Hudson County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Hudson County

29 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Family Services is awarding a Non-Fair and Open professional services contract to Integrity House, Inc. to provide a residential substance abuse treatment program for 240 inmates at the Hudson County Correctional and Rehabilitation Center from July 2026–June 2027 for $3,000,000. Integrity House is now the treatment incumbent inside the jail. Behavioral health and re-entry vendors can view this as incumbent intelligence and explore complementary services such as post-release support or program evaluation.

Contract Award
$3,000,000Jul 16, 2026

Health and Human Services is accepting FY2027 Social Services for the Homeless and Code Blue funding and awarding Year Two of competitive contracts under SSH and the Homeless Trust Fund, totaling $3,162,600 for July 2026–June 2027. Various providers are funded to deliver homelessness services, shelter, and emergency response. While vendors are already selected, this identifies key incumbent providers and funding scale for future collaboration, expansion, or technology support.

Contract Award
$3,162,600Jul 16, 2026

Kearny awarded AA Berms LLC a $2,865,404 construction contract for Midland Avenue Streetscape Improvements funded through the Urban Enterprise Zone program. Four bids were received and AA Berms was the lowest, with the Town Engineer and Attorney recommending award. This locks in the prime contractor but opens room for subs, materials, traffic control, and adjacent design or inspection work during construction.

Contract Award
$2,865,404Jul 14, 2026

Kearny is awarding a $2,865,404 contract to AA Berms LLC for Midland Avenue Streetscape Improvements, funded through the Urban Enterprise Zone program. This covers construction work to upgrade streetscape elements on Midland Avenue. The award confirms the prime contractor and funding, creating needs for materials, subs, and future phases on nearby corridors.

Contract Award
$2,865,404Jul 14, 2026

The Authority authorized wire transfers from its Valley National Bank sewer revenue account to a U.S. Bank debt service and operating account under its 2013 Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds. Transfers total $1,751,500 plus $631,770 for January–June 2026 payments, executed by the CFO. While no new procurement is involved, this confirms ongoing bond repayment obligations and banking relationships that may affect future refinancing, financial advisory, or treasury management needs.

Contract Admin
$2,383,270Jul 8, 2026

Through the Bergen County cooperative, Hudson County is renewing its countywide Microsoft Enterprise Agreement for $688,294.44, purchased from SHI International. This underscores Microsoft as the core productivity and possibly cloud platform across departments. IT service providers can use this to offer migration, optimization, security hardening, and training services around the renewed EA.

Contract Award
$688,294Jul 16, 2026

Family Services is authorizing Public Donor Agreements with Garden State Community Development Corporation and Collaborative Services Program of New Jersey, Inc. to provide support services for Hudson County’s State Rental Assistance Program from July 2026–June 2027, totaling $400,000. These organizations are incumbents for SRAP support. Housing tech and case management vendors can approach them and the county about tools that streamline SRAP administration and tenant support.

Contract Award
$400,000Jul 16, 2026

Kearny hired Neglia Group to provide construction management for the Midland Avenue Streetscape Improvements on a time and materials basis, capped at $274,200. The agreement uses Neglia's 2025 hourly rates and is exempt from bidding, with the Town Clerk directed to publish notice. This confirms Neglia as the owner's rep, which matters for vendors that may coordinate inspections, testing, and change management on the streetscape project.

Contract Award
$274,200Jul 14, 2026

Kearny is authorizing a time-and-materials contract, not to exceed $274,200, with Neglia Group for construction management of the Midland Avenue Streetscape Improvements. This covers professional oversight of the $2.8 million UEZ-funded project. The decision identifies the CM consultant and hints at ongoing needs for inspection tools, project controls, and potential CM on future streetscape phases.

Contract Award
$274,200Jul 14, 2026

The Superintendent of Elections is authorizing a Non-Fair and Open Contract with Tenex Software Solutions for software licensing, support, and maintenance of electronic poll books from September 2026 to August 2027, totaling $249,474. Tenex is confirmed as the county’s electronic poll book incumbent. Vendors offering alternative or complementary e-pollbook solutions should note the contract term and plan engagement for training, integration, or eventual replacement.

Contract Award
$249,474Jul 16, 2026

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