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St. Lawrence County opens 2026 material bids; Jefferson Concrete submits multiple precast proposals
Summary
At a St. Lawrence County bid opening, the county clerk read submitted bids and certifications for 2026 material contracts, noting Cranesville Block Company, Upstone Materials and Jefferson Concrete as bidders and the presence of Addendum No. 2; bid prices were not specified in the transcript.
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At a bid opening for St. Lawrence County’s 2026 material contracts, the county clerk read submitted bids and certifications for several precast concrete items, including beams, box culverts and catch basins. "This is St. Lawrence County opening bid for the St. Lawrence County material bids 2026," the clerk said as the hearing opened.
The clerk announced a revised date applied to items 6, 15, 33, 34 and 35 only, and identified bidders for those items. For item 6, the clerk read a bid from Cranesville Block Company and said Upstone Materials submitted both an original and a revised bid. The clerk also noted that Addendum No. 2 was present and that bidders had submitted insurance documentation.
Jefferson Concrete Corporation (listed in the transcript as "Jefferson Concrete Corporation, precast concrete systems") submitted bids for item 15 (precast concrete systems), item 33 (precast beams), item 34 (precast box culverts) and item 35 (concrete catch basins). The clerk stated that bidders had filed the required non-collusion bidding certification for several items; the transcript contains a transcription inconsistency that once refers to a "non pollution agreement" but later records the correct "noncollusion" phrasing.
No bid amounts, award decisions or award dates were recorded in the transcript provided. The clerk closed the reading after noting that those were all the received bids for this opening.
The bid opening established which vendors had filed proposals and which line items were affected by the revised schedule; further review by county procurement staff or a subsequent award announcement would be required to learn which bids, if any, will be accepted and at what prices.

