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At-a-glance: key contracts and purchases approved by Cheektowaga Town Board
Summary
The board approved several procurement and contract actions Nov. 25, including a storm-sewer repair contract (amended to be limited to Dote/Doge Street and Haller Ave), two Ford F-250 purchases, and a change order for wastewater upgrades; several policy items were tabled.
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The Cheektowaga Town Board approved multiple procurement and contract actions at the Nov. 25 meeting.
Storm sewer repairs: The board authorized a contract for storm sewer repairs to CMH Company of Alden at a total bid price listed as $28,492 for the contract period Aug. 18, 2025–Dec. 31, 2026. Members debated the geographic scope; the board approved an amendment to limit the contract to Doge (Dote) Street and Haller Ave before carrying the resolution.
Vehicle purchases: Under New York State OGS mini-bid 23166, the board approved purchases from low bidder Delacy Ford (bid price $49,827.81) for one Parks Department Ford F-250 crew cab 4x4 and one Sewer Department Ford F-250 crew cab 4x4.
Wastewater change order: The board approved Change Order No. 1 with Plant IQ of North Tonawanda for coordination with the electrical subcontractor related to wastewater treatment upgrades, at a cost of $15,200.
Other actions: The board accepted community bike racks offered by Go Buffalo (10 racks) and set a public hearing on a zoning amendment addressing bulk storage of combustible or flammable liquids for December at Town Hall. Several policy items, including a comprehensive town vehicle use policy and an investigation-resolution regarding highway department expenditures, were tabled for further review.
Votes: The storm sewer contract (as amended), the vehicle purchases and the Plant IQ change order were carried by roll call or voice vote as recorded in the meeting minutes; the vehicle purchases and contract awards were carried without recorded opposition at the meeting.

