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Government Projects in Passaic County
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Restoration of historic structures at Westside Park, phase 2.
Passaic County approved an ordinance to finance a new six‑story county office building and parking garage at 11 Marshall Street in Paterson via up to $150,000,000 in lease revenue notes and bonds. The Passaic County Improvement Authority will issue the debt and enter a lease agreement with the County. Design and construction work for the building, parking structure, fit‑out, and related systems will follow this financing. Real estate, A/E, construction, and technology vendors should track this project as the County moves from financing into procurement of design, construction, and building systems.
The board approved 2026/2027 transportation service agreements with the Northern Region Educational Services Commission covering daily routes from Paterson and Manchester districts plus separate contracts for field trips, athletics, and extracurriculars. Contractors include R & May Trans and Scholastic Bus, with total route costs near $1.5 million plus $1.59 million for activity routes. Transportation and fleet vendors gain visibility into incumbents and volumes, informing future bids, fuel, fleet, telematics, or safety solutions.
Separate from daily routes, the board approved 2026/2027 NRESC transportation agreements for field trips, athletics, and extracurriculars, each budgeted at $500,000 plus a 6% surcharge, totaling $1.59 million. This shows robust activity-based transportation demand. Vendors providing charter services, trip planning software, or safety tech can partner with NRESC and the district for future years or expanded services.
The board is approving a 2026-2027 regular education tuition contract with Passaic County Technical Vocational School (PCTVS) totaling $3,911,040 for 360 students at $10,864 each. This indicates a large cohort of students accessing off-site CTE programs. EdTech, curriculum, and CTE support vendors can read this as a strong CTE orientation and explore services that support students on campus and in shared-time vocational placements.
The Board approved a 2026-2027 out-of-district general education tuition contract with Passaic County Technical Institute for about 290 students, totaling $3,150,560, including transportation. This confirms a large, ongoing CTE partnership with significant annual spend. Vendors serving CTE programs, career readiness, and dual-enrollment can work with both Wayne and PCTI on curriculum resources, industry certifications, and work-based learning tools that enhance these students’ pathways.
The Board approved extensive 2026-2027 out-of-district placements and related services for students with disabilities at multiple specialized schools and districts. Contracts cover ESY and 10-month tuition, plus 1:1 aides and therapies with significant per-student costs. This confirms substantial spend on high-needs special education; vendors offering behavioral supports, transition programs, in-district autism programs, or teletherapy can discuss how the district might reduce future OOD reliance or better support placed students.
Wayne amended its contract with Absolute Fire Protection Co., Inc. (E-One dealer) to decrease the price for two new fire engines by $90,000, to a total of $2,345,832, reflecting trade‑in value for two 2008 Pierce pumpers. The primary apparatus procurement is already awarded and underway. This signals the incumbent vendor and fleet modernization timing, useful for equipment, technology, and future maintenance opportunities.
Passaic County is exercising the first one‑year renewal under RFP-25-023 for WIOA out‑of‑school youth services, extending contracts with Paterson New Jersey OIC and Passaic County Community College (for both Passaic and county‑wide programs) from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027, totaling $945,000. These providers will continue delivering youth training and employment services. The multi‑year option structure points to a future rebid and potential need for curriculum, placement, and data‑tracking enhancements.
Landscape, architecture, engineering, and historic preservation professional services for the Division of Historic Preservation under Economic Development.
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Government Agencies in Passaic County, New Jersey
58 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodland Park School District
William Paterson University of New Jersey
William Paterson University
West Milford Township Public School District
Wayne Township Public School District
Wanaque School District
Township of West Milford
Township of Wayne
Township of Little Falls
Totowa Public School District
Ringwood School District
Prospect Park Public School District
Pompton Lakes School District
Pompton Lakes MUA
Philip's Academy Charter School of Paterson
Paterson Public School District
Paterson Housing Authority
Paterson Charter School for Science and Technology
Paterson Arts and Science Charter School
Passaic County Public Housing Agency
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