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Government Projects in Westchester County

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

The Board adopted a $101.7 million capital bond resolution to fund improvements and alterations to district school buildings and sites. Voters already approved the proposition, and administration is revising the change order policy in preparation for these construction projects. Specific scopes and bid packages are not listed yet, so major design, construction, and project-management work is in planning. Construction, engineering, and facilities vendors should track upcoming bid schedules and align with the district architect and business office.

Pre-RFP
$101,707,875Jul 15, 2026

The Town of Mamaroneck Housing Authority reviewed an energy study for Hommocks Park Apartments that compares replacing existing boilers with new condensing boilers versus full electrification with mini-splits and heat pump water heaters. No option has been selected yet, and the memo asks the Board to determine how it wishes to proceed with the recommended path. This is early-stage planning for a major heating and domestic hot water capital project where engineering, design, construction, and equipment vendors can still influence scope, phasing, and funding strategy.

Pre-RFP
$2,107,500Jul 13, 2026

The district renewed its food service management contract with Whitson's Nutrition, LLC for the 2026-27 school year, after spending $1,146,460.90 in 2025-26. The renewal maintains Whitson's as the incumbent food service provider under existing terms. This is incumbent intelligence for competing FSMCs and food suppliers to track contract size and cycle for future rebids, and for adjacent vendors like POS systems, menu software, and kitchen equipment to engage Whitson's and the district on enhancements.

Contract Award
$1,146,461Jul 16, 2026

DPW/Transportation approved a janitorial services agreement with New York State Industries for the Disabled, Inc. for the Richard J. Daronco Courthouse/Annex in White Plains. The contract runs from September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2031 and is valued at up to $13,879,444.11. While the provider is set, this identifies a large, long-term facilities services engagement that may need cleaning supplies, equipment, and specialty services, and hints at rebid timing after 2031.

Contract Award
$13,879,444Jul 9, 2026

The County will provide office space, personnel, and support services to the Westchester County Industrial Development Agency for calendar year 2026, for up to $1,052,789. This embeds the IDA within County operations and funds staff and back-office functions. Professional services firms in finance, incentives advisory, and economic development strategy can use this as a signal that IDA-led projects and private development deals will remain active and resourced.

Contract Award
$1,052,789Jul 9, 2026

The district awarded its 2026-2027 Food Service Management Contract to Whitsons Culinary Group for $827,861.75 under a break-even program model, subject to NYSED approval. This confirms Whitsons as incumbent provider for school meals, a la carte, snacks, and reimbursements. Food vendors, kitchen equipment suppliers, and nutrition software firms can target Whitsons or the district for add-on products, efficiencies, or future rebid positioning.

Contract Award
$827,862Jul 14, 2026

Peekskill’s 2027-2034 Capital Plan includes $1,138,000 of fleet and equipment purchases to be funded in fiscal 2026 via the August 2026 Bond Anticipation Note renewal. Items include police SUVs, refuse trucks, street admin pickups, and an air compressor. Council is being asked to choose BAN financing over a municipal lease, so capital vendors and finance providers should track how these vehicles are sourced and what financing structure is approved.

Budget Planning
$1,138,000Jul 13, 2026

Pound Ridge has formally established the Scotts Corners Water District and secured a $7.6 million Water Infrastructure Improvement Act grant to fund 70% of eligible construction costs. The Town now must finalize engineering and permitting agreements and a detailed water supply agreement with Aquarion Water Company before construction of distribution infrastructure can begin. This is a live opportunity for water engineers, designers, constructors, and related consultants as the Town moves from studies into detailed design, permitting, and buildout of connections to Aquarion’s existing storage tank and service to 39 commercial parcels.

Grant Funding
$7,600,000Jul 10, 2026

DPW/Transportation is amending Agreement No. 21-916 with Tri-State Planning Engineering & Land Surveying P.C. to add construction administration services for two projects, increase the not-to-exceed amount by $2,089,860.95 to a total of $2,801,921.88, and adjust the budget. This significantly expands Tri-State's role on County infrastructure work. Competing engineering firms should note Tri-State's strengthened incumbent position on these projects, but can still pursue specialty subconsulting or prepare for future RFQs once current work winds down.

Contract Admin
$2,089,860Jul 9, 2026

The Town completed procurement for its 2026 road resurfacing contract and is awarding the base bid under TA-26-10, excluding an alternate for Old Hommocks Road. Three bids were received, with Laura Li Industries LLC as the low bidder at about $745,380 for the base scope. Pavement and site-work vendors now know the incumbent resurfacing contractor and can time outreach for change orders, small projects, and the next annual program.

Contract Award
$745,380Jul 15, 2026

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