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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Monmouth County

71 projects across 18 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Rumson School District is advancing a $13.6 million bond proposal for renovations, additions, and site work at Deane-Porter Elementary and Forrestdale School. Plans and schematics are approved, an architect is appointed, and the question will go to voters on November 3, 2026, with partial state debt service aid expected. If approved, the district will need construction, engineering, FF&E, and project management support. Vendors should track the election outcome and engage facilities and business staff on upcoming scopes and phasing.

Pre-RFP
$13,603,291Jul 16, 2026

The Borough approved a $2,513,635 bond ordinance funding multiple capital projects, including park and community center upgrades, a stormwater watershed plan, road work, police cameras and shed, a fire pumper truck, and acquisition of real property. NJDOT and Monmouth County Open Space grants will partially fund the Grand Tour roadway work and park/community center improvements. Specific contracts, vendors, and designs are not yet stated, so procurement for construction, equipment, and professional services is still ahead. Sellers in construction, engineering, public safety equipment, and recreation facilities should track how each project is scoped and bid over the coming months.

Pre-RFP
$2,513,635Jul 15, 2026

Monmouth County is purchasing one cold milling machine and related equipment for the Division of Highway using a Sourcewell cooperative contract. The Board awarded the contract to Jesco, Inc., an authorized Wirtgen dealer, with $1,000,503.44 certified in the 2026 budget. This confirms the incumbent supplier and suggests future needs for maintenance, parts, training, and potential additional roadway equipment purchases via cooperative contracts.

Contract Award
$1,000,503Jul 16, 2026

School improvement project (air conditioning) funded by a referendum.

Contract Admin
$5,300,000Aug 26, 2026

Monmouth County is issuing $59,490,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026, and $118,460,000 in Bond Anticipation Notes to fund multiple capital projects including reclamation center equipment, recreation complex construction, open space acquisition, and school facilities work. The notice of sale sets an August 6, 2026 electronic bidding date via BIDCOMP/PARITY and Grant Street Group’s MuniAuction. This is a live financing opportunity for underwriting, advisory, disclosure, and related professional services around these capital projects and future follow-on work.

Active Opportunity
$177,950,000Jul 16, 2026

The Board ratified Change Order #1 for the FVHD #5612A Casework Replacement at various schools, adding $30,114.64 to the contract with All Phase Consulting Services Corp., for a revised total of $830,114.64. Contract time is unchanged and change-order authority up to $100,000 was delegated to the Business Administrator. While the prime contractor is in place, this signals an active multi-school interior capital project that may require related furnishings, finishes, or future renovations.

Contract Admin
$830,114Jul 14, 2026

The Board approved a $424,190.32 purchase of 465 Cisco Meraki wireless access points plus installation from CDW-G via the ESCNJ cooperative contract. Funding is in the 2026-2027 budget and the project is eligible for up to $169,676.64 in Category 2 E-Rate reimbursement. The main procurement decision is made, but this signals a districtwide wireless refresh, creating follow-on needs around network design, monitoring, security, and classroom device integration.

Contract Award
$424,190Jul 14, 2026

Matawan approved a shared services agreement with Monmouth County Sheriff’s Communications for 911 dispatch for police, fire, and EMS from 2026-2030. The CFO certified funding up to $82,879 annually with a 2% yearly increase. The main dispatch provider is decided, but outside firms can still support radio systems, CAD/RMS integration, networking, backup communications, and console upgrades around this county service.

Contract Award
$414,395Jul 14, 2026

The Board authorized the Superintendent to apply for and accept ESEA funds for 2026-2027, totaling $597,777 for the district plus small allocations for Saint James Grammar School and Tower Hill School. Funds cover Title I, II, III, III Immigrant, and Title IV Part A programs. Providers of instructional intervention, teacher PD, multilingual supports, and well-rounded education programs can engage the district and nonpublic schools as they plan how to invest these federal dollars.

Grant Funding
$611,861Jul 14, 2026

Council will authorize Payment No. 6 to Pact Two LLC for Phase II improvements at the borough water treatment plant totaling $379,800.95. This confirms an ongoing multi-phase capital project with Pact Two as the construction contractor. Vendors in plant equipment, controls, SCADA, and construction support can track this for follow-on work, ancillary upgrades, and future maintenance or expansion needs as Phase II nears completion.

Contract Award
$379,801Jul 14, 2026

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