Mercer County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Mercer County
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Pennington is introducing a $3,500,000 bond ordinance for a Lead Service Line Replacement Project to replace about 160 lead or galvanized water service lines, including test pits, line replacement, restoration, and meter work. Council is also authorizing NJ Infrastructure Bank and NJDEP loan applications for this project. No construction contractor is named, so underground utilities contractors, engineering firms, and meter vendors have an opportunity as the Borough turns this funded program into bid packages and field work.
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$3,500,000Jul 6, 2026Pennington is introducing an $8,000,000 bond ordinance to design and construct PFAS treatment improvements at Borough wells, including ion exchange units, funded through the water/sewer utility. Council is also authorizing loan applications to the NJ Infrastructure Bank and NJDEP for this PFAS remediation project. No design or construction vendor is named yet, so engineering, treatment technology, and construction firms can still shape scope, funding structure, and delivery approach as the project moves from financing to procurement.
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$8,000,000Jul 6, 2026The district has awarded its 2026-2027 Food Service Management contract to Maschio's after an RFP process that drew five proposals. The agreement runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at a total contract amount of $1,698,359.50, including a $99,000 management fee and a $158,000 return guarantee, with up to four one-year renewals. This identifies Maschio's as the incumbent vendor and signals a multi-year relationship where ancillary food equipment, POS systems, nutrition education, menu services, and future renewals may be relevant.
Contract Award
$1,698,359Jul 7, 2026The Board approved multiple out-of-district placements for the 2026-2027 school year, including The Center School, Garfield Park Academy, New Hope Academy (eight students), and The Eden School with ESY and 1:1 aides. Per-student costs range from about $50,624 to over $193,000. While placement decisions are made, this is key spending intelligence for special education schools and service vendors, and it points to ongoing needs in transportation, related therapies, and potential future program development in-district.
Contract Award
$832,684Jul 20, 2026The Township set the 2026 sewer rate at $4.82 per 100 cubic feet to raise about $4.26 million for sewer operations and maintenance, collection, SBRSA O&M, and reserves. The detailed cost breakdown highlights ongoing utility system expenses and reliance on stable user-fee revenue. For engineering, asset management, and O&M service providers, this offers context for future discussions on cost control, capital planning, and efficiency projects within the sewer system.
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$4,258,507Jul 13, 2026Ewing Township authorized Bryan Electric, via NJ co-op contract ESCNJ22/23-35, to install a dual-port EV charging station at the Ewing Senior Center for $791,845.58. Funding comes from Capital Trust and EV grant sources, indicating a significant investment that may include site work, electrical upgrades, and related improvements. EV infrastructure and facilities vendors can view Bryan Electric as the incumbent on this site and watch for future charging expansions or additional locations.
Contract Award
$791,846Jul 14, 2026Princeton is submitting an application to NJDEP for nearly $1 million from the Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund to reimburse Terhune Development Urban Renewal for cleanup costs on areas dedicated to the municipality at 365 Terhune Road. If awarded, this funding supports environmental remediation already performed on public-destined land. Environmental consultants and contractors should note the site and developer as active in remediation, with potential for follow-on monitoring, reporting, and redevelopment support.
Grant Funding
$983,126Jul 13, 2026Princeton plans to submit a NJ DEP Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund grant application for $983,126.36 to reimburse Terhune Development Urban Renewal for remediation on municipal-dedicated areas at 365 Terhune Road. This indicates significant environmental cleanup has been done or is underway on a redevelopment site with municipal interest. Environmental consultants, remediation contractors, and brownfield redevelopment advisors can engage around ongoing compliance, monitoring, and future redevelopment support tied to this site and similar projects.
Grant Funding
$983,126Jul 13, 2026Princeton is authorizing submission of a NJDEP Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund grant application for $983,126.36 to reimburse Terhune Development Urban Renewal for remediation costs on municipal-dedicated areas at 365 Terhune Road. The grant is for environmental cleanup reimbursement rather than new remediation, but it confirms a significant brownfield project and municipal interest in the site. Environmental consultants, land-use planners, and redevelopment advisors can watch this site for subsequent public improvements or development phases.
Grant Funding
$983,126Jul 13, 2026The Maxwell Avenue Improvements project with Earle Asphalt (originally $1,698,413.13) had Change Order No. 2 approved, decreasing the contract by $22,236.11 (1.05%) due to quantity adjustments and supplemental work. A concurrent Payment No. 4 of $203,021.67 was approved for water main, services, curb, sidewalk, driveway, and related work. While the main job is well underway with a known incumbent, there may be ancillary needs around final restoration, inspection, or future phases on nearby streets.
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Government Agencies in Mercer County, New Jersey
77 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
State OF NJ DEPT. OF COMM. AFFAIRS
Local Housing Authority
West Windsor-plainsboro Regional School District
School9,015 students
Trenton Stem-to-civics Charter School
School591 students
Trenton Public School District
School15,459 students
Trenton Psychiatric Hosp
Public Hospital
Trenton Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Township of West Windsor
City29,518 pop.
Township of Robbinsville
City15,476 pop.
Township of Hopewell
City17,491 pop.
Township of Hamilton
City91,640 pop.
Township of Ewing
City37,264 pop.
Township of East Windsor
City30,045 pop.
Thomas Edison State University
Higher Ed10,804 students
The Village Charter School
School359 students
The College of New Jersey
Higher Ed9,439 students
Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority
Special District
Robbinsville Public School District
School3,008 students
Princeton Public School District
School3,827 students
Princeton Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Princeton Charter School
School424 students
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