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Ulster County panel debates oversight, funding and monitoring for Government Operations Center project
Summary
The Ulster County Public Works and Capital Projects Committee on May 12 discussed several linked items for the county’s Government Operations Center, including a $2 million New York State Energy Research and Development Authority grant for energy-efficiency work, a new environmental monitoring contract for brownfield remediation, and a proposal to engage a construction manager as agent to provide legislative oversight.
The Ulster County Public Works and Capital Projects Committee on May 12 discussed several linked items for the county’s Government Operations Center, including a $2 million New York State Energy Research and Development Authority grant for energy-efficiency work, a new environmental monitoring contract for brownfield remediation, and a proposal to engage a construction manager as agent to provide legislative oversight.
Why it matters: the Government Operations Center is a large capital project with brownfield remediation obligations, ongoing construction and multiple contracts. Committee members pressed for clearer oversight and budget transparency while staff described how existing project management and contracting practices would be used to manage risks.
Committee members voted to accept the NYSERDA award and approved an environmental monitoring contract required because the site is part of a brownfield. Director Dennis Doyle told the committee the NYSERDA grant would…
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