Camden County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Camden County

53 projects across 15 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Merchantville Pennsauken Water Commission financed $7.9 million in upgrades to its National Highway Water Treatment Plant through low-interest NJ Water Bank loans. The project installed GAC and advanced oxidation systems for PFAS and 1,4 Dioxane, plus modernized filters, disinfection, piping, generator, and a new treatment building, designed by Remington Vernick Engineers and installed by Mark III Electric. The work is funded and implemented, but reveals the Commission’s commitment to advanced treatment technology, creating future needs for maintenance, monitoring, optimization, and complementary infrastructure work.

Contract Award
$7,900,000Jul 15, 2026

Buildings and Operations will award a State Contract-based agreement to Northeast Mechanical Services, Inc. for HVAC maintenance services totaling $1,133,923.90, with $150,000 funded now and the balance tied to 2027 budgets. This sets the incumbent for ongoing mechanical maintenance across County facilities. Mechanical vendors gain insight into the County's maintenance partner and timing, enabling them to target integration, controls, or supplemental project work around this contract.

Contract Award
$1,133,924Jul 14, 2026

The Office of Community Development will award a competitively procured contract (RFP #26-22) to Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. for operation of a supportive housing program facility totaling $5,567,660.00 over multiple years. This large human-services operation will require ongoing facility, security, healthcare, and social service support. Vendors in building services, case management technology, behavioral health, and security systems can pursue subcontracting and related opportunities tied to this facility.

Contract Award
$5,567,660Jul 14, 2026

Camden County Public Works plans to award Contract 4 for Berlin-Cross Keys Road (CR 689) improvements in Pine Hill and Winslow to South State, Inc. for $7,189,766.75. The scope likely covers major roadway reconstruction, safety, and drainage upgrades along this county corridor. Construction and materials vendors can target South State for subcontracting and supply, and track this corridor for future phases or adjacent projects.

Contract Award
$7,189,767Jul 14, 2026

Buildings and Operations will award a State Contract agreement to Johnston GP, Inc. for purchase and installation of data cabling at 3 Executive Campus, totaling $1,393,034.65. This is a major IT infrastructure upgrade for a County facility, likely supporting network modernization and office moves. Low-voltage, networking, and IT services firms can track this project for follow-on work such as electronics, Wi-Fi, and ongoing support at this and other campuses.

Contract Award
$1,393,035Jul 14, 2026

Lindenwold Board of Education is renewing its student transportation contract with All Occassions Transport Service for the 2026-27 school year. The renewal covers service from September 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 for a total of $250,000, under the original bid specs for each route. This confirms All Occassions as the incumbent provider and sets a known value and term, useful for competitors tracking future rebid windows or complementary service needs such as routing software, fleet upgrades, or safety solutions.

Contract Award
$250,000Jul 20, 2026

The Board revised its professional services contract with First Children Learning Services for wraparound mental health services, setting an hourly rate of $73 and an estimated contract cost of $200,000, partially funded by Title IV. This confirms the incumbent provider for comprehensive student mental health support. Behavioral health, teletherapy, and data/coordination vendors can look for complementary services, integration, and future expansions when this contract is revisited.

Contract Award
$200,000Jul 13, 2026

The board is approving a renewal contract with Harris Education Solutions for the Realtime student information system, totaling $166,836.28. This confirms Realtime as the incumbent SIS for the district for the 2026-2027 year. SIS competitors, integration partners, and data/analytics providers can use this to time outreach around future renewals, add-on modules, and integrations with Realtime, especially as the district modernizes curriculum and assessment platforms.

Contract Award
$166,836Jul 20, 2026

The board approved purchase of a 2026 model year 39-passenger Bluebird school bus from Robert H. Hoover & Sons for $172,590.55 via ESCNJ cooperative pricing, financed over three school years. This signals active fleet renewal and use of ESCNJ contracts for transportation equipment. Bus manufacturers, fleet maintenance providers, and related equipment vendors can track follow-on needs in parts, service, and additional vehicle purchases as the district modernizes its fleet.

Contract Award
$172,591Jul 15, 2026

The Department of Parks plans Change Order No. 1 with JPC Group, Inc. for Fishing Pier Improvements at Newton Lake Park, increasing the contract by $373,742.52. This shows significant additional work or unforeseen conditions on a park infrastructure project. Marine contractors, park amenity suppliers, and designers can approach JPC for subcontracting and watch for further waterfront or park improvement initiatives in the County.

Contract Admin
$373,743Jul 14, 2026

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