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Application for a law enforcement technology grant from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice to acquire cameras, computers, total stations for crime scene/traffic crashes, speed trailers, communication equipment, and body-worn cameras (BWC's).
The Town of Lysander is moving toward creating Cold Springs Sewer District #1 and building new sanitary sewer infrastructure, with a public hearing set for July 31, 2026. The map, plan, and report by CHA Consulting estimate $6.98 million total cost, with $5.82 million in construction and a $3.17 million public share to be financed with town bonds and NYS Environmental Facilities Corp funding. Design is complete at planning level, but construction procurement is not mentioned yet, signaling upcoming work for sewer contractors, pump station suppliers, and related services once the district is approved and financing is secured.
Agreement for mental health services with Contact Community Services.
Syracuse City School District awarded three RFPs for digital reading comprehension, vocabulary, and interactive instruction services to Renaissance Learning, Inc. The contract covers three base years from 9/1/26 to 8/31/29 with two option years through 8/31/31, at listed annual costs for reading and interactive instruction and a discounted bundle. This locks in Renaissance as the core digital ELA platform, creating follow-on needs for integration, training, and potential supplemental tools for schools using these services.
Following a January 11, 2026 RFP to community-based organizations for UPK expansion, the district received three proposals and chose to move forward with the YMCA of Central New York. The partnership is based on student enrollment and will add capacity for up to 16 more students, bringing total UPK seats to 232, with before/after care options. This identifies the YMCA as the incumbent CBO partner and signals future needs for coordination, curriculum alignment, data systems, and potential expansion or renewal work.
The district plans to renew its third-party administrator contract with Excellus for health benefits for the 9/1/2026-8/31/2027 plan year, with a total service fee cap under $2,000,000. The renewal incorporates terms from the PBM RFP awarded to Excellus in May 2026, including pharmacy guarantees, a $70,000 implementation allowance, and a $20,000 annual wellness fund. This confirms Excellus as the health/PBM incumbent and signals ongoing needs around benefits administration, wellness programming, and change-management support for staff.
The district approved a $2,205,815.10 contract with OCM-BOCES and cross-contracted BOCES for 2026-2027 services. The package can be changed during the year as student and staff needs shift. EdTech, instruction, and support vendors should note that services may be added or swapped in through BOCES, creating midyear opportunities to plug into BOCES catalogs or co-serve this district.
Syracuse City School District awarded RFP #SCSD2026-006 to multiple community organizations to host secure alternative learning sites for its Homebound Instructional Program. The Board approved three base years of services with two optional years, funded in part by the Stronger Connections Grant through 9/30/27. This establishes several incumbents for site and site manager services, creating future potential for expansion, support services, or competition when options or renewals are evaluated.
The district awarded RFPs #SCSD2026-007, -008, and -009 to Renaissance Learning for digital reading comprehension, vocabulary, and interactive digital instruction services from 9/1/2026 through 8/31/2031. Combined estimated costs start at about $417,460 in year one and rise modestly each year, with a discounted rate for bundling all three services. This firmly positions Renaissance as a key digital literacy provider and signals needs for implementation support, integrations, and future renewal planning.
Enterprise agreement with Cisco for core networking equipment and licenses across city facilities, including fire and police departments.
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Government Agencies in Onondaga County, New York
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Westhill Central School District
West Genesee Central School District
Village of Tully
Village of Solvay
Village of Skaneateles
Village of North Syracuse Housing Authority
Village of North Syracuse
Village of Minoa
Village of Marcellus
Village of Manlius
Village of Manlius
Village of Liverpool
Village of Jordan
Village of Fayetteville
Village of Fabius
Village of Elbridge
Village of East Syracuse
Village of Camillus
Village of Baldwinsville
Upstate Medical University
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