Monmouth County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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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.
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$13,603,291Jul 16, 2026The 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.
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$2,513,635Jul 15, 2026Monmouth County is awarding a contract through the HGACBuy cooperative to Defender Emergency Products Sales and Service, LLC to furnish and deliver four gas ambulances and associated equipment for the Sheriff's Office. The contract totals $1,846,142 with funds certified in the 2026 budget. The main buy decision is set, but this confirms the County uses HGACBuy for emergency vehicles and is refreshing its fleet, which signals future vehicle, equipment, and maintenance needs for similar vendors.
Contract Award
$1,846,142Jul 16, 2026Monmouth County Commissioners approved a contract using the HGACBuy cooperative for four gas ambulances and associated equipment for the Sheriff's Office. Defender Emergency Products Sales and Service, LLC will furnish and deliver the units for $1,846,142 funded from the 2026 county budget. The main decision is made, but this identifies the chosen ambulance vendor and signals future needs for upfitting, tech integration, maintenance, and eventual replacements.
Contract Award
$1,846,142Jul 16, 2026Monmouth 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, 2026Council authorized the Borough Engineer to provide survey, design, bidding, and construction administration for Valenzano Park and Thorne Park improvements for up to $92,000. A May 29, 2026 proposal from T&M Associates shows roughly $799,000 in playground and field construction, funded by $650,000 in Monmouth County grants and DCA/local recreation grants. With engineering now awarded, playground manufacturers, surfacing vendors, and park contractors can look ahead to a public bid within about 8 weeks of authorization.
Contract Award
$891,000Jul 1, 2026Monmouth County is issuing two $3.255 million bond series to fund improvements at Brookdale College under a February 26, 2026 ordinance. The bonds provide up to about $3.7 million in project authority over a 15-year life, but specific scopes are not detailed here. Architectural, engineering, and construction firms in higher-ed facilities can engage the County and college to understand planned renovations, IT/MEP upgrades, and likely bid timelines.
Budget Planning
$6,510,000Jul 16, 2026The County Vocational School will receive $6.4 million in bond funding for various improvements under a July 11, 2024 ordinance. The 15-year bonds mature 2027-2041 and are backed by the New Jersey School Bond Reserve Act, covering facility and equipment upgrades. K-12 design, CTE lab, and construction vendors should inquire what building, classroom, and shop improvements are planned and how the district will procure design-build or separate contracts.
Budget Planning
$6,400,000Jul 16, 2026Council approved Change Order #16 for the Asbury Park Boardwalk Restroom Project with Catel, Inc., adding $121,948.39 on top of a series of prior change orders that together exceed 20% of the original $3,058,400 contract. The change covers overtime, expedited materials, and coordination to open both restroom buildings before Memorial Day 2026, and the City denies a 30-day extension request. This confirms a heavily modified, grant-funded beachfront facility project in active construction, with Catel as the incumbent and T&M Associates as project manager, creating future opportunities for maintenance, additional amenities, and related waterfront work.
Contract Admin
$3,058,400Jul 8, 2026The 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.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Monmouth County, New Jersey
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Monmouth Utilities Authority
Special District
West Long Branch School District
School574 students
Wall Township Public School District
School3,186 students
Village of Loch Arbour
City224 pop.
Upper Freehold Regional School District
School2,055 students
Union Beach Public School District
School614 students
Township of Wall
City26,525 pop.
Township of Upper Freehold
City7,273 pop.
Township of Shrewsbury
City1,076 pop.
Township of Ocean School District
School3,263 students
Township of Ocean Fire District No. 1
Fire District
Township of Ocean
City27,672 pop.
Township of Neptune SA
Utility District
Township of Neptune
City28,061 pop.
Township of Millstone
City10,376 pop.
Township of Middletown
City66,478 pop.
Township of Marlboro
City41,502 pop.
Township of Manalapan
City40,905 pop.
Township of Howell
City53,537 pop.
Township of Holmdel
City17,400 pop.
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