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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.
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.
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.
Southeast Monmouth MUA approved an addendum with NJWSA for a $26 million pilot construction project to upgrade the Hospital Road water facility in Wall Township. The project will be financed through NJIB and will involve a consulting engineer and a construction manager, but no specific firms are named yet. This is early-stage scope definition for a major water infrastructure upgrade, so engineering, construction, and water-technology vendors should track how the Authority procures design, CM, and construction services.
Pennington is introducing a $3,500,000 bond ordinance for a Lead Service Line Replacement Project to replace about 160 lead or galvanized water service lines, including test pits, line replacement, restoration, and meter work. Council is also authorizing NJ Infrastructure Bank and NJDEP loan applications for this project. No construction contractor is named, so underground utilities contractors, engineering firms, and meter vendors have an opportunity as the Borough turns this funded program into bid packages and field work.
Pennington is introducing an $8,000,000 bond ordinance to design and construct PFAS treatment improvements at Borough wells, including ion exchange units, funded through the water/sewer utility. Council is also authorizing loan applications to the NJ Infrastructure Bank and NJDEP for this PFAS remediation project. No design or construction vendor is named yet, so engineering, treatment technology, and construction firms can still shape scope, funding structure, and delivery approach as the project moves from financing to procurement.
The City of Salem is developing an EPA-funded Brownfield Area-Wide Plan for multiple contaminated and underused sites, including McCarthy’s Bar, a former machine shop, the Salem Coal Gas site, a former Sunoco, 115 5th St, and the Sunbeam Building. The plan will set a vision, prioritize actions, and identify feasible redevelopment such as housing, retail, restaurants, fitness, personal services, and family recreation in a flood-risk and waterfront context. This is early-stage planning before site design or vertical projects, creating openings for consultants, developers, environmental firms, and community facility partners to shape projects and future RFP scopes.
Hamilton awarded a contract to Kiely Civil, LLC for improvements to the Melody, Middleton, and Elkton wastewater pump stations, with a maximum of $2,166,700. The project scope likely includes mechanical, electrical, structural, and controls work. While Kiely is the prime, equipment suppliers, controls integrators, and specialty subs have an opportunity for follow-on work and to position for future pump station upgrades in the township.
Salem County Vo-Tech H.S. ran an RFP for outsourced custodial and management services and evaluated three proposers: Campus Services, Pritchard, and ABM. The evaluation committee scored price, staffing viability, on-site management, program design, and startup plan, and concluded Campus Services was most advantageous overall despite not having the lowest price. The total three‑year contract charge for Campus Services is about $1.17 million, indicating a sizable multi-year facilities services engagement. Vendors in custodial, facilities management, and related training or supplies should track this as incumbent intelligence and look for add-on, specialty, or future rebid needs.
Family Services is awarding a Non-Fair and Open professional services contract to Integrity House, Inc. to provide a residential substance abuse treatment program for 240 inmates at the Hudson County Correctional and Rehabilitation Center from July 2026–June 2027 for $3,000,000. Integrity House is now the treatment incumbent inside the jail. Behavioral health and re-entry vendors can view this as incumbent intelligence and explore complementary services such as post-release support or program evaluation.
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