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The board approved a $32,873.40 change order with Mark Construction, Inc. for the RAM HS STEM Addition & Site Improvements project to remediate existing conditions. The revised contract value is now $4,744,524.84, indicating an active capital project under construction. Construction and equipment vendors can track this high school STEM addition for follow-on work such as lab furnishings, STEM equipment, AV systems, and facilities services once the build-out is complete.
Contract Admin
$4,744,524Jul 21, 2026North Arlington is issuing $12,175,000 in General Improvement Bonds on July 15, 2026 covering road programs, facility upgrades, security cameras, vehicles, park improvements, a new police communications system, and property/ladder truck acquisitions. The detailed schedule shows funded capital work through at least 2025 now moving from authorization into financing. Contractors, engineers, IT, and public safety vendors should view this as a funded pipeline and confirm which projects still need design, construction, equipment, and integration work.
Budget Planning
$12,175,000Jul 9, 2026The Board approved contracting Academy Construction, Inc. for interior renovations at the new Adult Career Center for the 18-21 Program. Eight bids were received, with Academy submitting the lowest responsive bid at $813,000. This sets the general contractor and signals upcoming construction work, potential subs, and later FF&E, technology, and specialty classroom outfitting needs for the new center.
Contract Award
$813,000Jul 2, 2026Payment applications were approved for ongoing roofing and window/door projects with Laumar Roofing Co. Inc. and D&E Window and Door, LLC Inc. The contracts total $404,000 for roofing and $229,000 for window/door work, with significant payments already made and balances remaining. Construction, building envelope, and related services firms can track these incumbents for follow-on work, maintenance, or future capital projects once these upgrades are complete.
Contract Award
$633,000Jul 16, 2026The board approved a second lease payment of $736,980 under its master lease purchase agreement with Apple Inc., dated February 25, 2025. This confirms a multi-year Apple hardware deployment, likely for student and staff devices. Hardware, accessories, and support vendors can treat this as a signal of the district’s Apple ecosystem and plan outreach around device refresh, management tools, and instructional integration.
Contract Admin
$736,980Jul 15, 2026Ridgewood Water approved plans and awarded a lease of tank and ground space at the Glen Avenue water tank for co-location of wireless telecom antennas and support facilities. World Class Wireless, LLC will pay $500,000 per year to place antennas and related equipment on the tank property. Telecom, tower, and infrastructure vendors may see follow-on work in equipment installation, structural analysis, and security, and competitors gain insight into the incumbent and lease value.
Contract Award
$500,000Jul 15, 2026The Village approved plans and specifications and awarded a $464,193.59 NJDOT Municipal Aid–funded contract for South Pleasant Avenue Resurfacing Phase 2 to Smith-Sondy Asphalt Construction Company, Inc. This covers road milling, paving, and related work under the 2025 NJDOT grant. While the prime is selected, this is a good target for materials suppliers, traffic control firms, and subs, and demonstrates the village’s use of NJDOT grants for ongoing street programs.
Contract Award
$464,194Jul 15, 2026The Village approved specifications and awarded a not-to-exceed $456,165 contract for crossing guard services for school posts to Crossing Guard Services, LLC for August 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. This outsources staffing of crossing guards for the Police Department. Competing security and traffic staffing firms gain contract value, term, and incumbent intel for future rebids or expansions.
Contract Award
$456,165Jul 15, 2026The Board approved multiple contracts and renewals for the 2026-2027 school year, including legal services, substitute staffing, and district communication software. Vendors Chasan Lamparello Mallon & Cappuzzo, Kelly Education, and ParentSquare are confirmed as incumbents with defined annual not-to-exceed values. This gives service providers insight into who currently holds legal, staffing, and communication work and when the next multi-year rebid or expansion discussions might occur.
Contract Award
$402,625Jul 16, 2026The district agreed to administer 2026-2027 state aid entitlements for Don Bosco High School and The Academy of St. Paul covering textbooks, nursing services, technology, and security, with category caps listed. This positions Ramsey as the fiscal and administrative agent for significant non-public technology and security spending. Vendors serving private schools can coordinate with both the district and the schools to offer eligible textbooks, health services, tech solutions, and security upgrades within these entitlements.
Grant Funding
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bergen County, New Jersey
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wyckoff Township Public School District
School2,042 students
Woodcliff Lake School District
School780 students
Wood-ridge School District
School1,289 students
Westwood Regional School District
School2,828 students
Wallington Boro School District
School1,245 students
Waldwick School District
School1,616 students
Village of Ridgewood
City25,666 pop.
Village of Ridgefield Park
City13,224 pop.
Upper Saddle River School District
School1,099 students
Township of Wyckoff
City16,585 pop.
Township of Washington
City9,285 pop.
Township of Teaneck
City41,246 pop.
Township of South Hackensack
City2,701 pop.
Township of Saddle Brook
City14,294 pop.
Township of Rochelle Park
City5,814 pop.
Township of River Vale
City9,909 pop.
Township of Mahwah
City25,487 pop.
Township of Lyndhurst
City22,519 pop.
Tenafly Public School District
School3,487 students
Teaneck School District
School3,805 students
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