The Westchester County Department of Planning invites proposals to develop an inclusive and meaningful community outreach and engagement initiative. This initiative, which aims to ensure a comprehensive update to Westchester County’s 2004 Agricultural Farmland Protection Plan, has the potential to significantly impact our community and the region. The plan update explores how agriculture, food processors and distributors, and well-managed land, can benefit and empower society and the environment, creating a healthier, more equitable and resilient community. A significant component to this initiative will be focusing on engaging our community in this process and building community and economy around agricultural and ecological initiatives. The Community Outreach and Engagement initiative will consist of a comprehensive document and the development and facilitation of initial outreach efforts.

The Westchester County Department of Planning is inviting proposals to develop strategic or action plan, which will be used to inform an update to its 2004 Agricultural Farmland Protection Plan. The Department of Planning is committed to broadening the scope of the 2004 plan to include the entirety of the regional and local food systems, and all of its components and connections. The plan update shall not be limited to just agriculture, food processors and food distributors but all of the ways that well managed land and the agroecosystem can benefit society and the environment, with a focus on engaging our community in this process and building community and economy around agricultural and ecological initiatives. The development of the strategic plan subject to this RFP is the first step of the initiative. The strategic plan will allow the Department of Planning to understand the framework of a larger plan, where Westchester County is best suited to support and identify steps to be taken by the Department of Planning and its partners leading up to future plan development.

The County of Westchester (“County”), acting by and through its Department of Social Services, Office of Workforce Investment (“Department” or “DSS”), on behalf of the Westchester-Putnam Local Workforce Development Board (“WPWDB” or “Board”) is requesting proposals from qualified proposers to provide employment and training services for youth under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014, PL 113-128, and its implementing regulations (“WIOA”)

Westchester County is requesting proposals from qualified vendors for the provision of professional services to operate and maintain on a 24 X 7 basis the County’s Central Heating Plant located on the County’s Grasslands Campus in Valhalla, New York. The County seeks proposals for a five (5) year contract, with the County’s option for one five (5) year renewal of the contract.