Morris County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Chester Township approved submitting an NJDOT Municipal Aid grant for the Longview Road Improvements Project. The scope is milling and resurfacing 1.5 miles, drainage inlet upgrades with bicycle-safe grates and N-eco curb pieces, minor wall reconstruction, and new striping. Total estimated cost is about $1.27 million with $790,819.68 requested from NJDOT and the balance locally funded. If funded, the work will be publicly bid, creating a construction, materials, and inspection opportunity.
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$1,272,623Jul 21, 2026The Township is approving Change Order 1 with Demaio Electrical Company Inc. for Contract 2024-08, Moore Estates pump station upgrades, increasing the contract by $96,140.17 to a new total not to exceed $1,216,340.17. The project is already awarded and underway, with expanded electrical or mechanical scope. Utility construction and equipment vendors can treat this as a major active pump station upgrade and look for related work at other stations or future maintenance needs once Moore Estates is completed.
Contract Admin
$1,216,340Jul 15, 2026Denville approved issuing $6,761,000 in General Improvement Bonds, Series 2026, to finance part of a $13.5 million property acquisition project. The resolution sets bond terms, delegates sale authority, and outlines use of any premium for project costs, interest, and issuance expenses. This confirms significant capital funding that will drive follow-on work such as appraisal, planning, site due diligence, and eventual design, construction, or relocation services tied to the acquired properties.
Budget Planning
$13,500,000Jul 14, 2026The Township is awarding a contract through MCCPC for milling and paving of various streets to Tilcon New York, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $748,506. This represents a substantial 2026 road resurfacing program using cooperative pricing. Material suppliers, traffic control firms, and striping contractors can treat Tilcon as the paving incumbent and seek subcontracting or complementary work, and monitor for additional street work beyond this contract.
Contract Award
$748,506Jul 15, 2026The Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority rejected all bids for Contract 2026-W02 covering utility vault and SCADA improvements because they substantially exceeded the engineer’s estimate. Three bids ranged from about $210,000 to $615,000, and all were withdrawn. The Authority still needs to complete these SCADA and infrastructure upgrades, so they will likely revise scope, budget, or delivery strategy. Vendors in SCADA, controls, and utility construction should watch for a re-bid and be ready to discuss cost-effective alternatives.
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$615,000Jul 14, 2026MCMUA approved paying New Jersey American Water the remaining 75% deposit for an 800-foot, 8" water main extension along Gold Mine Road to serve the Mount Olive Transfer Station. NJAWC will bid and construct the extension within its expanded franchise territory, with a total estimated cost of about $366,792. This sets up follow-on work: a separately bid connection from the main to the transfer station, sprinkler system upgrades, tank decommissioning, and installation of a site emergency generator and fire pump.
Contract Award
$366,792Jul 14, 2026MCMUA is moving ahead with the Mount Olive Transfer Station public water service project, authorizing payment of the remaining 75% ($275,093.84) of NJ American Water’s $366,791.79 estimated cost to install 800 feet of 8" DICL pipe along Gold Mine Road for domestic and fire service. After NJAW builds the main, MCMUA will separately bid the on-site connection, new fire pump, generator, and sprinkler upgrades. Fire protection, electrical, and mechanical vendors should watch for the upcoming service-connection and building retrofit contract.
Contract Award
$366,792Jul 14, 2026Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority awarded Contract 2026-W03 for the Mount Arlington Pump Replacement to Sovereign Consulting, Inc. after receiving four bids. The $282,000 contract will proceed once the agreement is fully executed, performance bond approved, and insurance certificates accepted. This reveals the incumbent for pump replacement work and signals upcoming construction and equipment needs tied to this project, as well as similar future pump and mechanical upgrades in the system.
Contract Award
$282,000Jul 14, 2026MCMUA awarded Contract 2026-W03 to Sovereign Consulting, Inc. for replacement of aging pumps at the Mt. Arlington pump station for $282,000. Four bids were received, with Sovereign the lowest responsive bidder. Pump manufacturers and electrical/controls firms can pursue subcontracting, future maintenance, or related reliability upgrades as the station is modernized.
Contract Award
$282,000Jul 14, 2026Denville accepted a two-year maintenance bond from P.M Construction and released the performance and payment bond for the Lakewood Drive Water Main Replacement Project. This indicates construction is complete and the project is entering the maintenance phase. Knowing P.M Construction and NGM Insurance are the incumbents helps utilities and engineering vendors time future expansion, inspection, or replacement work in the area.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Morris County, New Jersey
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wharton Borough School District
School767 students
West Morris Regional High School District
School2,110 students
Washington Township School District
School2,012 students
Washington Township Public Library
Library District
Unity Charter School
School244 students
Township of Roxbury
City23,205 pop.
Township of Rockaway
City26,893 pop.
Township of Randolph
City26,547 pop.
Township of Pequannock
City15,571 pop.
Township of Parsippany-troy Hills
City1,990 pop.
Township of Mount Olive
City28,886 pop.
Township of Morris
City22,974 pop.
Township of Montville
City24,456 pop.
Township of Mine Hill
City4,015 pop.
Township of Mendham
City6,016 pop.
Township of Long Hill
City8,629 pop.
Township of Jefferson
City20,538 pop.
Township of Harding
City3,871 pop.
Township of Hanover
City14,677 pop.
Township of East Hanover
City11,241 pop.
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