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Government Projects in Ontario County

24 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Farmington approved expanded wastewater treatment plant improvements for the Sewer District with an estimated additional cost of $14,700,000. Work includes new mechanical disc filters, rehabilitation of multiple clarifiers, upgrades to three pump stations, grit removal, and chemical bulk storage improvements. Bonds and bond anticipation notes are authorized; MRB Group prepared the preliminary engineering report and SEQRA documentation. Design and financing are in place, so the town will need construction, equipment, controls, and related services as the project moves toward procurement.

Pre-RFP
$14,700,000Jul 14, 2026

Ontario County approved a Donation and Operation Agreement with Finger Lakes Community College and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence. CADC, backed by the Sands Family Foundation and partnering with New York Kitchen, will donate land, funding, and professional A/E and construction management services, plus support for operations and student work experience. The agreement locks in project partners and sets up a major build where future packages for trades, FF&E, technology, and training will still be needed.

Contract Award
$11,141,000Jul 15, 2026

Ontario County approved executing a Donation and Operation Agreement with FLCC and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence. CADC, backed by the Sands Family Foundation and partnering with New York Kitchen, will donate land, up to $9.38M in construction funding, and A/E/CM professional services, plus share space and student work experiences. The agreement locks in key private partners for a major campus facility, signaling upcoming design, fit-out, kitchen equipment, IT, and operations needs even though the core donor/operator has been selected.

Contract Award
$9,381,000Jul 15, 2026

Ontario County formally established Capital Project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence with a total budget of $24,042,000. The project is funded 50% by $11.141M in New York State SUNY aid and 50% in local share via CADC land and donations, plus county transfers, with detailed budget lines for general construction, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, A/E, testing, security, IT, and contingencies. This sets a funded multi-year capital job that will generate multiple contracts for trades, systems, and professional services under Public Works oversight.

Grant Funding
$24,042,000Jul 15, 2026

Ontario County formally established Capital Project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence with a total budget of $24,042,000. The project is funded half by SUNY state aid and half by local share via CADC donations and County transfers, with detailed line items for general construction, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, equipment, and contingencies. With funding and budget structure in place for 2026–2031, the County will move toward designing bid packages and letting contracts for building trades, site work, security, IT, and furnishings.

Budget Planning
$24,042,000Jul 15, 2026

Geneva approved an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Phelps to finance new Route 14 sewer districts using shared grants. The plan is for 5.7 miles of low-pressure sewer with 103 grinder pump stations and HDPE force mains, discharging to Geneva’s system and Marsh Creek WWTP. The districts have a $4,956,448 WQIP grant plus a $1,000,000 FY 2027 Community Project Funding grant, signaling upcoming design, construction, controls, and long-term O&M opportunities.

Grant Funding
$5,956,448Jul 14, 2026

The Supervisor reports that W2E Americas, Inc. is exploring sites in Ontario County, including Geneva, for a waste-to-energy plant using controlled pyrolysis. The company is seeking 7–10 acres near rail and large power users, handling about 200,000 tons of waste per year and costing roughly $200 million, with potential DOE financing. This is an early-stage siting and feasibility discussion where engineering, permitting, energy offtake, and community-relations vendors can start positioning services.

Public Updates
$200,000,000Jul 14, 2026

The board will vote on a supplemental bond resolution to finance sewer system capital improvements, including issuing general obligation serial bonds and bond anticipation notes. This sets up financing authority but does not detail design, construction, or vendor selection yet. Capital planners, engineers, and contractors should track this as the funding backbone for upcoming sewer work that will require design, construction, and possibly controls and equipment procurements.

Budget Planning
$6,500,000Jul 14, 2026

Farmington approved additional improvements to its sewer district wastewater treatment plant and a supplemental bond resolution authorizing up to $14.7 million in bonds and notes. Improvements include new mechanical disc filters, rehab of primary and final clarifiers, upgrades to three pump stations, grit removal, and chemical bulk storage. This sets up a multi-year capital project where construction, equipment, controls, and related services will be procured under engineer MRB Group’s design and bid support.

Budget Planning
$14,700,000Jul 14, 2026

Geneva approved an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Phelps for new sanitary sewer districts along NYS Route 14, using a shared design for a 5.7‑mile low pressure system with 103 grinder pump stations. The towns have secured a $4,956,448 WQIP grant plus a $1,000,000 FY 2027 Community Project Funding Grant for initial construction. This is a multi‑year sewer capital project where engineering is identified but construction, equipment supply, controls, and long‑term services will require additional contracting as the project moves from financing to build‑out.

Grant Funding
$5,956,448Jul 14, 2026

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