New York Government Projects &amp; Awards

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Bond Schoeneck & King

Note:

Explicit: Long-term professional services contract. Potential subcontracting (translators, investigators, mediators) and chance for similar firms to compete in future.

Replacement of the log cabin at the Ward O'Hara Agricultural Museum at Emerson Park, with a total project cost of $85,000, including grants and foundation donations.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Friends of the Ward O'Hara Agricultural Museum, Fred L. Emerson Foundation

Note:

Explicit: Construction opportunity for local builders, restoration specialists, and subcontractors; possible need for consulting, architecture, and exhibit planning.

Amendment of Cayuga Counseling Services, Inc. contract to utilize $15,000 ARPA funds for expanded youth recreational programming, including snacks, meals, and transportation.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Cayuga Counseling Services, Inc.

Note:

Explicit: Ongoing use of ARPA funds for social service programming. Potential for third-party enrichment program, meal/snack, and transportation vendors.

Lease renewal (1 or 2 years) for office space at 33 William Street, Auburn, NY for the Office of Assigned Counsel; funded via state grant.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

WST33 LLC

Note:

Explicit: Office leasing opportunity; may trigger needs for property management, facility services, and office equipment vendors.

Contract for Chapel House to provide supportive case management for homeless individuals in Cayuga County to help transition into permanent housing.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Chapel House

Note:

Explicit: Annual contract. Inferred: Further opportunities for supportive services vendors, housing search services, and consulting in compliance and reporting.

Chautauqua County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Approval of $200,000 loan (part of $650,000 project) for the renovation of 137 Water Street to create a brewery with kitchen, indoor/outdoor seating, live performance stage, and arcade area.

Agency:

City of Jamestown

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

137 Water Street Brewing LLC, M&T Bank, Ramsay Agriculture (neighboring project)

Note:

Loan approved, collateralized by equipment and personal guarantees. Construction and equipment installation will require contractors, suppliers, and equipment vendors. Significant subcontracting for trades and FF&E expected.

Retaining Scott Marsh as a consultant for Department of Public Works operations on an as needed basis.

Agency:

Village of Fredonia

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Scott Marsh

Note:

The Village has authorized a consulting contract for up to $10,000 annually for operational support in DPW, specifically appointing former supervisor Scott Marsh at $35/hr. Inferred: This reflects a need for specialized operational consulting and may reveal additional future opportunities for consulting, staff augmentation, or subcontracted municipal services.

Clinton County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Construction of new 3,679 sf addition to existing religious facility and associated site modifications (parking/open space).

Agency:

City of Plattsburgh

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Labella Associates

Note:

Large scale addition to existing property. Architectural plans prepared, public hearing stage. Likely to need general contractors, sitework, parking, and landscaping vendors. Inferred value based on addition size.

Cortland County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Modernization of aeration and solids handling systems at the wastewater treatment facility to improve nitrogen and phosphorus removal, ensuring compliance with Chesapeake Bay nutrient removal requirements.

Agency:

Cortland County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Cedarwood Engineering; Tom Development of Courtland

Note:

City providing 25% match (approximately $550,000). Improvements funded by this grant will ensure long-term viability of the process.

Delaware County

Showing 5 of 5 projects

DCMO Capital Project: Remodeling existing special education classrooms to create specialized learning hubs, such as a family consumer science room with kitchen and laundry equipment, and upgrading bathroom facilities with lifts.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

March Associates; CNS Companies

Note:

This initiative aims to create more spacious and flexible learning environments for special education students by centralizing equipment and expanding classroom usable area. It addresses current space constraints and specific student needs.

DCMO Capital Project: Major infrastructure upgrades including roofs, driveways, HVAC, boilers, and building envelope securement for two instructional campuses.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

March Associates; CNS Companies; Fiscal Advisors

Note:

This project encompasses critical maintenance and facility improvements not undertaken since 2005. It is designed to roll right on as old debt expires, aiming for financial stability with minimal impact on districts.

DCMO Capital Project: Creation of dedicated large group meeting spaces at both instructional campuses.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

March Associates; CNS Companies

Note:

Currently, large meetings occur in cafeterias or gymnasiums, which are challenging. This project aims to provide more professional and suitable environments for staff professional development and external guests.

DCMO Capital Project: Construction of a new secure and welcoming entrance at the Herald campus.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

March Associates; CNS Companies

Note:

Current entrance is institutional and not welcoming. This project aims to improve safety, security, and the overall welcoming environment for students. It also addresses internal access issues to labs.

DCMO Capital Project: Renovation and expansion of CTE shop spaces at the Herald campus, including creating direct hallway access to labs and expanding program areas (e.g., welding).

Agency:

Village of Wappingers Falls

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

March Associates; CNS Companies

Note:

Current setup requires students to walk through multiple labs; new hallway will improve safety and accessibility. Expansion will accommodate growing programs and new technologies like welding simulators, currently lacking space.

Dutchess County

Showing 5 of 13 projects

Contract with a third-party provider for weekly payroll processing, employer liabilities (taxes, union dues, retirement), and basic HR services (compliance, tracking).

Agency:

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Payroll and Pension

Associated Companies:

Paychex; MCSJ

Note:

One-time setup and W2 fees waived for first year. Potential for higher-level HR services or other third-party HR providers. Will share liability for payroll tax errors.

Management and amendment of existing 5-year Axon body camera contract, including reduction of licenses from 21 to 8 and payment of outstanding invoices. Future consideration of switching to Motorola system after current contract expires.

Agency:

Village of Wappingers Falls

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Axon; Motorola

Note:

Opportunity for sales reps to negotiate contract amendments (Axon) or provide competitive quotes for future systems (Motorola/others). Current contract expires 2026.

Independent study of the condition and needs assessment of the town motor vehicle and machinery equipment fleet to inform future capital planning, vehicle replacement, and budget decisions.

Agency:

Town of Beekman

Status:

Budget Planning

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Capital Markets Advisors LLC; CMA Strategic Consulting Group Division

Note:

This study could lead to future procurement opportunities for vehicles, machinery, and related maintenance services based on its findings.

Change order credit for construction project with S & O Construction Services, Inc.

Agency:

Arlington Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Miscellaneous Expenses

Associated Companies:

S & O Construction Services, Inc.

Note:

A change order often reflects adjustments or the nearing completion of a facilities project. Inferred: Opportunity exists for subcontractors or suppliers with this or future capital facility projects.

Payment of the first application for the HVAC improvements on the lower floor of Town Hall, following completed substantial work.

Agency:

Town of Beekman

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Vamco Sheet Metal, Inc.

Note:

Payment to Vamco Sheet Metal, Inc. for completed HVAC work indicates project progression. Future maintenance, energy management, or additional HVAC service contracts could arise from this and similar ongoing facility upgrades.

Erie County

Showing 5 of 8 projects

Water district improvements across multiple districts with bond principal payments indicating infrastructure upgrades.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

DT-Chase, NYS-EFC

Note:

Scheduled bond principal and interest payments for districts 1, 5, 6, 10, 16, 17, and 18 point to ongoing water system infrastructure activity. Inferred: Opportunities for engineering, construction, equipment supply, and environmental compliance.

Contracted services for fire protection, ambulance, and hydrant rentals in Fire Protection District No. 1.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Village of East Aurora

Note:

Apparent existing contracts for fire, ambulance, and hydrant rentals could result in new procurement or subcontracting opportunities. Inferred: Fire protection enhancements and ambulance contracts may require additional equipment, upgrades, or professional services.

LED lighting upgrade project is still paying off debt, suggesting ongoing or final phases of facility retrofits.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

NYPA

Note:

Debt service entries for LED Lighting confirm an energy efficiency initiative for municipal facilities. Inferred: Potential for minor subcontracting in electrical work or maintenance, as final payments are scheduled through 2027.

Water District No. 18 improvements financed by multi-million dollar EFC loans, indicating substantial water infrastructure activity.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

NYS - EFC

Note:

Large principal payments on NYS-EFC bonds for Water District 18 indicate major water system improvements. Inferred: Opportunity for contractors in water system upgrades, maintenance, and environmental compliance; possible ongoing subcontracting.

Ongoing improvements to Town Hall and Senior Center, as shown by debt schedule for facility enhancements.

Agency:

Village of Port Henry (historical)

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

DT-Chase

Note:

Significant debt service payments on Town Hall & Senior Center improvements suggest renovation or construction activities. Inferred: Potential for contracting in building repair, engineering, and facility upgrades within the next 24 months.

Essex County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Payment to AES Northeast for services adapting Champ Beach Event Space plans due to high-water mark and building placement changes.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

AES Northeast

Note:

The resolution authorizes payment to AES Northeast for engineering and design modifications for the Champ Beach Event Space. Inferred: Ongoing or additional work may require construction contractors, landscaping, and possible public event/venue support services as the project is adapted to new site requirements.

Franklin County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Proposed acquisition of land for municipal building improvements including new city hall and recreation center facility, together with associated engineering, legal, and financing costs. Funding through tax-exempt bonds anticipated.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Property Investors, LLC

Note:

This is an explicit, multi-sector project requiring real estate, engineering, legal, and construction expertise. The city intends to incur indebtedness and use municipal bonds, indicating potential for external financing consultants. Likely will require architectural, engineering, and construction contracting over the next 18–24 months. Inferred: Opportunities may also exist for recreational programming and facility management. Preference may be given to Nebraska-based firms.

Bid considered from Gregg Electric Co for electrical work at Waverly Wastewater Treatment Facility, to upgrade systems and infrastructure.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Gregg Electric Co

Note:

This contract ratification may offer subcontracting opportunities for electrical supply, safety testing, and system integration. Inferred: Related opportunities for facility maintenance, automation, or environmental technology vendors. Local suppliers and safety consultants should monitor related bids.

Installation of air and gas monitoring equipment at city wastewater treatment facility, including integration of sensors, cabling, and safety upgrades.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Capitol City Electric Inc.

Note:

Explicit project with defined scope and pricing. Inferred: Subcontractors may be required for equipment calibration, facility safety review, or future maintenance. Related opportunities for safety equipment suppliers and facility integrators. Local preference noted and time-limited offer.

Interlocal agreement between Waverly Fire District and Lincoln Fire & Rescue for ALS–EAS ambulance services from September 2025 to August 2026, involving billing, compliance, and data transfer.

Agency:

Batavia City School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

One Billing Solutions, Quick Med Claims, HMKB Billing

Note:

This project offers healthcare service delivery, billing, and IT opportunities for subcontractors specializing in compliance, HIPAA, and data analytics. Inferred: Ongoing needs for EMS staffing, ambulance maintenance, and billing support for contracted agencies. Subcontractor selection processes may open further opportunities for local healthcare or IT firms.

Genesee County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Change order approval for Titan Roofing, Inc. as part of ongoing capital construction work at the Robert Morris campus.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Titan Roofing, Inc.

Note:

Change order indicates ongoing roofing work. Likely to involve purchase of materials and additional labor, presenting subcontracting and supply opportunities.

Herkimer County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Upgrades to power and gas infrastructure and increase to property entrance at Russell Farm, funded by a Fast New York grant.

Agency:

Herkimer County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Real Team Properties

Note:

Inferred: Opportunity for civil engineering firms, utility contractors, construction companies. Empire State Development is interested. Meeting Nov 7th for process details.

Monroe County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Replacement of the current Oracle system due to widespread payroll and HR failures. Exploration of alternative payroll system providers and related implementation/consulting services.

Agency:

Rochester City School District

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Payroll and Pension

Associated Companies:

Oracle; Nova Motus; Inferred: Multiple new payroll system vendors being evaluated.

Note:

Inferred: High priority due to significant financial and employee impact. The new system must be robust enough to handle complex union contracts and payroll intricacies unique to school districts. Emphasis on avoiding past system failures.

Contract for special education speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, and physical therapy consulting services for 2025-26, funded by IDEA 611 & 619 grants.

Agency:

Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Western NY Speech-Language Pathology, OT & PT Consultants

Note:

Explicit contract approval for special education services funded by federal IDEA grants. Opportunity for service providers specializing in therapy and special education support. Local/regional specialty providers may offer additional or complementary services.

Annual special education services provided by outside agencies, funded via federal IDEA grants (611/619), including speech-language, OT, PT, and other specialist services.

Agency:

Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Hillside Children's Center, FLUCP dba Happiness House, Mary Cariola Children's Center, Norman Howard School, Rochester School for the Deaf, Rochester School of the Holy Childhood, UCP Assoc of Rochester Area dba CP Rochester

Note:

Board reviewed annual contracts with multiple agencies for federally funded special education services. Inferred: Subcontract or partnership opportunities may exist with these agencies for firms with relevant expertise.

Nassau County

Showing 5 of 21 projects

Participation agreement for state aid optimization and financial planning services.

Agency:

Nassau Boces

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Questar III BOCES

Note:

Small fee for financial strategy services aimed at maximizing grant/reimbursement; potential for subcontracted auditing and grant-writing support.

Procurement, maintenance, and support of Euna Solutions online bidding and catalog systems for district procurement.

Agency:

Nassau Boces

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Euna Solutions, Inc.

Note:

Potential integration or training subcontracting; technology consultants specializing in public sector SaaS may find referral business opportunities.

Cleaning of the village water tower.

Agency:

Village of Bayville

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

National Water Wash Authority LLC of Midwest Mobile Washers

Note:

Cost saving incentive for booking now. Company provides its own lift, a key differentiator.

One-year cloud-based document management software (papervision.com) including professional services for accessing scanned building department and property files.

Agency:

Village of Bayville

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

New York State Industries for the Disabled (NYSID); papervision.com

Note:

Includes hosted cloud services, full document management software, 5 user licenses, technical support, and training services. Second year cost estimated at $5760 (without initial professional services). Approval subject to contract review and signature.

Ongoing operation and management of local transfer station and solid waste services.

Agency:

City of Glen Cove

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Winters Bros.

Note:

Several large payments to Winters Bros. for transfer station operations, indicating an external service contract for critical municipal environmental infrastructure. Inferred: Possible future bidding or subcontracting potential if additional services or expansions arise.

Oneida County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Engagement of grant writer (Thoma) for CDBG Rehabilitation Grant and Comprehensive Plan Grant applications, including 10% grant match funding allocation.

Agency:

Village of Waterville

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Thoma

Note:

Explicit budget transfers are listed for grant writing services relating to the CDBG Rehabilitation Grant and Comprehensive Plan Grant. Note that a 10% grant match for the Comprehensive Plan Grant is also discussed and new funding for Thoma to write a new CDBG Rehabilitation Grant. Inferred: This signals upcoming or ongoing applications for federal or state grants, with Thoma likely the consulting firm supporting these applications in the near term.

Onondaga County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Review and potential re-bidding of IT Managed Services, Cybersecurity, Cloud/Backup Services, and Software Licensing contract, currently held by Garham Group, due to concerns about redundancy, overpricing, and lack of transparency.

Agency:

Town of Manlius

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Information Technology

Associated Companies:

Garham Group

Note:

Potential savings identified are $25,000 - $40,000+ annually; Town is exploring sending a letter to Garham to explain issues and may rebid the contract.

Air monitoring and sampling services for an asbestos abatement project as part of the 2023 Capital Improvement Project Phase 2.

Agency:

West Genesee Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Lozier Environmental Consulting, Inc., Watchdog Building Partners, LLC

Note:

Lozier Environmental Consulting, Inc. was selected for air monitoring in connection with asbestos abatement. Inferred: Ancillary subcontracting opportunities in remediation or environmental compliance may arise.

Special inspections and construction materials testing services for the 2023 Capital Improvement Project Phase 2.

Agency:

West Genesee Central School District

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CME Associates, Inc., Watchdog Building Partners, LLC

Note:

The Board has accepted a recommendation for CME Associates, Inc. to provide special inspections and construction materials testing. Inferred: This sub-contracting opportunity may have additional suppliers or consulting needs as the capital project progresses.

Ontario County

Showing 5 of 21 projects

Award of contract for janitorial services including regular and on-demand cleaning for multiple county buildings, covering labor and equipment, over a two-year period.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Young's Commercial Cleaning Services LLC, Janitronics Inc.

Note:

Bid B25065 tabulation resulted in contract award for specified buildings to Young's Commercial Cleaning Services LLC. There is a note that specialty and on-demand services may be called upon as needed. Use of two vendors for flexibility and coverage implied. Opportunities exist for subcontractors or providers of specialty cleaning and related facility support services. Estimated total contract value based on monthly quoted prices for listed buildings over 24 months: (6800 + 2400 + 2750 + 4200) * 24 = 192600. Inferred: Potential for local supply or facility equipment partners as county provides supplies.

Contract awarded to Janitronics, Inc. for janitorial services in seven Ontario County buildings with labor and equipment, plus potential specialty and on-demand services.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Janitronics, Inc.

Note:

Explicit contract award for janitorial services provides possible subcontracting or specialty service opportunities. Inferred: Other vendor contracts for similar services may follow based on statement about dual vendors, presenting additional future leads. The project lists unit costs per building per month; annualized total across all buildings for two years estimated at $362,191, but companies should request actuals. Special project and on-demand work scope may create further opportunities for specialty cleaning or supply companies.

Ontario County has awarded a contract for janitorial services for several county buildings, including the Health and Human Resources Building, County Transportation Center, Dept of Public Works, and Safety Training Facility.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Young's Commercial Cleaning Services LLC, Janitronics Inc.

Note:

The contract covers janitorial services with labor and equipment from the provider, while the county supplies cleaning products. The total estimated two-year contract value is calculated as $16,150 per month for all four buildings ($6,800 + $2,400 + $2,750 + $4,200) multiplied by 12 months and then by 2 years (16,150 x 12 x 2 = 387,600), but as specialty and on-demand services are available, exact contract expenditures may vary. Inferred: Janitronics Inc. is also authorized for a contract, suggesting possible subcontracting or competitive opportunities. Contract may require staffing and offer chances for supply-chain partnerships to support cleaning operations. Specialty and on-demand tasks present further opportunities for subcontractors.

Award of two-year janitorial services contract for several Ontario County buildings to Janitronics, Inc., including provision of labor and equipment, with possible specialty and on-demand cleaning services as needed.

Agency:

Florida Union Free School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Janitronics, Inc.

Note:

Contract includes multiple locations with monthly unit costs totaling approximately $19,362, which amounts to around $232,344 annually or $464,688 over two years. Inferred: Opportunity for specialty or on-demand janitorial subcontractors as Janitronics may require additional support for specific services. Inferred: Subcontracting for unique cleaning or staffing needs possible. County preference for having multiple vendors suggests more contracts may be awarded; related opportunities may arise. No specific local business requirement, but continued use of outside contractors expected.

Award and implementation of contracts for demolition of existing tank, construction of a new 3.0 MG concrete water storage tank, and site electrical upgrades including installation of power for TTHM removal systems and fiber optic infrastructure at the city's Water Treatment Plant.

Agency:

City of Canandaigua

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Preload, LLC, O'Connell Electric Company, Inc., GHD

Note:

This is a major infrastructure project with contracts already awarded to Preload, LLC for construction and O'Connell Electric for electrical work (including fiber optic installation). The project is funded by a $1,500,000 Pro-Housing Communities Grant and bonds totaling up to $6,000,000. Inferred: Additional subcontracting opportunities likely for site prep, demolition, specialized trades, and materials supply. Engineering consultant GHD is advisor and may require further subcontracted services. Attention to compliance with funding agency requirements before full award issuance.

Orange County

Showing 5 of 13 projects

Change order with Weatherproofing Technologies for supervision and HVAC work as part of ongoing roofing or facility upgrades at SS Seward Institute.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Weatherproofing Technologies

Note:

While this is a credit, its documentation confirms ongoing or recent large-scale capital projects, signaling sub-contracting or follow-on opportunities in facilities or MEP services.

Upgrade Town Hall lighting to LED for energy efficiency.

Agency:

Town of Highlands

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Melon Electric

Note:

Inferred: Goal is to reduce costs and environmental impact.

Authorization to resolve Stipulation and Order Settlement for Tractor Supply Company related to property tax assessment reduction.

Agency:

Pine Bush Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Tractor Supply Company #2153

Note:

This legal and settlement process indicates potential ongoing needs for legal counsel and appraisal services regarding tax certiorari cases for other properties. Inferred: Law firms and appraisal companies may find future opportunities as the district manages property tax settlements.

Sound system upgrade at Temple Hill Cafeteria for the 2025-26 school year through a contract with Audio Video Corp.

Agency:

Newburgh City School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Audio Video Corp.

Note:

Enhancing school facilities’ AV capabilities. Opportunities for AV integrators, ongoing support, future upgrade, and related school-wide tech contracts.

Approval of change orders for CTE Project, including framing for roof tie-off anchor support and waterline removal at West Street for Pike Construction Services, Inc.

Agency:

Newburgh City School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Pike Construction Services, Inc., CSArch, P.C.

Note:

Ongoing major construction with significant project management and contracting opportunities. Change orders indicate active on-site needs, potentially opening new subcontracting scopes. Total CTE project exceeds $72 million, offering long-term and diverse business prospects for construction, engineering, safety, and site services.

Orleans County

Showing 5 of 14 projects

Services procurement including personal emergency response systems, medical review for personal care, foster care assessments, and operation of a Code Blue Warming Center.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Oak Orchard Community Health Center, Esther Annan d/b/a E.A. consult Services

Note:

Contracts for community health and social services; ongoing and future opportunities for nonprofits and service providers.

Contracts for medical transport for seniors and grant-funded caregiver support programs, including new grant application.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Medina Transport Taxi, LLC, Alzheimer’s Association WNY Chapter

Note:

Recurring service contracts; potential for care coordination and wellness service subcontractors.

Renewal of 375 connectivity software licenses from Brite Computers for county use.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Information Technology

Associated Companies:

Brite Computers

Note:

Cyclical need for IT support & licensing management, opportunities for local IT consultants and support.

Three-year purchase of Varonis enterprise cybersecurity software from SHI International.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

SHI International

Note:

Purchases with first-year grant funding, future opportunity for software support, training, and maintenance.

Emergency procurement of two Eaton uninterruptible power supply units for critical infrastructure continuity.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Wesco Distribution

Note:

Potential subcontracting or local install/configuration services for IT/Power equipment. SICG grant funding used.

Oswego County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Procurement and equipping of one SPH100 Platform Aerial Truck to replace existing Truck #1 for the Oswego Fire Department using Sutphen Corporation as vendor through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing program.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Sutphen Corporation, Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing, Onondaga Purchasing

Note:

Explicit: The city is moving forward with the replacement of a major fire truck asset with a budgeted cost of over $2.6 million. The truck will be procured from the Sutphen Corporation via a cooperative purchasing contract, indicating this is not a publicly bid project but rather a pre-negotiated procurement. Inferred: Subcontracting and supply opportunities may exist for local companies in equipment outfitting, training, scheduled maintenance, or accessories related to the new truck. The protracted build time (36+ months) means ongoing business interactions are likely as delivery and customization progress. Financing will involve municipal bonds, suggesting potential for consulting or financial advisory services when the bond issue proceeds.

Planning, architectural, and bid assistance services stemming from awarded Companion Animal Grant for shelter expansion.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Michael Maxim (Architect)

Note:

Planning phase for grant-funded kennel expansion. Inferred: Further opportunities for additional consultants (environmental, animal facilities planning, construction management). Construction bidding forthcoming after architectural design.

Acquisition of one SPH100 Platform Aerial Truck for the City of Oswego Fire Department, including order placement, equipping, and preparation for deployment.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Sutphen Corporation, Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing

Note:

The project involves purchase of specialized fire truck equipment through a cooperative purchasing agreement. Inferred: While initial contract with Sutphen Corporation is direct, subcontracting and local vendor opportunities may arise for truck customization, equipment installation, training, maintenance, and financing (with bond arrangements to be finalized). Long build time may create ongoing supplier or service needs; attention to future proposals for equipment fitting, support, or training should be observed.

Architectural services for planning and preparing bid documents for expansion of City of Oswego Animal Shelter kennel, supported by a $500,000 Companion Animal Grant.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Michael Maxim (Architect)

Note:

Companion Animal Grant was awarded ($500,000) for expansion, making this an early phase opportunity for construction, materials, and animal care vendors once designs are ready. Future subcontracting and construction bidding anticipated for kennel facility build-out.

Otsego County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Cooperstown Inflow and Infiltration (INI) study, a $50,000 grant project, awaiting DEC acceptance of engineering grant application.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Delaware Engineering (already involved)

Note:

Funds are for study. DEC clarification/questions pending. $25,000 already reimbursed.

Village seeking $1 million for a Restore New York Round 9 project, potentially involving 9% tax credits for development.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

County Taxes

Associated Companies:

Inferred: Private developers; Rehabilitation contractors

Note:

Seeking 9% tax credits for rehabilitation/development. Could involve a single large project or multiple smaller ones.

Replacement of flooring on the front porch of a village building (likely Town Hall).

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Unnamed contractor (one quote received, others declined)

Note:

Difficulty finding contractors; one quote received for fur ($26,000) and mahogany ($28,000). Budgeted expense.

Five municipal projects under the New York Forward Award, including street/road infrastructure (Pioneer Alley, Hoffman Lane, Grove Street sidewalks, Fowler Way access/circulation) and wayfinding signage.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Inferred: Engineering firm; Construction company; Signage manufacturer; Local graphic designer

Note:

Need to continue negotiations with lower-bidding engineering firm, potentially separating the signage component. MWBE requirements are critical (15% minority-owned, 15% women-owned). Hoffman Lane requires surveying.

Putnam County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Funding for a specialist position (potentially "grants navigator" or "A navigator") to support the Tilly Foster Agricultural Program. The specialist would assist with grant acquisition, provide education, and help implement the county's farm plan. Funds are held in subcontingency pending a clear agreement and legislative oversight.

Agency:

Putnam County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Inferred: Cornell Cooperative Extension (potential contractor)

Note:

Funds ($25,000) placed in subcontingency. Requires legislative approval to release, pending review of contract details and establishment of legislative framework. Goal is to strengthen agriculture and provide tools/support to the farming community.

Funding for Career Support Solutions to provide job training and career development services. Speaker advocates for increased allocation from $15,000 to at least $30,000.

Agency:

Putnam County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Career Support Solutions

Note:

Inferred: The agency provides vital services and needs more stable funding.

Funding for Second Chance Foods to support food assistance programs for residents, including food pantries, libraries, senior centers, adult protective services, and homeless families, especially in light of SNAP benefit changes.

Agency:

Putnam County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Second Chance Foods

Note:

Inferred: Need for increased capacity or resources due to changes in SNAP benefits. Inferred: This is a direct request for county funding to replace lost federal funding.

Queens County

Showing 5 of 20 projects

Ongoing and future construction and improvement of capital assets across CUNY, backed by $405.6 million in outstanding contractual commitments for projects as of June 30, 2025.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

DASNY

Note:

Explicit figure of $405.6 million in current construction commitments as of June 30, 2025. Anticipate future bid opportunities as projects launch or continue, especially with new capital budgets and modernizations funded. Subcontracting and supplier opportunities likely for MEP, HVAC, general contracting, and modernization.

Physical plant modernization, infrastructure improvements, information technology upgrades, and sustainability initiatives funded through $631 million in new capital appropriations for CUNY campuses in FY2026.

Agency:

Riverton Street Charter School

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY)

Note:

Explicit mention of new FY2026 capital appropriations totaling $631 million, with $582 million from New York State and remainder from NYC. Stated investment areas: modernization, infrastructure, IT, and sustainability (carbon footprint reduction). Inferred: Likely to soon issue RFPs for design, engineering, construction, sustainability services, energy efficiency retrofitting, and IT modernization as both state/city appropriations and bond-funded projects flow to contracts.

Funding allocated to music program including rental of chairs, purchase of supplies, and direct work with music vendors.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

WEST MUSIC COMPANY INC, NATIONAL HERITAGE ACADEMIES

Note:

Expense detail shows spending with external companies for supplies and rentals for music events. Inferred: Opportunity for suppliers of music equipment or vendors offering music instruction/enrichment.

Comprehensive upgrades to power, climate control, AV/IT, elevators, and fire systems in a 9-story, 882,768 sq ft historic building.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

AKS International Inc.

Note:

Largest infrastructure upgrade on CUNY agenda this cycle with extensive AV, HVAC, elevator, classroom, office renovations, and generator installation. Inferred: Work includes major systems upgrades and renovation support for new centers. MWBE and SDVOB goals subject to reporting. Bids received, capital funds allocated.

Supply, delivery, and installation of modern ergonomic furniture for library to support reorganization and improve student learning.

Agency:

Nanuet Union Free School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Library

Associated Companies:

Empire Office, Inc.

Note:

Library upgrades will require close communications with College’s facilities management. Bid already received and awarded. Inferred: Opportunities for flooring, AV upgrades may follow.

Rockland County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Additional lighting installation in café bathrooms as part of Highview Elementary School electrical upgrades under Bond Projects Phase 5.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Mehl Electric Company Inc.

Note:

Approved change order increases project value. Theme of ongoing infrastructure upgrades suggests possible future bidding or subcontracting opportunities in electrical and construction services.

Relocation of the middle school intercom system as part of Bond Projects Phase 5 electrical upgrades at Barr Middle School.

Agency:

Nanuet Union Free School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Mehl Electric Company Inc.

Note:

Change order approval indicates active capital projects and potential for future electrical, communication, and construction contracting needs.

Saratoga County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Department purchases for camp supplies, camp shirts, scoreboard controller, and advertising for 2025 season.

Agency:

City of Saratoga Springs

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Saratoga Today (advertising)

Note:

Purchases include $1,000 in camp supplies, $3,000 camp shirts, $1,333 scoreboard controller, $1,175 in winter ads. Opportunities for wholesalers, suppliers, and local media.

Award and finalization of contract for recreation management software (ActiveNet) to support program registration, scheduling, and department operations.

Agency:

City of Saratoga Springs

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

ActiveNet

Note:

Award decision appears to have been made, pending contract signing. Opportunity for IT vendors to offer support, integration, training, or future enhancements. Inferred value from budget references to $4,000 cost increase.

Schenectady County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Awarded contract for Craig Street Water Main Replacement in anticipation of a multi-million-dollar complete streets project commencing Spring 2026.

Agency:

City of Schenectady

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

DeJong Brothers Companies, LLC, Safety Marking LLC, LHV Precast, Inc., Heidelberg Materials, Carver Construction, Merritt Construction Inc., Perfetto Contracting Co., E.J. Prescott Inc., V&B Underground Utilities, Inc., Casella Construction Inc., MJ Engineering, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Land Surveying, P.C., tom kubricky company, inc., Siewert Equipment Div. Cummins-Wagner-Siewert LLC, Troy Sand and Gravel, Kubricky Construction Corp., ab construction, DF Interactive NC LLC, Heinemann & Co., Inc., Eastern Contractors Association, Bonded Concrete, WM SCHULTZ CONSTRUCTION, INC., Carver Construction Inc., Stilsing Electric Inc, Rozell East, Apex CoVantage, Indexing Solutions, Procurement Square LLC, North America Procurement Council, Inc. PBC, Construction Journal, Merit Apprenticeship Alliance, Ferguson Waterworks, James H. Maloy, Inc, Peter Luizzi Bros Contracting Inc, Upstate Company I LLC, American Evergreen Inc, Brierley Associates, New Castle Paving, Atlantic Testing Laboratories, Limited, Advance Testing Company, Inc., Wm. J. Keller & Sons Construction Corp., ISCO Industries, INC., Creighton Manning Engineering & Surveying, PLLC

Note:

Ratified contract to DeJong Brothers for a water main replacement as a precursor for a broader Complete Streets project. Significant subcontracting potential on both water and future streets projects, including for engineering, materials, paving, and underground utilities. Inferred: This precursor project suggests a larger construction opportunity on Craig Street in 2026 which may have its own bidding in the coming months. Plan Holders List represents potential subcontractors and suppliers.

Schoharie County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Provision of school transportation services by STA of New York for one month period at daily rate.

Agency:

Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Transportation

Associated Companies:

STA of New York

Note:

Short-term contract indicates possible rebid, transition, or new vendor search in the near future. Subcontracting and driver staffing opportunities are likely.

St. Lawrence County

Showing 5 of 5 projects

Comprehensive management and technical services for water and wastewater utilities, including SCADA, GIS, safety compliance, grant writing, asset management, preventive maintenance, and regulatory reporting.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Development Authority of the North Country (DANC)

Note:

State of the current management contract detailed, with annual value of add-on services cited. Extensive mention of capital project management, SCADA engineering, asset management, GIS, and grant writing indicate ongoing and possibly expanding contract opportunities for vendors with niche expertise in municipal utility support, digital transformation, regulatory compliance, safety, or grant administration services. Inferred: With significant infrastructure and regulatory needs (e.g. Long Term Control Plans, CSO compliance, equipment modernization), future bidding for consulting, technology upgrade, or maintenance subcontracts is likely, especially as DANC manages special projects or seeks local partners for service implementation.

Replacement and upgrade of the generator at the Main Street Pump Station, including electrical work, HVAC and plumbing services, and contingency planning.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

S&L Electric, Inc.

Note:

The project is part of the ongoing Main Street Pump Station Rehabilitation Project under a consent order from the Department of Environmental Conservation. All work is awarded to S&L Electric, Inc., but subcontracting opportunities may exist for specialized labor or materials vendors.

Ongoing capital project management, technical consulting, grant writing, asset management, SCADA, GIS, and facility operation for City water and wastewater systems.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Development Authority of the North Country (DANC)

Note:

DANC outlines extensive municipal services including system upgrades, reporting, GIS/SCADA support, and planned maintenance (CMMS, NEXGEN). The cited $100,000 estimate for additional services suggests future procurements, consulting contracts, and technology upgrades. Inferred: Ongoing external vendor opportunities for software solutions, engineering, and maintenance services.

Replacement of the generator at the Main Street Pump Station, including provision and installation of a new, larger capacity generator and all related electrical, heating, ventilation, and plumbing work.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

S&L Electric, Inc.

Note:

This is a contract ratification for electrical, HVAC, and plumbing work with S&L Electric. The project is part of ongoing compliance with a DEC consent order for wastewater infrastructure. Potential subcontracting opportunities may exist for trades such as HVAC and plumbing; contingency funds are allocated in the budget. Inferred: There may be opportunities for service/maintenance providers post-installation or for local suppliers and trade contractors.

Provision and management of GIS, SCADA, computerized maintenance, and regulatory compliance software and services for Ogdensburg’s water and wastewater facilities.

Agency:

Connetquot Central School District

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Infrastructure & Maintenance

Associated Companies:

Development Authority of the North Country (DANC), Hach (WIMS), NEXGEN

Note:

Multiple references to proprietary systems for mapping, control, and maintenance indicate existing and ongoing need for IT upgrades, integration services, and specialized system maintenance. Inferred: Contractors or vendors providing municipal GIS, SCADA, or CMMS implementations, training, or support (software and hardware) should monitor for future RFPs. There may also be an ongoing need for cybersecurity, data analytics, and cloud hosting under this partnership.

Suffolk County

Showing 5 of 29 projects

Engagement of a motivational and mental health speaker, Jordan Toma, for Disabilities Awareness Month in March, to address students with learning disabilities.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Community & Outreach

Associated Companies:

Boseies (potential booking agent)

Note:

Cost is $7,500 per presentation. Idea to use buses to bring multiple elementary schools to one high school session to optimize cost.

Irrigation installation at Jr. Sr. High School overseen by H2M Architects & Engineers.

Agency:

Eastport-South Manor Csd

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

VSC

Note:

Minor contract, potential for local supply/service vendor engagement.

Plumbing infrastructure upgrades at Jr. Sr. High School, including alternate pricing scope work.

Agency:

Eastport-South Manor Csd

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

WHM Plumbing & Heating Contractors, Inc.

Note:

Key opportunity for plumbing and heating supply chain, subcontracting, or facilities maintenance providers.

General construction scope of work at the Jr. Sr. High School, including all alternate pricing components as part of a capital improvement bid.

Agency:

Eastport-South Manor Csd

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Renu Contracting & Restoration, Inc.

Note:

This is a major capital project with significant opportunity for subcontractors in various trades such as demolition, carpentry, interior finishes, site work, and general construction supplies. Inferred: Subcontracting opportunities likely for local and specialty vendors due to scale.

Acquisition of 40 Redwood Road (Sag Harbor Marina) for $7,500,000 to provide public recreation and boating opportunities, including affordable boat slips.

Agency:

Town of Southampton

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Redwood Anchorage Incorporated

Note:

Acquisition from private owner to prevent development and maintain affordability for local residents. Intent to manage through an Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA) with Sag Harbor Village. Potential for pump-out boat services and marine education (Cornell Cooperative lab space).

Sullivan County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Multi-year pest control services across district facilities in compliance with NYS Integrated Pest Management for schools.

Agency:

Liberty Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

J.C. Ehrlich Pest Control

Note:

Contract requires ongoing compliance with state pest management standards, presenting small business and sub-vendor opportunities.

Award and execution of capital improvement project for doors and hardware upgrades at Liberty Middle and High Schools.

Agency:

Liberty Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Kelly Bros

Note:

Explicit bid award for capital improvement, offering subcontracting opportunities and potential for suppliers of doors, hardware, and security products.

Tioga County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Procurement of new fitness equipment for the weight room, funded by a $10,000 grant.

Agency:

Owego-Apalachin Central School District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Dick's Sporting Goods (grant provider)

Note:

This project is funded by a grant from Dick's Sporting Goods. The funds will be used specifically for weight room equipment.

Procurement of a replacement school bus after Bus 299 was substantially damaged in an accident. Purchase to be made under Onondaga County contract.

Agency:

Owego-Apalachin Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Onondaga County contract vendor

Note:

Explicit: Board discussed and authorized emergency purchase for bus replacement using insurance proceeds and fund balance. Project must occur within 2025-2026 fiscal year.

Tompkins County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Provision of supplementary academic support services through external tutoring programs, particularly in elementary schools. Potential for future cycles of external tutoring if internal recruitment remains a challenge.

Agency:

Ithaca City School District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Education & Training

Associated Companies:

Lara

Note:

Funded by school improvement grants. Focus on 8-week cycles with data-informed adjustments. Possibility for internal staff to be integrated through the external vendor's platform in the future. Current contract value is $25,000, with individual tutoring costing $25,599 per student for 24 weeks and small group tutoring costing $1,008 per student.

Ulster County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Annual renewal, selection, and potential changes of employee health, dental, vision, life/disability, and ancillary benefits packages for municipal employees, including potential carrier transitions and addition of new service providers or benefit lines.

Agency:

Town of Rochester

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Marshall+Sterling, MVP Health Plan, CDPHP, United Healthcare, Anthem, Aetna, Delta Dental, EyeMed, Principal Life, MetLife, Guardian Life, SunLife, VSP, Solstice

Note:

This is the annual benefits renewal and plan selection for all town employees. It includes potential RFPs or direct negotiations with new and incumbent carriers for medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and voluntary benefits for 2026 coverage. There are multiple carriers mentioned, and plan comparisons are laid out extensively. Additional package and administrative service offerings, and PEO options suggest possible addition or change of providers for both primary and ancillary solutions. Inferred: Local brokers, HR/payroll technology vendors, and benefits communications, onboarding, and compliance support vendors could have opportunity to participate if current carriers/services are replaced or new lines added.

Purchase of a 2024 Dodge Ram 5500 cab 4x4, Fisher 9.5 ft flat steel dplow, and a 4-yard spreader for the Highway Department. Includes a $107,000 fund transfer to capital.

Agency:

Town of Woodstock

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Robert Green Truck Division

Note:

Inferred: This purchase is to replace a truck that is down and upgrade the fleet to be more efficient. The $107,000 transfer to capital likely covers the truck itself, making the total value higher.

Installation and ongoing service for GPS tracking and dashboard cameras in various town vehicles (including Building Department, Town Hall, and Highway trucks).

Agency:

Town of Hurley

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Marshall Stone (implied insurance provider)

Note:

Resolution passed. Expected to lead to insurance reductions. Costs to be reallocated to respective departments.

Development of a year-round religious retreat, including replacing temporary tent platforms with permanent "cabin" (RV) units, expanding septic systems, and ensuring adequate water supply. Requires site plan approval, special use permits for cabin/campground development, and a lot line elimination.

Agency:

Town of Hurley

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Bruce (Engineer); Victoria and Conrad (Bruce's firm)

Note:

Existing structures built without permits. Critical access issue related to an undefined right-of-way. Water availability (wells) is a concern. Fire code, stormwater, and food preparation (commercial kitchen) compliance needed. Initial escrow fee of $10,000 requested.

Warren County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Fit-out of the 36 Market Street building to include a kitchen, market, and wayfinding elements. Part of the larger DRRI budget.

Agency:

City of Glens Falls

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Patton Construction

Note:

Inferred: Value based on discussion of "almost a million dollars" and concern about cost; the stated $8,900 is likely a transcription error. Project is controversial due to cost and sole bidder. Part of $49 million DRRI budget. Councilwoman Palmer expressed concerns about competitiveness and financial choice.

Award of general construction contract for the school district’s 2025-2026 capital outlay improvements.

Agency:

Warrensburg Central School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Akros Mgmt, Inc.

Note:

Explicit contract awarded to Akros Mgmt, Inc. for capital outlay project. Other contractors might have opportunities for subcontracting. Project likely involves facility improvements or upgrades within district schools.

Westchester County

Showing 5 of 17 projects

Comprehensive renovation of the main pool, including replacing corroded aluminum pipes with PVC, installing a new filter system, and potentially replacing decking. Also includes repair of waiting pool.

Agency:

Village of Buchanan

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Stroble and Sons Pool Service

Note:

Project is part of a New York Swims grant application (80% funded, 20% village match). Total for both pools is $1.6 million. Pipes are 1.5-inch aluminum, found to be corroded. New filter system would be more efficient, and automatic water fill system. Health Department approval is required for changes.

Approval of a contract to hold a summer 2026 learning institute for faculty.

Agency:

Rye City School District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Education & Training

Associated Companies:

The Rain Raid House

Note:

Explicitly stated contract for venue/event services.

Installation of a ventilation system at the Oakridge Water District plant (sewer side) to improve environmental conditions and for aesthetic reasons.

Agency:

Town of Lewisboro

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Mace Contracting Corp.

Note:

Funded by contingency budget. Discussion around potentially moving fan to roof for better odor dispersion, but current approval is for "as designed" and using a more aesthetically pleasing vent.

Consulting services to assist in preparation of the MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) Annual Stormwater Report for regulatory compliance for the 2025-2026 cycle.

Agency:

Town of Ossining

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

AI Engineers, Dolph Rotfeld Engineering Division

Note:

Acceptance of proposal for compliance reporting. Inferred: Indicates ongoing need for public infrastructure and environmental compliance consulting; likely recurring contract and related subcontracting opportunities for monitoring, engineering, and reporting services.

Leasing Wainwright House, Inc. for a two-day faculty Learning Institute on June 29 and 30, 2026.

Agency:

Rye City School District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Wainwright House, Inc.

Note:

Short-term external property lease for professional development, illustrating real estate and facility rental business opportunities.

Wyoming County

Showing 5 of 27 projects

Contract to ABJ Fire Protection Co for annual monitoring services for Department of Social Services, Health Department, and Department of Labor locations. $1,575/year for three years, total not to exceed $4,725, effective January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2028.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

ABJ Fire Protection Co.

Note:

Explicit contract for annual fire monitoring, could yield additional opportunities for maintenance, upgrades, and compliance consulting as regulations change.

Contract for transportation (max $10,000) for public defender clients during duration of grant funds, with extension possible.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Transportation

Associated Companies:

Plan B Express Transit, LLC

Note:

Service provider contract; potential driver/subcontractor opportunities for local transport services.

Contract to ABJ Fire Protection Co for annual inspection of automatic fire sprinkler systems in county buildings: $9,368.36/year for three years, total $28,105.08, effective January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2028.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

ABJ Fire Protection Co.

Note:

Explicit multi-year inspection contract. Additional future opportunities may arise for system upgrades, repairs, or related security contracting.

Contract to TK Elevator Corporation for hydraulic jack parking repairs on an elevator at the Wyoming County Courthouse, effective August 18, 2025 to December 31, 2025.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

TK Elevator Corporation

Note:

Explicit repair contract awarded; subcontracting or supplementary maintenance may be needed. Opportunity for local firms to support TK Elevator or offer related services.

Contract with Stryker Sales LLC for two modems for cardiac monitors for ambulance fleet.

Agency: