Middlesex County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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New Brunswick is awarding a contract to Z Brothers Contractors, Inc. for the Joyce Kilmer Avenue Water Main Replacement Project, Phase I under spec 436-26W, NTE $1,891,240.20. This is a major linear infrastructure project to replace aging mains. The primary construction work is committed, but Phase I implies future phases and adjacent utility work. Pipe suppliers, paving firms, and engineering consultants can use this as incumbent intelligence on Z Brothers and anticipate follow-on contracts or restoration needs along Joyce Kilmer Avenue.
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$1,891,240Jul 15, 2026The city is awarding Z Brothers Contractors, Inc. a contract for water main upgrades on Lee Avenue, Welton Street, and Harvey Street under spec 433-26W, NTE $1,535,715.00. This continues substantial investment in underground water infrastructure. While the upgrade construction is decided, similar projects may follow on neighboring streets. Material suppliers, restoration contractors, and engineering firms can treat this as a sign of a broader renewal program and explore roles as subs or for future bids.
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$1,535,715Jul 15, 2026New Brunswick is awarding a contract to French & Parrello Associates for a Municipal Stormwater Utility Master Plan under spec 1030-26RFP, not to exceed $1,108,895. This plan will shape how the city manages stormwater, potential utility fees, infrastructure upgrades, and compliance. The core consulting work is awarded, but the master plan will likely recommend capital projects, green infrastructure, software for billing, and monitoring systems. Engineering, construction, modeling, and utility billing vendors should watch for follow-on implementations once the plan is completed.
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$1,108,895Jul 15, 2026The Board awarded lease-purchase financing for various vehicles and equipment to TD Equipment Finance, Inc. with a maximum principal of $3,095,000 at a 3.93% interest rate. This financing supports acquisition of transportation and other district equipment. Vehicle, fleet, and equipment vendors can use this to anticipate purchases funded by this lease and coordinate sales or partnerships even though financing is already set.
Contract Award
$3,095,000Jul 15, 2026The board reapproved the third renewal of RFP #04-24, awarding Aramark Educational Services as the food service management company for the 2026-2027 school year. The contract totals $1,932,172.17 with a per-meal fee of $0.2321, and Aramark guarantees a $150,000 surplus for the food service program. This confirms Aramark as the incumbent through 2026-27; food service equipment, software, and consulting vendors can target Aramark and district administrators for add-on solutions and prepare for the next RFP cycle.
Contract Award
$1,932,172Jul 14, 2026The Authority plans to award a multi‑year yard waste recycling contract to Britton Industries for up to $934,585 per year. The term would run from September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2029, with two optional one‑year extensions. The core vendor decision is essentially made, but the size and duration signal ongoing needs for hauling, processing, and possible technology or equipment support around organics recycling.
Contract Award
$2,803,755Jul 8, 2026The board approved the 2026-2027 Middlesex Community School budget projecting $726,000 in revenue and matching expenses for before/after care, enrichment, and summer camp programs. Major expense lines include salaries, rental fees paid to the district, excursions, and purchased services. Vendors in excursions, enrichment providers, childcare staffing, and administrative tools can target these budgeted categories as the Community School manager plans 2026-27 contracts.
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$726,000Jul 15, 2026The district approved financing indications from American Capital for purchasing 600 Chromebooks with protective cases and four years of accidental damage protection from CDW-G, at a total cost of $329,700. The five-year financing term has annual payments of $72,985.86 at 5.35% interest, totaling $35,229.30 in interest. This confirms a significant device refresh; IT and edtech vendors can use it to understand the district’s 1:1 footprint, propose software, accessories, and services that leverage the new Chromebooks, and monitor replacement cycles beyond the four-year protection window.
Contract Award
$329,700Jul 14, 2026The board approved a three-year, $294,525 contract with NWEA MAP for standards-aligned screening assessments, expanding usage to Math and ELA for all K-8 students and Science for grades 4-8, replacing Star Renaissance. They also approved $7,490 for implementation services and professional development. This defines the core assessment platform through 2028-2029, important for curriculum and edtech vendors seeking integration, content alignment, or future alternatives when the term ends.
Contract Award
$302,015Jul 9, 2026The township authorized purchase of a material spreader from Henderson Products, Inc. for up to $260,000 using the Sourcewell cooperative contract 080818-HPI. Funding comes from a capital account and supports snow and ice control on local roadways. This confirms Henderson as the incumbent for winter road equipment and shows East Brunswick’s interest in productivity and efficiency, opening space for related gear, maintenance, and future fleet upgrades.
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Government Agencies in Middlesex County, New Jersey
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Woodbridge Township School District
School14,044 students
Woodbridge Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
University Behavioral Health Care
Public Hospital
Township of Woodbridge
City19,839 pop.
Township of South Brunswick
City47,043 pop.
Township of Plainsboro
City24,084 pop.
Township of Piscataway
City60,804 pop.
Township of Old Bridge
City68,165 pop.
Township of North Brunswick
City43,905 pop.
Township of Edison
City107,588 pop.
Township of East Brunswick
City49,715 pop.
Township of Cranbury
City4,063 pop.
Spotswood Public School District
School1,696 students
South River Public School District
School2,469 students
South Plainfield School District
School3,694 students
South Brunswick School District
School7,936 students
South Amboy School District
School1,202 students
South Amboy Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Sayreville School District
School6,460 students
Sayreville Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
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