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Board awards construction contracts for multiple new‑construction and rehab projects

5418381 · July 16, 2025
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Summary

The land bank accepted bids and approved contractors for several new‑construction and rehab projects, selecting CJE for core new construction work and approving contractors to proceed on multiple addresses with the goal of meeting HCR/LBI timelines.

The Chemung County Property Development Corporation voted to proceed with contractors for several new-construction and rehabilitation projects, including awarding at least one large new-construction contract to CJE and approving other bids for work across multiple addresses.

For an Underwood/Griffin project the board reviewed three bids (Griffin, Paul, and CJE) and discussed square-footage pricing; CJE was recommended because of prior experience and successful delivery on similar projects. Staff said modular options were vetted and would not lower the all-in cost once foundations, utility hookups and site work were included.

Board members discussed contractor capacity and schedules; staff said they expected site work to begin in August and framing and interior work to proceed through winter with completion in spring. For several addresses presented (including 1839 Davis Street, 406 South Walnut Street, 411 South Walnut combined with 823 Johnson Street, and 10 Olcott), project status updates showed varying completion percentages and upcoming approvals for abatement or change orders.

A motion to award the identified new-construction contracts (including to CJE for at least one of the projects) was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Ending: Staff said contracts would be finalized promptly and work should proceed through the late summer and fall; the board asked staff to return with schedule and financial updates as construction progresses.