Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Rhinebeck.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
The project involves adding drainage structures and stormwater piping through a minipark, discharging into a classified stream with environmental impact management, including demolition of existing pavement and sidewalk, full-depth asphalt pavement restoration, and erosion control measures.
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Census ID
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193785
Population
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7,658
Procurement Hell Score
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38 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Rhinebeck
The board convened to conduct an executive session to discuss a personnel matter regarding the employment of a specific individual, following which the meeting was adjourned.
The Board conducted a public hearing regarding a request for the installation of a ten-foot high deer fence at 367 River Road. Additionally, the Board deliberated on and passed a resolution to grant five area variances for multiple accessory structures at the same location, which included a reflecting pool, a temple, a generator, and other structures that exceeded town zoning regulations concerning setbacks, building height, and the total permitted number of structures on a single lot.
The Board addressed multiple administrative and operational items, including receiving updates on the EverReady Diner demolition and discussing the proposed local law to amend traffic regulations regarding weight restrictions on White Schoolhouse Road. Appointments were confirmed for the Conservation Advisory Board and the Planning Board. The Board authorized various financial actions, such as hiring a clerk for the justice court, supporting a grant application for athletic field lighting, rejecting a bid for a Town Hall heat pump system due to cost, and establishing a dedicated fund for donations to the Columbia Greene SPCA. Additionally, the Board approved the destruction of obsolete municipal records and passed several abstracts for payment of general and capital project expenses. Concerns regarding speeding on Route 308 were also noted for future discussion.
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