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Purchase of one Pierce Enforcer chassis 1500 gallon GPM heavy-duty rescue fire truck.
The authority plans a one-year purchase contract with Rio Supply Inc. for Neptune ultrasonic cold-water meters and registers with integrated meter interface units, up to $835,000, via the North Jersey Wastewater Cooperative Pricing System. This indicates a major metering hardware and AMI/AMI-ready upgrade. Meter and data/AMI vendors should track this as a current deployment and look for accessories, software integration, analytics, and future phases after this hardware buy.
Delran is awarding a $493,793 contract to Think Pavers Hardscaping, LLC for Summerhill Baseball Field improvements after a competitive bid opening on June 16, 2026. The township engineer reviewed bids and confirmed Think Pavers as the lowest responsible bidder with funding from Ordinance 2025-21. Field and park contractors, lighting, turf, and equipment vendors may find follow-on opportunities for specialized installations, amenities, or future maintenance as the project is built out.
Delran Township awarded a $493,793 contract for Summerhill Baseball Field Improvements to Think Pavers Hardscaping, LLC after a June 16, 2026 bid opening. Multiple construction firms bid, and the engineer recommended Think Pavers as the lowest responsive, responsible bidder, funded under Ordinance 2025-21. This confirms a parks capital project moving into construction, useful for subcontractors, materials suppliers, and maintenance or amenities vendors looking to support the upgraded facility.
Willingboro Township Public Schools is reviewing a BusRight draft proposal for multi-year routing optimization and support services. The plan covers asset determination, routing table creation, and ongoing maintenance for SY 25/26 through SY 27/28. Pricing totals $35,000 annually for routing setup and $30,000 annually for maintenance, with scope still negotiable. This is an early-stage signal that the district may move to a modern routing platform and services, creating room for competitive offerings or complementary tools.
The district approved a 3-year renewal of Barracuda solutions via Core BTS/NRI for email and related protection, totaling about $94,840 per year. Specific quotes Q-115657 and Q-115648 cover the package for FY 2026-2029. This confirms Barracuda as the security incumbent and signals future needs for integration, monitoring, and potential upgrades as the term progresses.
The authority will award a second one-year contract extension to R.D. Zeuli Inc. for emergency repair services, not to exceed $300,000. This confirms R.D. Zeuli as the incumbent for urgent utility repair work through the new term. Competing contractors and specialized service providers should treat this as incumbent intelligence and start planning for future rebid windows or niche services that complement the existing contract.
The board approved 2026-2027 out-of-district placements for three students at Y.A.L.E. School Southeast, Inc. and Garfield Park Academy, with tuition ranging from ESY-only to full-year programs. These decisions commit substantial special education tuition spending starting July and September 2026. Knowing these placements and providers helps special education schools and related service vendors track the district’s use of external programs and prepare for future referrals, support services, and transportation or therapy add-ons.
The district approved updated 3-year renewal quotes with Frontline Education for Absence & Substitute Management, Applicant Tracking, Frontline Central, Professional Learning, IEP, and 504 Program Management, totaling about $59.7K–$62.1K per year from 2026-2029. This cements Frontline as the HR, PD, and special education management platform, key for vendors offering complementary analytics, training, and integrations.
The board approved Brett DiNovi Associates to deliver 1:1 services for a student, 4 hours per day, from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 at $750 per day. This is a specialized behavioral/ABA support engagement for a full year. Vendors in special education and related services can note Brett DiNovi as the incumbent and watch for potential expansion, additional students needing services, or future rebids after June 2027.
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Government Agencies in Burlington County, New Jersey
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