The board reviewed and approved numerous contracts across various county departments, including the Sheriff's Office, E911, County Clerk, Public Works, Water Purification, MVP Arena, Parks and Recreation, and the Department of Children, Youth and Families. Approved items included maintenance and licensing for dispatch and scanning systems, professional real estate services, streetlight maintenance, electrical infrastructure work, and the procurement of a golf simulator. Additionally, the board approved a series of bundled contracts for preschool related services within the Department of Children, Youth and Families.
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The Contract Administration Board reviewed numerous procurement contracts for various county departments, including the Sheriff's Office, Board of Elections, Public Works, and Information Services. Key agenda items included approvals for software licenses, professional services, equipment maintenance, facility repairs, and youth mentoring programs. Several infrastructure projects, such as cabling for network services and HVAC maintenance, were also reviewed for authorization.
Jul 21, 2021·Board meeting
County of Albany Legislation Text
The Albany County Legislature is considering several key actions. These include a budget amendment for the purchase of a Felling Low Boy Trailer by the Department of Public Works, funded by a transfer from Bridge & Road Repair to Specialty Equipment. Additionally, a supplemental agreement with the NYS Department of Transportation is under review for construction and design services related to the CR9 over Fox Creek Bridge Reconstruction Project, which involves federal reimbursement for additional work needed to correct a settlement issue. Furthermore, the legislature is examining a contract authorization for Social Services with The Altamont Program, Inc., aimed at providing assessment, support, tools, and training to facilitate work readiness for recipients of Temporary Assistance and SNAP clients. Lastly, they are considering contract authorizations for moving and storage services for eligible Temporary Assistance recipients, as well as accepting a federal allocation from the NYS Office of Family and Child Services to enhance Adult Protective Services during the Coronavirus Public Health Emergency.
