Contract Services

If your business has a project or work to be done, but lacks the manpower to complete it, Arc of Onondaga Contract Services can get it done for you!

Our Services

Arc’s Contract Services provides employment opportunities and training for people with developmental disabilities while also serving the needs of the local business community; operating at many sites throughout the county including National Grid’s Investment Recovery unit in Liverpool, NY, and contracts with New York State on janitorial jobs. Arc Contract Services employs approximately 100 people in Onondaga County and provides the Syracuse area with more than $1.5 Million in outsourcing services such as custodial, recycling, sorting and mailroom services.

COMMUNITY BASED EMPLOYMENT

Arc’s community based employment works hand-in-hand with more than 40 local, state and federal businesses placing supervised individuals with disabilities in employment positions on a subcontract basis. These individuals work both on mobile work crews and alongside other employees in the community, on some occasions, comprising the entire workforce. Some of the positions include but are not limited to mail room operations, food service, janitorial, manufacturing and assembly.

“Thanks to Arc of Onondaga, OCRRA has welcomed an amazing worker who helps us reduce waste in Onondaga County. This partnership is a clear win for everyone.

– Kevin Spillane, OCRRA Executive Director

CONTRACTING FOR

Custodial/facilities services
Mail room coordination
Sorting, packing, light assembly
Cleaning/disinfecting
Floor care – stripping/waxing
Recycling
Mailings

No job too big or small

No job too big or small; we do it all!
Short-term and long-term contracts welcome
Services available 7 days a week
Competitive rates
Never worry about call-ins –
we have the workers to get the job done!

Congratulations to Anthony Petrelli!

Arc of Onondaga’s 2024 William B. Joslin Outstanding Work Performance Award Winner.

When Anthony graduated from high school in 2021, he didn’t really have a plan.  He didn’t have a lot of experiences in high school to direct him in what he might like to do in the future, so he and his parents met with and were evaluated by an employment agency hoping to find somewhere he could make an impact but were left with more questions than answers.  “He was told he wouldn’t be a good fit for employment,” said his mother, Michele. “He never had a chance.  The agency only met him once.”  Anthony and his family came to Arc of Onondagas Employment Options program in 2022. They were confused and disheartened from their previous experience, but were hoping Arc could help. Read More

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