Deputy Director of Capital and Contracts Management at New York State Thruway Authority
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The meeting was held to conduct the bid opening for IFB #25033 regarding traffic counters. Two electronic bids were received and officially opened: one from International Road Dynamics Corporation with a total bid of $250,450, and one from Traffic Systems Incorporated with a total bid of $83,446. It was stated that all submitted bids would undergo a review process for accuracy before a successful bidder is selected and notified.
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The strategic plan for the NYS Thruway Authority is a long-term roadmap grounded in six guiding principles: Safety, Operational Excellence, Customer Service, Infrastructure Integrity, Fiscal Responsibility, and Environmental Stewardship. Its purpose is to operate and maintain a reliable, user-fee supported superhighway, delivering high levels of safety and service, while also modernizing to meet evolving customer and partner needs in a financially responsible manner. The plan aims to support and enhance economic activity by ensuring a safe, convenient, and well-maintained transportation corridor.
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the first wave of regulatory reforms under her 'EXPRESS NY' initiative, implementing 50 actions across 22 state agencies. This initiative aims to streamline government services, reduce bureaucracy, and provide tangible benefits to New Yorkers. Key focus areas include saving New Yorkers time, saving New Yorkers money, increasing access to services, and annulling outdated regulations and policies. These reforms are projected to result in tens of millions of dollars in savings and over one million hours saved annually, enhancing government efficiency for over 1.5 million New Yorkers.
Governor Kathy Hochul's 'EXPRESS NY' initiative has unveiled its first phase of regulatory reforms aimed at eliminating unnecessary government complexities. These reforms encompass 22 actions across five agencies, expected to save New Yorkers millions in fees and over a million hours annually, benefiting more than 5 million residents. The initiatives, informed by public feedback, focus on four key areas: saving time, saving money, increasing access to services, and repealing obsolete regulations and policies, with further actions planned for later this year.
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