Here's one out of Westchester County: the Village of Pleasantville has a public works contract out for bid on retaining wall repairs along Nannahagan Brook, with bids due November 13 at 12 noon at the Village Clerk's office — opened right after, same day. Bid documents have been available since October 5, either from the Village Clerk or the Empire State Purchasing Group site.
Solicitation number 2026-02, and it's straightforward sitework: retaining wall reconstruction along the brook, plus related site and right-of-way improvements nearby. The village is telling contractors to expect a start around December 1, so whoever wins this one is mobilizing before winter really sets in.
No dollar estimate or plan-holder count comes with the posting itself — it's a straight bid date and location. If you do retaining wall or sitework and you're local to Westchester, this is a small, well-defined scope with a firm bid date, not a multi-phase mega-job.
Worth knowing before you price it: the wall's in bad shape because of erosion near Lake Street, and the work is going to involve relocating a water service line that runs close by — so there's underground utility coordination built into this one, not just wall-building. That's the kind of detail that changes your crew mix and your schedule, and it's worth asking about at bid documents pickup if the plans don't spell it out clearly enough.
If retaining walls and brook-adjacent sitework are in your wheelhouse, get the bid documents from the Village Clerk or Empire State Purchasing Group and have numbers ready for November 13 at noon.
On the record: Nannahagan Brook Retaining Wall Improvements, issued by Pleasantville, Village of. Solicitation 2026-02. Bids are due November 13, 2026 (Bids due 12 noon at the Village Clerk's office, opened right after.). The listing on Empire State Purchasing Group: https://www.bidnetdirect.com/new-york/villageofpleasantville/solicitations/open-bids. Full record on The RFI Wire's board: https://therfiwire.com/rfi/RFI-003187.html.