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The Village of Angelica board agenda for April 20, 2026 includes Resolution #22-0426 to authorize a USDA Loan Resolution for the acquisition of a 2026 E-One Spartan Fire Engine. The resolution describes incurring indebtedness of 680,000 for acquiring, constructing, enlarging, improving, and/or financing this new fire vehicle between USDA and the Village. This indicates the village is moving forward with a significant, USDA-backed capital purchase for fire apparatus, with E-One Spartan already identified as the chosen platform. For vendors, this reveals a funded public safety vehicle upgrade that may generate follow-on opportunities in equipment, communications, outfitting, training, maintenance, and related professional services around the new engine once delivered and in service.
Grant Funding
$680,000Apr 20, 2026The Village of Angelica board agenda includes Resolution 43-0626 to authorize a municipal lease purchase of a 2027 Bucket Truck AM55E from Altec for the Electric Department. The proposal is for an amount of 281,874 at 6.45% interest with payments of 5,479 per month, justified by the department’s need to safely repair electrical lines and perform other maintenance. This indicates the vendor (Altec) has effectively been selected and the board is poised to approve the financing and purchase structure, so the primary procurement decision is made. For equipment and fleet vendors, this provides clear incumbent intelligence on the make/model, pricing, and financing terms that will shape future service, upfit, and replacement cycles. There may be follow-on opportunities for maintenance contracts, parts, training, safety equipment, and future fleet replacements as this long-term lease progresses.
Contract Award
$281,874Jun 15, 2026The Town of Friendship Board approved Resolution 14-2026 on June 17, 2026 to move forward with geotechnical services for its Phase 2 Water System Improvements Project. This project, funded through the Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (WIIA) and New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation State Revolving Funds, includes replacing the old concrete reservoir with a new ground-level standpipe finished water storage tank at the existing reservoir site. Through an RFP process, the Town received five geotechnical proposals and, based on low responsive bid review by HUNT, selected ECS New York Engineering, PLLC for an estimated base amount of 12999. The Supervisor was authorized to sign ECS’s proposal, indicating the award is made and design work will proceed. This is valuable incumbent intelligence for firms focused on water storage tanks, SCADA, civil construction, and related professional services, as Phase 2 will generate downstream design, construction, controls, and equipment needs. Vendors can position for follow-on work tied to tank construction, controls integration, site work, and future phases of system improvement funded under the same WIIA/SRF package.
Contract Award
$12,999Jun 17, 2026Resolution 47-0626 on the Village of Angelica agenda would approve a proposal from EB Squared for engineering services for a Fire Hall remodel, in the amount of 18,600. This indicates the Village is moving from concept into design/engineering on a fire facility improvement project. With EB Squared identified and approval pending, the core professional services selection for early-phase work is decided, but the project itself is still in development and will likely lead to architectural, construction, equipment, and related procurements. This is a strong signal for firms involved in fire station design, construction, apparatus bays, mechanical/electrical upgrades, and public safety facility technology to track the remodel and position for subsequent phases like construction bidding and specialized systems. It also signals upcoming needs for furnishings, communications, and safety systems once design is complete.
Contract Award
$18,600Jun 15, 2026Resolution 42-0626 proposes authorizing Mayor Claypool to sign the annual renewal for NYISO congestion TCC in the amount of 8,868.12 and to purchase 2 HFPTCC fixed-priced TCC extensions. This relates to the Village’s power supply and transmission congestion rights management as part of its electric utility operations. The renewal shows the Village continues to actively manage its transmission congestion costs through NYISO instruments, with a defined annual spend and additional TCC purchases. While the main decision to renew is made, this is useful for energy consultants, risk managers, and power marketers who can advise on optimizing TCC portfolios, hedging strategies, and long-term cost control for small municipal utilities.
Contract Admin
$8,868Jun 15, 2026The clerk reported the village’s 2026-2027 NYS DOT allocations for CHIPS, Pave NY, EWR, and POP totaling roughly $67,000. Specific street or infrastructure projects to use these funds were not yet identified in the minutes. Paving contractors, small engineering firms, and materials suppliers can track how these funds will be programmed for local road, drainage, or sidewalk work in the coming year.
Budget Planning
$679Jun 15, 2026The board plans to award Twin Tiers Overhead Doors a $3,480 contract to repair the overhead doors at the village Firehall. This is a small but specific facility maintenance project in the fire department. Facility service providers can note Twin Tiers as the current vendor and watch for future fire station upgrades, replacements, or additional door maintenance needs.
Contract Award
$3,480Feb 17, 2026Explore Allegany County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Allegany County, New York
52 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Whitesville Central School District
School147 students
Wellsville Central School District
School1,201 students
Village of Wellsville
City4,679 pop.
Village of Richburg
City450 pop.
Village of Cuba
City1,575 pop.
Village of Canaseraga
City550 pop.
Village of Bolivar
City2,051 pop.
Village of Belmont
City969 pop.
Village of Angelica
City1,284 pop.
Village of Andover
City1,634 pop.
Village of Almond
City466 pop.
Village of Alfred
City4,896 pop.
Town of Wirt
City1,059 pop.
Town of Willing
City1,295 pop.
Town of West Almond
City280 pop.
Town of Wellsville
City6,948 pop.
Town of Ward
City331 pop.
Town of Scio
City1,625 pop.
Town of Rushford
City1,085 pop.
Town of New Hudson
City801 pop.
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