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Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany New York State Office of General Services Procurement Services Group Fuel Delivery Schedule - 05500 Fuel Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Albany County - Correctional Facility Contact Information PJ Facteau Tel 518-869-2693 Fax 518-869-2796 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 701 Address City Zip 840 Albany Shaker Rd. Albany 12211 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 10,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. 2-TW 1 10,000 Albany County - DPW - Coeymans Subdivision Contact Information Nick Behuniak Tel 518-756-2811 Fax 518-765-2702 05500 Delivery once a week from Oct. thru March Delivery Location ID: 5644 Address City Zip 156 County Rte. 111 Alcove 12007 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 1,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 1,000 Town of Guilderland - Park Recreation Office Contact Information Colin Gallup Tel 518-456-8220 Fax 518-861-5840 05500 Delivery Location ID: 11008 Address City Zip 181 Rte. 146 Altamont 12009 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 1,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 1 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Guilderland - Parks Dept. - Maint. Garage Contact Information Colin Gallup Tel 518-456-8220 Fax 518-861-5840 05500 Delivery Location ID: 9017 Address City Zip 188 Rte. 146 Altamont 12009 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,700 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Village of Altamont - Wastewater Treatment Plant Contact Information Jeff Moller Tel 518-861-8554 Fax [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 8018 Address City Zip 6370 Gun Club Rd. Altamont 12009 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 600 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 0 0 KERO (Heating) 1 275 AG NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 2 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Berne Knox Westerlo CSD - Bus Garage Contact Information Amy Santandrea Tel 518-872-5144 Fax 518-872-0341 [email protected] 05500 Keith Domermuth Tel 518-872-0946 Fax 518-872-0341 [email protected] 05500 4" mail quick connect coupling on this tank. Delivery every other week Delivery Location ID: 6445 Address City Zip 1769 Helderberg Trl. Berne 12023 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 1,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. 2-TW 1 1,000 Berne Knox Westerlo CSD - Elementary School Contact Information Keith Domermuth Tel 518-872-0946 Fax 518-872-0341 [email protected] 05500 School requires a pump truck. 8:30 am to 1:00 pm Delivery Location ID: 6446 Address City Zip 1744 Helderberg Trl. Berne 12023 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-MT 28,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 5,500 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Town of Coeymans Contact Information Nelson Perry Tel 518-756-6366 Fax [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 30033 Address City Zip 70 South Main St. Coeymans 12045 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 3 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Coeymans - Highway Dept. Garage Contact Information Scott Searles Tel 518-756-2251 Fax 518-756-2995 [email protected] 05500 Diesel Del Every 6 Days Delivery Location ID: 4106 Address City Zip Box 1305, Rte. 143 Coeymans Hollow 12046 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 7,500 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Town of Colonie - Town Park Garage Contact Information Mike Cunningham Tel 518-783-2760 Fax 518-786-7329 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 10031 Address City Zip 71 Schermerhorn Rd. Cohoes 12047 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 1,800 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 500 Town of Colonie - Town Park Parks & Recreation Contact Information Mike Cunningham Tel 518-783-2760 Fax 518-786-7329 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 4119 Address City Zip 71 Schermerhorn Rd. Cohoes 12047 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 600 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. 2-TW 1 330 NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 4 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Colonie - Town Park Pool Bath House Contact Information Mike Cunningham Tel 518-783-2760 Fax 518-786-7329 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 11314 Address City Zip 71 Schermerhorn Rd. Cohoes 12047 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 2,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 1,000 Town of Colonie - Town Park Pool Chlorine Bldg. Contact Information Mike Cunningham Tel 518-783-2760 Fax 518-786-7329 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 10069 Address City Zip 71 Schermerhorn Rd. Cohoes 12047 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 1,800 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Albany County - DPW - Berne Subdivision Contact Information Ron Sprung Tel 518-872-0347 Fax 518-765-2702 05500 Delivery should be made once a week from Oct. thru March Delivery Location ID: 5641 Address City Zip 821 Cole Hill Rd. , County Rte. 2 East Berne 12059 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 1,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 1,000 KERO (Heating) 1 275 AG NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 5 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Guilderland - Western Turnpike Municpal Golf Course Contact Information Colin Gallup Tel 518-456-8220 Fax 518-861-5840 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 9016 Address City Zip 2350 Western Tpke. Guilderland 12084 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Town of Guilderland - Frederick House Contact Information Colin Gallup Tel 518-456-8220 Fax 518-861-5840 05500 Delivery Location ID: 11007 Address City Zip 451 Rte. 146 Guilderland Ctr 12085 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Town of Guilderland - Highway Garage Contact Information Steven Oliver Tel 518-861-5108 Fax 518-861-5840 05500 Delivery Location ID: 6508 Address City Zip 6338 French's Mill Rd. Guilderland Ctr 12085 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 9,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 6 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Guilderland - Transfer Station Contact Information Greg Wier Tel 518-861-6776 Fax 518-861-5840 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 10831 Address City Zip 6363 Frenchs Mill Rd. Guilderland Ctr 12085 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 3,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Albany County - DPW - Knox Subdivision Contact Information Wyatt Craig Tel 518-861-6952 Fax 518-765-2702 05500 Delivery should be made once a week from Oct. thru March Delivery Location ID: 5648 Address City Zip 1296 Township Rd. Knox 12107 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 3,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 275 KERO (Heating) 1 550 AG Albany County - DPW - Rensselaerville Subdivision Contact Information Don Hempstead Tel 518-239-6715 Fax 518-765-2702 05500 Delivery should be once a week Oct. thru March Delivery Location ID: 5649 Address City Zip 265 County Rte. 357 Medusa 12120 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: KERO (Heating) 1,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. KERO (Heating) 1 1,000 AG KERO (Heating) 1 550 AG NYS OGS Procurement Services Group Page 7 of 361 Jan 22, 2018 Delivery Year: 2018 - 2020 Political Subdivisions, Local Governments & Other Eligible Non-State Agencies Category: Fuel Albany Delivery Point Town of Coeymans - Municipal Bldg. Contact Information Nelson Perry Tel 518-756-6366 Fax [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 30034 Address City Zip 18 Russell Ave. Ravena 12143 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 3,000 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. Town of Bethlehem - Clapper Road Water Treatment Plant Contact Information Tim Seward Tel 518-439-4955 Fax 518-767-9245 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 21717 Address City Zip 217 Clapper Rd. Selkirk 12158 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 7,500 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal. 2-TW 1 1,000 AG Town of Bethlehem - DPW Wastewater Treatment Plant Contact Information Tim Seward Tel 518-439-4955 Fax 518-767-9245 [email protected] 05500 Delivery Location ID: 11393 Address City Zip 98 Dinmore Rd. Selkirk 12158 Filed Requirements for Fuel Type: 2-TW 2,500 Gallons Tank(s) Detail Number of Tanks Capacity Gal.
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