Hunterdon County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Hunterdon County
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High Bridge is using a $4,000,000 NJDCA Water System Improvement 2024 grant to add a secondary 12" ductile iron connection from the Fairview Ave water tank to an existing 8" main. Council approved a $47,500 professional services agreement with Colliers Engineering & Design for survey, utility investigation, design, bidding support, and construction administration. Construction has not yet been awarded, so underground contractors, materials suppliers, and inspection/testing vendors can track this as the final project under the current grant.
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$4,000,000Jul 10, 2026High Bridge is submitting a 2027 NJDOT Municipal Aid grant for the Mac Arthur St and Patton St Improvement Project. Scope includes storm sewer upgrades, curb work, substantial pavement repair, milling and resurfacing, driveway aprons, striping, signage, and related restoration. Total estimated cost is about $484K with full amount requested from NJDOT. If funded, the Borough will need design support, construction, materials, and traffic control services for a 0.7‑mile neighborhood roadway rehabilitation focused on safety and drainage.
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$483,582Jul 10, 2026South Hunterdon Regional BOE received a detailed proposal for 7/1/2026–7/1/2027 coverage through New Jersey Schools Insurance Group, brokered by Brown & Brown Metro. The package includes property, liability, workers comp, cyber, school board legal liability, crime, pollution, student accident, bonds, and related risk management services. Premiums total about $286,401 with a 1.7% decrease from the prior year and surplus returns and safety grants noted. This is decided work, but it signals incumbent arrangements, scope, and timelines that matter for future competitive quoting, ancillary services, and risk management support.
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$286,401Jul 1, 2026High Bridge approved purchase of a Toro 5800 300‑gallon sprayer for its municipal golf course through the ESCNJ cooperative. The contract is awarded to Storr Tractor for up to $75,000 with funds from a capital account. While this specific purchase is decided, it confirms ongoing capital investment at the golf course and use of co‑ops, useful for vendors offering complementary turf equipment, maintenance, and parts.
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$75,000Jul 10, 2026The board approved Johnson Controls Fire Protection LP to replace damaged fire alarm and communication system devices, including programming and testing, for $41,821. The work is purchased under a NASPO/NJ state contract. This confirms Johnson Controls as the life-safety systems vendor, opening chances for follow-on fire protection, inspection, and modernization work.
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$41,821Jul 13, 2026The board approved a revised contract with CDK Systems, Inc. for personnel, requisitioning, and accounting software services for 2026-2027, reducing the total cost to $12,578. This confirms CDK as the district’s core financial and HR system provider. IT and consulting firms can look at integration, reporting, and migration services around this platform, and note renewal timing through June 30, 2027.
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$12,578Jul 13, 2026The board approved renewal of multiple proprietary instructional and web-based programs for 2026-2027, including Abcya, BrainPop (3-8), GoGuardian, Learning without Tears, Music Class, West Music, and Register.com, totaling about $12,155. EdTech vendors now know the district’s current digital ecosystem and incumbents for curriculum support, classroom management, and domain registration, which informs cross-sell or competitive replacement strategies in future cycles.
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$12,155Jul 13, 2026The board approved buying additional exterior security cameras for the middle school and relocating/removing cameras at the elementary school for a total of $10,004.31. Control Security Systems of Central NJ, Inc. will perform the work under the NJSBA cooperative contract. This reveals the district’s current security integrator and a modest security upgrade, suggesting future follow-on work or maintenance needs.
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$10,004Jul 13, 2026The board approved a 2026-2027 agreement with PaySchools for district-wide lunch ordering and prepayment software, not to exceed $3,365.60 from cafeteria funds. This affirms PaySchools as the parent-facing meal payments platform. EdTech providers can treat this as incumbent intel and consider future competition or integrations like point-of-sale, account management, or fee processing.
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$3,366Jul 13, 2026South Hunterdon Regional School District has executed a professional accounting and auditing services contract with BKC, CPAs, PC for the 2026-2027 year. BKC will perform the statutory audit, prepare the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Auditor’s Management Report, and assist with state-required financial submissions for the year ending June 30, 2026. The agreement is worth $27,615 plus hourly fees for any extraordinary services, and runs from July 1, 2026, with a 30-day cancellation clause. This confirms BKC as incumbent for audit work, useful for firms offering adjacent financial consulting, ERP, or grant compliance services that complement the district’s audit activities.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hunterdon County, New Jersey
55 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Union Township School District
School478 students
Township of West Amwell
City3,010 pop.
Township of Union
City63,171 pop.
Township of Tewksbury
City1,005 pop.
Township of Readington
City16,128 pop.
Township of Raritan
City24,637 pop.
Township of Lebanon
City6,195 pop.
Township of Kingwood
City3,802 pop.
Township of Holland
City5,208 pop.
Township of East Amwell
City3,948 pop.
Township of Delaware
City4,560 pop.
Township of Clinton
City13,505 pop.
Township of Bethlehem
City3,745 pop.
Township of Alexandria
City4,809 pop.
Town of Clinton
City2,679 pop.
Tewksbury Township School District
School485 students
South Hunterdon Regional School District
School805 students
Readington Township School District
School1,404 students
North Hunterdon-voorhees Regional High School District
School2,044 students
Milford Borough School District
School70 students
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