Amanda Cortese-KolaszAssistant County Attorney
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Oneida County
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oneida County.
- Buyer type:
- County
- Location:
- Utica, NY
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oneida County.
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Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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170428
Employee FTE
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1,600
Population
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226,392
Procurement Hell Score
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76 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oneida County
The board reviewed the status of completed projects, including the parking lot, signage, and turf maintenance, and discussed ongoing locker room renovations and the disposal of unsold irrigation equipment. They noted the approval of the Blue Sox lease and received updates on staffing operations and event metrics. The board approved the submission of the 2026 budget for the PARIS filing and authorized an amendment to the consulting agreement with Yehahes Advisors, LLC to increase compensation for ongoing projects. Discussions included upcoming contract renewals, an infrastructure grant awarded to the County for work beginning in 2027, and a potential grant-funded project at Murnane Field with a projected timeline starting in 2028.
The committee discussed the Director's report covering the Exit 31 PEL study status, the LRTP Transportation Atlas, and upcoming scenario planning approaches. Updates were provided regarding the HOCTC call for bridge and safety projects, detailing funding sources and prioritization criteria. The NYSDOT Region 2 report addressed federal surface transportation legislation, contract industry capacity issues, and status updates on major infrastructure projects including bridge replacements and connector work. The NYS Thruway report outlined ongoing bridge maintenance and resurfacing projects. The committee approved several TIP amendments involving pavement maintenance, bridge replacements, safety mitigation, and transit facility upgrades. Finally, a freight analysis presentation was conducted, reviewing regional economic drivers, commodity flow patterns, infrastructure bottlenecks, and strategic recommendations for capital investments and policy development.
Public-sector contacts connected to Oneida County.
The meeting included an organizational discussion regarding scheduling changes to align with the Sauquoit Creek Basin Intermunicipal Commission meetings and a potential future consolidation of watershed-related committees. Members discussed the 2026-27 member contributions and noted a budget error requiring an updated proposal. Reports were given regarding the Town of Westmoreland's review of codes, regulations, and salt shed replacement, as well as the Village of Oriskany's initiative to perform a land use analysis for Oriskany Creek and Big Creek to evaluate zoning regulations. Plans were announced for a presentation on the Mohawk River Basin Action Agenda at the next meeting.
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