SLED Opportunity · NEW YORK · GENESEE COUNTY

    Code Enforcement Study

    Issued by Genesee County
    countyRFPGenesee CountySol. 2026-105
    Closed
    STATUS
    Closed
    due Apr 9, 2026
    PUBLISHED
    Feb 25, 2026
    Posting date
    JURISDICTION
    Genesee County
    county
    NAICS CODE
    541620
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    AI Summary

    Genesee County requests proposals for a consulting firm to study and recommend strategies to improve building and zoning code enforcement, including potential consolidation, to enhance efficiency and effectiveness across its 20 municipalities.

    Opportunity details

    Solicitation No.
    2026-105
    Type / RFx
    RFP
    Status
    Bidding
    Level
    county
    Published Date
    February 25, 2026
    Due Date
    April 9, 2026
    NAICS Code
    541620AI guide
    Jurisdiction
    Genesee County
    Agency
    Genesee County

    Description

    Genesee County seeks proposals from qualified consulting firms to study options for improving building and zoning code enforcement across the County. The study should determine and present the feasibility of multiple strategies, including potential consolidation, to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in code enforcement for the County and its municipalities. Pre-Bid Meeting Information: No Online Q&A: No Location Information: Department: Purchasing Address: 15 Main Street3rd FloorBatavia, New York14020 County: Genesee Other Details: The County is evaluating practical steps to strengthen code enforcement, drawing on models successfully implemented in other New York counties. A unified or shared approach could deliver economies of scale, improved service delivery, and greater overall effectiveness. Notes: Genesee County consists of 20 primarily rural municipalities (excluding the portion of the Village of Attica within the County). Currently, most municipalities manage code enforcement independently or rely on limited shared resources, leading to inconsistency, confusion, and unnecessary costs. Many municipalities face challenges in maintaining qualified personnel—such as engineers for application reviews, inspectors for ongoing compliance, and planning and zoning boards for code implementation and interpretation. These shortages make it difficult for property owners to understand regulations, resulting in sporadic and often inconsistent enforcement.

    Key dates

    1. February 25, 2026Published
    2. April 9, 2026Responses Due

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    SLED stands for State, Local, and Education. These are solicitations issued by state governments, counties, cities, school districts, utilities, and higher education institutions — as opposed to federal agencies.

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