Responsibilities
In local government, a capital improvement project may be loosely defined as any improvement to its assets or infrastructure that would involve products and installation exceeding $35,000.
A project's life cycle can be years long and goes through an entire chain of considerations. Our office tracks a project from inception to completion and maintains the project's archival records in cooperation with the town's records management officer.
Project Life Cycle
A public bid project will include a contract that will be awarded by the Town Board to the lowest responsible bidder. A purchase order will be made to the contractor to begin work and progress payments will be reviewed and approved by our office. Once a project is completed to the satisfaction of the town, final payments are made and record drawings are provided, if required. If the project was funded by a grant, final reporting is made to the funding source.
Typical projects handled by our office include street reconstruction, utility line replacement and building, facility or process renovations and repairs.
More Information
For more information, contact Technical Support at (716) 877-8805.