Chemung County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Chemung County
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At its April 9, 2026 meeting, the Town of Ashland Board approved the purchase of a new International plow truck (Model HX520) with front plow, wing, and spreader for road maintenance. The truck will be acquired using a contract previously bid by Onondaga County under General Municipal Law Section 103, based on the recommendation of the Town Highway Superintendent. The Board authorized spending 338,356.53 from the Town’s General Fund and empowered the Town Supervisor to execute all documents with International Corporation. While the primary equipment supplier has been selected and funded, vendors offering upfitting, maintenance, parts, telematics, and operator training may still find follow-on opportunities. Understanding this purchase and the Town’s reliance on cooperative contracts is also useful intelligence for future vehicle and equipment cycles.
At its March 12, 2026 meeting, the Town of Ashland Board approved Resolution 2026-24 to enter into an agreement with Orrick as bond attorneys. Orrick will provide legal services for a fee of 2001.25 to handle the bonding paperwork associated with purchasing a new 10-wheel dump truck, with the truck itself quoted at 338356.53 via a piggyback contract off Onondaga County. This confirms that the town is moving ahead with a financed heavy-equipment acquisition using cooperative purchasing. While the bond counsel decision is made, the size of the truck purchase and the use of a piggyback contract signal ongoing and future needs around fleet financing, procurement strategy, and potentially future equipment purchases that could interest vendors offering heavy equipment, financing advisory, or related services.
The Town of Ashland approved an intermunicipal agreement with the City of Elmira Animal Control Department for animal control services for the 2026-2027 term. Under the contract, Elmira will provide services in accordance with Articles 7 and 26 of the Agricultural and Markets Law at a total annual cost of 6471.49, paid in monthly installments of 539.29. This decision sets Elmira as the incumbent provider through April 30, 2027, with services retroactive to May 1, 2026. The agreement indicates a recurring outsourced need for animal control, creating future opportunities around contract renewal, supplemental services, software, equipment, or training that may be layered onto the existing service model.
The Council audited and approved $5,203.68 in bills under the Community Development Lead Hazard Reduction Grant as of June 29, 2026. Expenditures include payroll to be reimbursed from CDBG, federal lead-based paint individual certification training, relocation support via a Walgreens Visa card, ADP processing, and office supplies. These line items show an active, grant-funded lead hazard reduction program that is paying for staff time, training, and relocation assistance. While the specific vendors beyond ADP and Walgreens are not detailed, environmental, housing rehab, training, and consulting firms can read this as evidence of a live program that may require ongoing inspections, remediation contractors, training renewals, and administrative support over the remaining grant period.
The City audited and approved $554.10 in expenditures under the Community Development Vacant Rental Program grant as of June 29, 2026. Payments went to Eco-testing Services for clearance testing (invoice #2660) and to AmRent for processing fees (invoice #7150317). This indicates an active vacant rental improvement initiative that leverages environmental testing and tenant screening/processing services. While the amounts are modest, they confirm ongoing program operations and named vendors, which is useful intelligence for firms in housing rehab, inspection, and property management services looking for follow-on work or future contracting opportunities.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Chemung County, New York
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Village of Wellsburg
Village of Van Etten (historical)
Village of Millport
Village of Horseheads
Village of Elmira Heights
Town of Veteran
Town of Van Etten
Town of Southport
Town of Horseheads
Town of Erin
Town of Chemung
Town of Catlin
Town of Big Flats
Town of Baldwin
Town of Ashland
Horseheads Central School District
Finn Academy: an Elmira Charter School
Elmira Heights Central School District
Elmira City School District
City of Elmira
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