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Infrastructure Grant Program for Jefferson County - Round 3

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Jefferson County, through its Department of Planning and Community Development, is soliciting municipal project proposals for Round 3 of the New York State Empire State Development County Infrastructure Grant Program. The program provides financial assistance for small- and moderate-scale infrastructure investments that support economic development, housing creation, placemaking, and tourism. The County is seeking strategic capital projects from its cities, towns, and villages that address infrastructure needs while creating opportunities for growth and improved public spaces. Standard grant awards are up to $1 million, with enhanced awards of up to $1.5 million for projects that create at least 10 new housing units. All projects require a minimum non-ESD match of 50%. Proposals must be submitted by January 4, 2027, via the County's purchasing webpage or in person at the Historic Court House in Watertown, New York. Submissions via fax or email are prohibited. Proposals undergo a preliminary eligibility review to ensure they are submitted by a Jefferson County municipality, include an eligible capital investment, provide a preliminary budget with matching funds, and demonstrate a reasonable prospect of implementation. Qualified proposals are then scored using a 100-point framework focusing on community development, project readiness, financial feasibility, and alignment with local planning priorities. The County will select one project for potential submission to the Empire State Development. The successful proposer must comply with New York State Executive Law and Veterans’ Services Law, including minimum participation goals of 30% for Minority- or Woman-Owned Business Enterprises and 6% for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses. Additionally, bidders must certify compliance with Section 103-d and 103-g of the New York State General Municipal Law, including disclosures regarding Iranian investments. The final contract term will be negotiated upon the date of award, and any legal disputes will be decided in a New York State Court within Jefferson County.

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Jefferson County seeks municipal infrastructure proposals for the NYS Empire State Development grant.

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195 Arsenal St Watertown, New York 13601, CO, USA

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AgencyColorado → Purchasing Department of Jefferson County
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OfficeCO, USA
Office AddressCO, USA
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Scope: Jefferson County, through its Department of Planning and Community Development, is soliciting municipal project proposals for consideration under Round 3 of the New York State Empire State Development (ESD) County Infrastructure Grant Program.The County Infrastructure Grant Program provides financial assistance for small- and moderate-scale infrastructure investments supporting economic development, housing creation, placemaking, and tourism. The program recognizes that many important local infrastructure improvements do not qualify for traditional funding despite their potential to stimulate private investment, improve quality of life, and advance long-term community development objectives.Jefferson County is seeking proposals for strategic capital projects that strengthen the County’s cities, towns, and villages by addressing infrastructure needs while creating opportunities for economic growth, housing, improved public spaces, and broader community development. The County will give particular consideration to projects that use public resources efficiently, build on existing community assets, support appropriately located development, and provide lasting benefits to residents, businesses, and visitors.The County is especially interested in projects that address several community needs through coordinated infrastructure investment. For example, a streetscape improvement might address deteriorating sidewalks, improve pedestrian safety, enhance access to local businesses, and create a more attractive environment for future investment. Similarly, water or wastewater improvements could address existing infrastructure deficiencies while supporting new housing, business expansion, or the productive use of vacant and underutilized properties.Through this solicitation, Jefferson County seeks projects that demonstrate clear public benefit, respond to documented local priorities, and represent thoughtful investments in the long-term economic vitality, functionality, and character of the County’s communities.

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