Multiple payments in the bill list indicate active investments at the water and wastewater treatment plants, including sludge/digester and chemical room application fees to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, a 2026–2027 service contract with Trojan Technologies, backflow inspection, turbidity PM service, and surface and stormwater permit fees. These expenditures show the town is actively maintaining regulatory compliance and upgrading key process equipment and controls across its WTP and WWTP facilities. For vendors, this confirms Trojan Technologies as a key treatment technology incumbent and highlights ongoing regulatory-driven capital and O&M spending. There is opportunity for firms offering engineering, permitting support, SCADA/controls, maintenance, and optimization services to support current implementations and to position for future equipment replacements, upgrades, and permit-driven projects as regulations and infrastructure needs evolve.
Includes NJDEP WWTP sludge/digester application and chemical room application fees, plus multiple st...
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The Town of Hume has scheduled a July 8, 2026 public hearing to discuss community development needs and a potential Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application for a major water system project. The Town plans to apply to the NYS Office of Community Renewal for approximately 2000000 in 2026 CDBG funds to extend public water service to the Wiscoy-Rossburg area, including installation of new water mains, water services, and water meters. This is an early planning and grant-application stage; no engineering or construction vendors are named and the Town is still shaping its proposal with citizen input through July 11, 2026. For utility contractors, waterworks suppliers, engineering firms, and meter/AMI vendors, this indicates a likely upcoming design and construction program once funding is secured. A useful next conversation would focus on helping the Town refine scope, budgeting, and implementation options that align with CDBG rules and low/moderate income service requirements.
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Actual scope depends on the number and location of hookup requests; some may be simple meter sets wh...
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