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Village of Coxsackie
The project shall include the following: milling the entire road down 1.5". milling keyways, driveways, and intersecting roads; cleaning and preparing the roadway for paving. Laying down tack coat before paving. Furnishing and installing 1.5", type 6 top course. Paving and tying in all blacktop driveway aprons. Supplying and installing all manhole, valve and catch basin extensions. Road may need binder course before the finished 1.5" blacktop is laid down.
Posted Date
May 28, 2026
Due Date
Jun 15, 2026
Release: May 28, 2026
Village of Coxsackie
Close: Jun 15, 2026
The project shall include the following: milling the entire road down 1.5". milling keyways, driveways, and intersecting roads; cleaning and preparing the roadway for paving. Laying down tack coat before paving. Furnishing and installing 1.5", type 6 top course. Paving and tying in all blacktop driveway aprons. Supplying and installing all manhole, valve and catch basin extensions. Road may need binder course before the finished 1.5" blacktop is laid down.
AvailableVillage of Coxsackie
Wm. J. Keller & Sons Construction Corp. is soliciting quotes from qualified M/WBE subcontractors and vendors to participate in the Village of Coxsackie Inflow & Infiltration (I&I) Mitigation project (Engineer PN: 24-2888). The opportunity requires a total MWBE participation goal of 20% and seeks subcontractors/vendors to supply services and materials supporting the I&I mitigation work. The notice was published via the New York State Contract Reporter by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C. and is open with responses due in early February 2026.
Posted Date
Jan 26, 2026
Due Date
Feb 6, 2026
Release: Jan 26, 2026
Village of Coxsackie
Close: Feb 6, 2026
Wm. J. Keller & Sons Construction Corp. is soliciting quotes from qualified M/WBE subcontractors and vendors to participate in the Village of Coxsackie Inflow & Infiltration (I&I) Mitigation project (Engineer PN: 24-2888). The opportunity requires a total MWBE participation goal of 20% and seeks subcontractors/vendors to supply services and materials supporting the I&I mitigation work. The notice was published via the New York State Contract Reporter by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C. and is open with responses due in early February 2026.
Village of Coxsackie
Work includes closed circuit televising of sewer piping; 100 CY of fracturing and removal of rock; 40 LF of 6" pvc sdr 26/35 sanitary gravity sewer pipe; 1,620 LF of 10" pvc sdr 26/35 sanitary gravity sewer pipe; 650 LF of sanitary sewer lateral connections and saddles; 145 VLF of pre-cast concrete sanitary manhole; 590 LF of cipp uv rehabilitation; 3,000 cy of select granular fill; 11,500 SY of asphalt milling; 1,500 SY stone sidewalk repair; 300 LF of concrete curb repair; 300 LF of stone curb repair; see outside link.
Posted Date
Dec 3, 2025
Due Date
Jan 22, 2026
Release: Dec 3, 2025
Village of Coxsackie
Close: Jan 22, 2026
Work includes closed circuit televising of sewer piping; 100 CY of fracturing and removal of rock; 40 LF of 6" pvc sdr 26/35 sanitary gravity sewer pipe; 1,620 LF of 10" pvc sdr 26/35 sanitary gravity sewer pipe; 650 LF of sanitary sewer lateral connections and saddles; 145 VLF of pre-cast concrete sanitary manhole; 590 LF of cipp uv rehabilitation; 3,000 cy of select granular fill; 11,500 SY of asphalt milling; 1,500 SY stone sidewalk repair; 300 LF of concrete curb repair; 300 LF of stone curb repair; see outside link.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Sole source is a long shot here—deprioritize and pivot to contracts.
Coops: If your item is on a NYS OGS or Greene County contract, use it to bypass the low ~$10,000 competitive bidding threshold. If not, check an approved cooperative contract the Village can piggyback.
Entity: Village of Coxsackie, NY
Status: No verifiable sole source awards; board minutes not readily accessible. Deprioritize this path.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Coxsackie
The Village and Town of Coxsackie are updating their 2007 Joint Comprehensive Plan to build on recent community investments and address future growth. This plan will analyze current conditions, opportunities, and challenges to guide future development. It will serve as a 'work plan' to achieve overarching goals in economic development, community attractiveness, sustainability, and resiliency.
The Village of Coxsackie's Strategic Investment Plan aims to transform its natural beauty and historic downtown into a safe, vibrant 'front porch' on the Hudson River, serving as a dynamic destination for visitors and a nurturing home for families. Key strategic pillars include developing arts and cultural activities, expanding housing options and affordability, leveraging the Hudson River for recreation, enhancing pedestrian and bicyclist accessibility and safety, addressing youth needs, and stimulating local commerce. The plan outlines 11 ready-to-implement projects to attract investments, promote sustainable tourism, and drive economic growth, ultimately enriching the quality of life for residents and visitors.
The Planning Board Meeting included public hearings and discussions on several key projects. The board reviewed the proposed Site Plan for Schoolhouse Road Pediatrics PC, focusing on parking, lighting, and fencing details, and approved the issuance of a Negative Declaration and conditional approval of the Site Plan. The board also reviewed and approved the Site Plan application and signage permit for Coxsackie Creamery. Additionally, the board conducted a SEQRA review of Empire Riverfront Ventures, LLC's Site Plan application, discussing potential conditions related to operating hours, sound restrictions, and lighting, and approved the issuance of a Negative Declaration.
The Planning Board meeting included discussions and actions related to several key items. A Site Plan review and Public Hearing were held for Ravish Liquors, focusing on a proposed Speakeasy. The board reviewed the Site Plan application, discussing trash collection, fire hydrants, shrubbery, and required permits. The public hearing addressed concerns about noise levels from outdoor tables. The board also discussed a property dispute issue and the upcoming Public Forum hosted by the Village Board regarding a hotel project.
The Planning Board discussed several key items, including an application for consolidation of two parcels into one at 17 Riverside Avenue, and a sketch plan conference for the renovation of a building at 270 Mansion Street to be used as a pediatric office. UMH gave an informational presentation on their project overview, including a discussion of procedural issues, conceptual plans, and the annexation petition. The Board also reviewed the Site Plan application received from Empire Riverfront Ventures, LLC for 22-34, 52, 60 and 66 South River Street, including a discussion of property ownership issues, SEQR classification, and stormwater management.
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