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General Legal Counsel Services for Schuylerville Victory Board of Water Management

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The Village of Schuylerville, on behalf of the Schuylerville–Victory Board of Water Management, is soliciting proposals for General Legal Counsel to provide ongoing legal guidance to the Board, its Chair, officers, and authorized representatives. The selected attorney or law firm must be authorized to practice in New York and possess substantial experience in municipal law, intermunicipal agreements, public water systems, governmental contracting, and regulatory compliance. The scope of work includes advising on public infrastructure, procurement, and state and federal water regulations, as well as attending regular Board meetings when requested. The contract is intended for an initial one-year term with options for annual renewal. The Board prefers a predictable fixed-cost arrangement via a fixed monthly retainer for ordinary and recurring services, though proposers must also specify compensation methods for any excluded extraordinary services. Award selection will be based on the best overall value, prioritizing qualifications, experience, and responsiveness over price alone. Proposals are due by October 19, 2026, and must include evidence of professional liability insurance and a disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest involving the Village of Schuylerville, the Village of Victory, or the Board.

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Schuylerville seeks New York municipal legal counsel for water board guidance via retainer.

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The villages of Schuylerville and Victory, NY, USA

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CR# 2139316: General Legal Counsel Services for Schuylerville Victory Board of Water Management

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SVBWM Request for Proposals - General Legal Counsel Services

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AgencyNew York → Village of Schuylerville
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Cory HeymanClerk Treasurer
Cory HeymanClerk Treasurer

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The Schuylerville–Victory Board of Water Management ("SVBOWM" or "Board") invites proposals from qualified attorneys and law firms interested in serving as General Legal Counsel to the Schuylerville–Victory Board of Water Management. The Board seeks counsel with experience in New York municipal law, intermunicipal agreements, public water systems, governmental contracting, regulatory compliance, public infrastructure, and related matters. The Board's objective is to establish an ongoing relationship with an attorney or law firm capable of providing timely and practical legal guidance to the Board, its Chair, officers, clerk, and other authorized representatives. The Board prefers to compensate General Counsel through a fixed monthly retainer covering ordinary and recurring legal services rather than through routine hourly billing. Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: Attorney Phillip Dixon is the current legal counsel for the Schuylerville VIctory Board of Water Management

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