 pop.
Town of Hillsdale
City116 pop.
Town of Greenport
City2,197 pop.
Town of Ghent
City5,303 pop.
Town of Germantown
City1,936 pop.
Town of Gallatin
City1,614 pop.
Town of Copake
City3,346 pop.
Town of Clermont
City2,058 pop.
Town of Claverack
City6,058 pop.
Town of Chatham
City4,104 pop.
Town of Canaan
City1,570 pop.
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