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Government Projects in Chenango County

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At the June 10, 2026 meeting, the Town Board reviewed responses to an RFP for filter media for the Guilford Water District, which had been sent to four vendors and drew two proposals ranging from 44700 to 122796. After review by Water Superintendent Jeff Fuller, the Board accepted his recommendation to proceed with the low bidder and voted to award the contract to W20 for 44700. This indicates the Town is moving ahead with a defined water treatment media replacement project and has selected its primary vendor for this phase of work. The Board also wants Lamont Engineers to receive the proposal documentation to highlight costs tied to engineering delays, which may influence future engineering or construction decisions. Vendors can position for follow-on needs around installation support, future media replacements, system optimization, and related water treatment upgrades or services that build on W20’s work.

Contract Award
$44,700Jun 10, 2026

The Board approved buying four Elan City EVOLIS Vision solar radar speed signs for $12,400 after reviewing a June 4 quote totaling about $12,000. This locks in Elan City as the supplier for the initial deployment and indicates upcoming installation and configuration needs. Traffic-safety, electrical, and IT vendors can support mounting, power, data collection, and future expansion or maintenance beyond this first order.

Contract Award
$12,000Jun 9, 2026

The Village is entering into a 2026 agreement with the Earlville Opera House to provide youth arts education workshops for a flat $1,000 fee, giving residents free or low-cost access. The Board moved to accept the agreement and the Mayor will sign, formalizing the Opera House as an independent contractor for the year. Arts programming and youth-service vendors can treat this as incumbent intel and look for complementary programming, supplies, or evaluation services around the workshops.

Contract Award
$1,000Jun 9, 2026

The Board approved sending Animal Control Officer Angela to a two-day ACO conference in Albany in late September 2026, with registration ranging from $249 to $275 plus optional dinner. This confirms budget support for professional development and travel around animal control operations. Training providers and equipment vendors can note that Earlville invests in ACO training, which often precedes updates to policies, forms, and field equipment.

Contract Award
$275Jun 9, 2026

The Town Board authorized Supervisor Ward to sign the Williamson annual software support contract for the Town’s water software at a cost of 873. This confirms that Williamson is the incumbent vendor providing the water utility software platform and that the Town is maintaining active support coverage. While the core decision is made, this establishes the technology environment and renewal pattern for Guilford’s water billing or management system. IT and utility software vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence to time future outreach for upgrades, integrations, reporting tools, or eventual system replacement discussions around future renewal cycles.

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$873Jun 10, 2026

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