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Government Projects in Atlantic County

36 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Hamilton awarded a contract to Kiely Civil, LLC for improvements to the Melody, Middleton, and Elkton wastewater pump stations, with a maximum of $2,166,700. The project scope likely includes mechanical, electrical, structural, and controls work. While Kiely is the prime, equipment suppliers, controls integrators, and specialty subs have an opportunity for follow-on work and to position for future pump station upgrades in the township.

Contract Award
$2,166,700Jul 21, 2026

Egg Harbor Township awarded the Base Bid of Bid #26-11, the 2026 Road Improvement Program (Contract No. 131), to Arawak Paving Company Inc. for $1,094,700. Supplemental bid items were not awarded due to funding limitations, leaving additional roadway work unfunded for now. This establishes Arawak as the incumbent road paving contractor for 2026; materials suppliers, traffic control firms, and engineering consultants can target Arawak and the Township for add-on work or future phases when funding becomes available.

Contract Award
$1,094,700Jul 15, 2026

Hamilton approved the second and final one-year extension of Contract 23-442 with multiple firms for underground infrastructure work, with a not-to-exceed amount of $950,000 for 2026. Ted Dolci, Waters & Bugbee, Joseph Jingoli and Sons, and J. Fletcher Creamer & Son will continue providing new service, repair, and emergency repair. Competing civil contractors, pipeline services, and trenchless tech providers should note these incumbents and the contract end to time outreach for the next rebid cycle or niche services.

Contract Award
$950,000Jul 21, 2026

The township approved the second and final one-year extension of Contract 22-272 with Waste Management of New Jersey for sludge disposal, up to $792,000. This locks in the incumbent hauler through the new term. Competing waste firms and treatment solution providers should note the contract ceiling and final-extension status to target the upcoming rebid window or propose process improvements that reduce hauling volumes.

Contract Award
$792,000Jul 21, 2026

Council approved final Change Order No. 2 for drainage improvements along Ocean Drive West with Mount Construction, slightly reducing the contract to $1,195,850.00. This indicates the drainage project is substantially complete and being financially reconciled. The award confirms Mount Construction as the drainage and roadwork contractor, useful intelligence for firms that may want to partner on future coastal drainage, road, or resiliency projects in Brigantine.

Contract Admin
$1,195,850Jul 15, 2026

Council approved final Change Order No. 1 with Middletown Sprinkler Company for irrigation at Brigantine Golf Links holes 10–18, raising the contract to $1,865,944.95. The project is nearing completion, with this change order closing out costs and scope. This identifies Middletown Sprinkler as the irrigation contractor and highlights ongoing investment in the municipal golf course, which could drive future work on course improvements, turf management systems, or clubhouse facilities.

Contract Admin
$1,865,945Jul 15, 2026

Council approved Change Order No. 2 for City Hall Complex HVAC system upgrades with Gaudelli Bros Inc., increasing the contract to $1,919,118.44. The work is already underway, and the change order fine-tunes scope and cost. This confirms Gaudelli as the incumbent mechanical contractor, which matters for firms offering controls, commissioning, energy analytics, or future facility upgrades at City Hall and other municipal buildings.

Contract Admin
$1,919,118Jul 15, 2026

Brigantine approved a $721,180 contract with H2M Architects and Design for design and construction management of a lead service line replacement project. This suggests a substantial multi-location utility construction program still to be bid out once design is complete. Engineering is locked in, but water utility contractors, trenchless providers, paving/restoration firms, and materials suppliers can position for the forthcoming construction phase and potential program management or compliance support.

Contract Award
$721,180Jul 15, 2026

Egg Harbor Township awarded Bid #26-10, FY 2026 Municipal Aid Reconstruction of Robert Best Road Phase 3 (Contract No. 130), to Arawak Paving Company Inc. for $318,600. Funding comes from a mix of local Road Improvement Program funds and New Jersey DOT municipal aid. This positions Arawak as the roadway reconstruction contractor on this corridor; vendors can pursue subcontracts and adjacent services like traffic safety equipment, striping, and inspection, and watch for future phases or similar DOT-aided work.

Contract Award
$318,600Jul 15, 2026

The Township awarded Contract No. 132 under Bid #26R-06 to Think Pavers Hardscaping, LLC for 2022 Stormwater Management Grant-funded Municipal Parking Lot Green Infrastructure Improvements, for $318,517. This grant project will add green infrastructure elements to a municipal lot, such as permeable surfaces, bioretention, or drainage upgrades. Environmental and civil firms can look for follow-on opportunities like inspection, maintenance, monitoring, or similar grant-funded projects, while suppliers may target Think Pavers as the prime contractor.

Contract Award
$318,517Jul 15, 2026

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