Nassau County's Department of Public Works is lining up its 2027 General Requirements Contract (RFI-003065), the on-call general construction agreement the county uses when it needs a contractor fast without running a fresh solicitation for every small job. The county amended the solicitation and pushed the bid opening from September 29 to October 13 — if you had a number ready for the original date, confirm nothing else changed in the amendment before you resubmit.
Over in North Hempstead, the town is running its own term contract for boiler maintenance, servicing, and replacement (RFI-003068) across town buildings, due the same week on October 14. It's not glamorous work, but a term contract like this is steady: you're not chasing a single project, you're on the list when a boiler fails in February and the building needs heat back fast.
Both are posted on their own municipal bid portals — Nassau County's solicitation board for the DPW contract, the Town of North Hempstead's own bids page for the boiler contract — and neither has a published dollar estimate, which is typical for on-call and term agreements where the county or town draws down work as it comes up rather than committing to one number. For a shop that wants a foothold in Nassau or North Hempstead public work without bidding a mega-project, these are the two to chase this week.