County of Westchester  
Board of Acquisition and Contract  
Meeting Minutes - Final  
Thursday, August 21, 2025  
Roll Call  
11:00 AM County Executive Conference Room  
Michaelian Office Building  
Mr. Kenneth W. Jenkins, Mr. Vedat Gashi, and Mr. Lawrence  
C. Soule  
Present:  
Attendees:  
Commissioner of Finance  
Associate County Attorney  
Board of Legislators  
Board of Legislators  
Board of Legislators  
Secretary BAC  
Karin Hablow  
Dave Vutera  
Greg Casciato  
Santiago Caceres  
Lisa Hochman  
Raymond Sculky  
Lindsay Jackson  
Assistant Secretary BAC  
Mr. Jenkins presided.  
Mr. Jenkins said “The Board of Acquisition and Contract permits in-person access to  
the meeting and virtually through Webex.  
For the record, has the Secretary gone to the reception area to invite any members of  
the public who wish to attend today’s meeting in person to come to this conference  
room?”  
Mr. Sculky replied, "Yes, I have."  
Acquisition & Contract.  
Minutes of the meeting 8/14/25 and the SEQR Review for agenda items.  
R. Sculky  
Mr. Jenkins moved to receive and file the foregoing minutes and SEQR review,  
which were duly seconded and approved.  
1.  
111630Board of Legislators - Enter into an agreement with the Northeast  
STEM Starter Academy at Mt. Vernon, Inc. (“Northeast STEM”), pursuant  
to which Northeast Stem will provide its Summer STEM Camp program,  
for a term commencing 1/1/25 - 12/31/25. In consideration for services  
rendered, Northeast STEM shall be paid an amount not to exceed  
$45,064, half due and payable upon contract execution and half due and  
payable on or about 10/1/25.  
V. Gashi  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
2.  
111631Board of Legislators - Pursuant to Section 3(a)(xxi) of the Westchester  
County Procurement Policy and Procedures, to exempt from procurement  
an agreement with African American Chamber of Commerce of the  
Hudson Valley Inc., for the provision of a variety of programs for children  
and adults that foster economic empowerment, education and community  
engagement, for a term commencing retroactively on1/1/25 - 12/31/25, in  
an amount not to exceed $20,000.  
V. Gashi  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
3.  
111632Board of Legislators - Enter into an agreement with the Young  
Women’s Christian Association of Yonkers to provide a series of  
educational and developmental programs / services promoting the  
physical, mental and emotional health of County residents, for a term  
commencing retroactively on 1/1/25 - 12/31/25, for an amount not to  
exceed $39,676.  
V. Gashi  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
4.  
111633Board of Legislators - Enter into an agreement with Hit a Home Run  
Against Drugs, Inc., for the provision of youth services, for a term  
commencing 1/1/25 - 12/31/25, for an amount not to exceed $68,734.  
V. Gashi  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
5.  
111583County Attorney / Information Technology -Enter into an agreement  
with Computer Sciences Corporation, pursuant to which it will provide the  
cloud-based version of its ‘Assure Claims’ risk management software  
system as a service, together with implementation, training, and  
maintenance services, for the period from 9/1/25 - 6/30/30, for a total  
amount not-to-exceed $320,517.88.  
J. Nonna  
M. Beirne  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
6.  
111641County Attorney - 1) Amend a grant agreement with the New York State  
Office of Indigent Legal Services for the Second Statewide Expansion of  
Hurrell-Harring grant, in order to increase the amount of the grant from  
$8,451,219.48 to $8,958,292.65; and 2) amend an agreement with The  
Legal Aid Society of Westchester County, in order to increase the not to  
exceed amount from $3,421,769.34, to a new amount not to exceed  
$3,649,002.51, that the work plan for the Grant Agreement will be  
amended to reflect this additional funding and that the amount allocated  
to the County Independent Office of Assigned Counsel will be increased  
from an amount not to exceed $5,029,450.14, to a new amount not to  
exceed $5,309,290.14.  
J. Nonna  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
7.  
111500Social Services - Enter into an agreement (“the proposed Agreement,”  
DSS2001PD-25) with Adelphi University (“Adelphi”), pursuant to which  
Adelphi’s social work students and Department employees enrolled in  
Adelphi’s social work program will participate in a field  
education/internship placement at the Department, delivering quality care  
to the Department’s clients, for the period from 9/1/25 - 8/31/26, for which  
there will be no monetary compensation paid to the County for its  
participation in this program.  
L. Townes  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
8.  
111501Social Services - Enter into an agreement (“the proposed Agreement,”  
DSS2002PD-25) with Grand Canyon University (“Grand Canyon”),  
pursuant to which Department employees enrolled in Grand Canyon’s  
social work program will participate in a field education/internship  
placement at the Department, delivering quality care to the Department’s  
clients, for a period commencing retroactively on 5/14/25 - 5/1/30, for  
which there will be no monetary compensation paid to the County for its  
participation in this program.  
L. Townes  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
9.  
111628Social Services - 1) Amend a grant agreement with the New York State  
Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance for the Rental Supplement  
Program, in an amount not to exceed $3,029,553, for the period  
commencing retroactively on 4/1/25 - 3/31/26; and 2) amend an  
agreement with Community Housing Innovations, Inc. (DSS3030-C-22)  
for the provision of the Program, in an amount not to exceed $3,029,553,  
for the period commencing retroactively on 4/1/25 - 3/31/26.  
L. Townes  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
10. 111659Health - 1) Enter into a three-party Lead Remediation Agreement with  
Sophia Graham-Bowen, the Participant and Altavista Lead Improvement,  
Inc., the Contractor, pursuant to which the Contractor will perform lead  
remediation services on Participant’s property located at 28 North 9th  
Avenue, 2nd Floor, Mount Vernon, New York 10550 in accordance the  
New York State Leading in Lead Prevention Pilot Program, for the period  
upon execution of the agreement between all parties through March 31st,  
2026 in an amount not-to-exceed $40,000; and 2) enter into a Local  
Program Administrator Agreement with the Participant, pursuant to which  
the County will provide an amount not-to-exceed $40,000 to assist the  
Participant with the direct costs of lead remediation to be performed on  
Participant’s property, as well as any eligible related costs, including  
tenant relocation costs, in exchange for which the Participant will execute  
a Declaration of Interest which will be secured as a recorded lien on the  
property.  
S. Amler  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
11. 111660Health - 1) Enter into a three-party Lead Remediation Agreement with  
14-16 Martens Place Corp., the Participant and Lead Professionals, Inc.,  
the Contractor, pursuant to which the Contractor will perform lead  
remediation services on Participant’s property located at 14-16 Martens  
Place, Apt. E1, Mount Vernon, New York 10550 in accordance the New  
York State Leading in Lead Prevention Pilot Program, for the period upon  
execution of the agreement between all parties through March 31st, 2026  
in an amount not-to-exceed $40,000; and 2) enter into a Local Program  
Administrator Agreement with the Participant, pursuant to which the  
County will provide an amount not-to-exceed $40,000 to assist the  
Participant with the direct costs of lead remediation to be performed on  
Participant’s property, as well as any eligible related costs, including  
tenant relocation costs, in exchange for which the Participant will execute  
a Declaration of Interest which will be secured as a recorded lien on the  
property.  
S. Amler  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
12. 111566College - Enter into an agreement with the Port Chester - Rye Union  
Free School District, whereby the College will provide college-level  
courses in Health and Fitness for Life to students at Port Chester High  
School, for a term commencing on 9/1/25 - 8/30/26 and in consideration  
for the college-level course provided, the School District will pay the  
College a total amount not-to-exceed of $38,500.  
B. Miles  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
13. 111618DPW/Transportation - Enter into a license agreement with Seasafe Aero  
Services, Inc., for the use of space in Building 4 at Westchester County  
Airport, for the term from 8/1/25 - 7/31/30, with the County’s option to  
renew the license for five more years with the licensed premises to  
consist of approximately 3,500 square feet of space located in Building 4  
and approximately 9,000 square feet of paved surface for vehicular  
parking in the vicinity of the building. Seasafe will use the space for  
airport ground service equipment (GSE) maintenance and repair services;  
and as consideration for the use of the licensed premises, Seasafe shall  
pay the County a license fee at a rate of $35.00 per square foot, equating  
to a total of $122,500 in the first year of the term ($10,208.33 monthly),  
for a total amount of $612,500, under the listed terms and conditions.  
H. Greechan  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
14. 111622DPW/Transportation - Contract No. 18-525 with Mengler Mechanical,  
Inc., for Aeration and Heating System Upgrade, Peekskill Wastewater  
Treatment Plant, Peekskill, New York. Approval of the ten (10) listed  
subcontractors.  
H. Greechan  
Mr. Jenkins moved the Resolution, which was duly seconded and  
unanimously approved.  
There being no further business, the Chair declared the meeting adjourned. All  
approved resolutions are on file electronically with the Board of Acquisition and  
Contract.  
I have reviewed the foregoing minutes and have found them to be correct as written.  
Signed: Raymond Sculky, Secretary  
Dated: August 21, 2025