PRIDE of Ticonderoga has two residential replacement jobs open in Essex County right now, due one day apart — a pair small contractors should have on the calendar together.
RFI-003296 covers two manufactured home replacements in Lake Placid, due November 2, per the NY State Contract Reporter listing (rfi_id RFI-003296). RFI-003348 covers full residential well replacement projects across Essex County, due November 3, also posted to the NY State Contract Reporter (rfi_id RFI-003348). Neither listing carries a published value estimate or named trade on the Contract Reporter posting — this is the kind of work where the RFP itself, not a headline number, tells you the real scope.
PRIDE of Ticonderoga is a community action agency, not a big capital-plan owner — these are the human-scale jobs that rarely draw a crowded bid room. A manufactured home replacement and a residential well replacement are both single-structure, single-site jobs: the kind of scope that fits a small general contractor or a specialty well-drilling outfit without needing a bonding capacity conversation.
Both postings sit on the NY State Contract Reporter portal rather than City Record, which is where Essex County and North Country work tends to live — worth a bookmark if you work that region and don't usually watch state listings.
What to do next
If you do manufactured home or modular replacement work, RFI-003296 closes November 2 — check the Contract Reporter listing today for scope and submission details. If you're a well contractor working the Adirondack Park region, RFI-003348 closes November 3, one day later, giving a short window to pull the RFP and put a number together. Both are small enough that a single proposal can realistically chase both if your shop does both trades.