Contracts & procurement in New Jersey local government
What New Jersey city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about contracts & procurement — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
964 New Jersey meetings since 2024 covered contracts & procurement. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in New Jersey with the most contracts & procurement activity
- Warren County, NJ (33)
- Bergen County, NJ (33)
- Hunterdon County, NJ (32)
- Ridgewood, NJ (31)
- East Orange, NJ (31)
- Camden City School District, NJ (30)
- Clifton, NJ (30)
- Vineland, NJ (29)
- Princeton, NJ (26)
- Cape May County, NJ (24)
- Englewood, NJ (24)
- Paramus, NJ (24)
Latest matching meetings
Vineland Council considers $3.2M fire truck purchase and various city contracts
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding city compensation plans, property maintenance, and public event requirements. The body is also voting on multiple high-value contracts for infrastructure, public works, and emergency services.
Council to vote on $15M fire station complex and deer management grant
The Ramsey Mayor and Council will consider finalizing an ordinance to establish a local violations bureau and approve a $15.05 million bond ordinance for a new fire station complex. The body will also vote on a $28,990.72 deer density study grant and a $240,383 contract for overhead doors.
Board authorizes closed executive session to discuss litigation, contracts, personnel
The Passaic Rent Leveling Board will hold its regular meeting on July 22, 2026 to consider several rent‑increase complaints and public comments. It will review disputes for properties on Mineral Spring Ave, Myrtle Ave, and Sherman Street, among others. The board will also adopt a resolution that permits a closed…
Camden City School District considers $5.7M transportation contract
The Advisory Board of Education is reviewing several high-value contracts for the 2026-2027 school year. Key items include student transportation services and funding for early childhood and special education programs.
Council approves purchase of four automated license plate readers for $98,110
The Passaic City Council will consider a series of resolutions authorizing purchases, contracts, grant applications, and routine items. Key items include the purchase and installation of four automated license plate readers from Gold Type Business Machines, Inc. for $98,110. Additional approvals cover a police mobile…
Board to authorize $13.7M in municipal loan guarantees
The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions to authorize loan guarantees for municipal projects in Readington, Holland, Clinton, Milford, and Lambertville, totaling up to $13.7 million. The meeting also includes resolutions for economic development grants, various capital purchases, and the…
City Council to vote on budget amendments, data center moratorium, and parking changes
The Clifton City Council will consider amending the 2026 budget to add grant revenue, approve a moratorium on new data centers, and modify permit parking rules on several streets. The body will also authorize the termination of a contract for restroom repairs and reschedule the Independence Day fireworks display.
Council approves $34,000 short‑term lease of 6 Thomas Street to 55 Main SR Urban Renewal
The South River Borough Council met on July 20, 2026 to consider a first‑reading ordinance authorizing a short‑term lease of the public property at 6 Thomas Street to 55 Main SR Urban Renewal LLC for $34,000. The council also adopted a series of consent resolutions covering routine budget items, contract awards, and…
Board to approve Superintendent Dr. Norma Fernandez's contract
The Jersey City Board of Education is holding a public hearing regarding the Superintendent's employment contract. The Board is set to approve a contract for Dr. Norma Fernandez to serve as Superintendent from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2031.
Lakewood Committee sets public hearing for municipal budget and zoning changes
The Lakewood Township Committee will approve minutes and a consent agenda of resolutions, including the release of performance bonds for various construction projects and the awarding of professional services contracts. The meeting also includes the first reading of ordinances for a utility easement, a private land…
County approves $10.3M IT hardware contract and $1.2M affordable housing grant
The Middlesex County Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda including a $10.3 million contract for computer hardware and software, a $1.2 million grant for affordable housing, and legal services for PFAS investigation. The board will also hold a public hearing on a resolution to set commissioners'…
Commissioners to set own salaries, public hearing on Aug 20
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a conference meeting to discuss and vote on over 30 resolutions. Key items include a resolution fixing commissioners' salaries with a public hearing scheduled for August 20, 2026, and a $4.3 million increase to an IT hardware and software contract. Also under consideration…
Bridge Commission to consider change order for Ocean City Pier improvements
The Cape May County Bridge Commission will vote on a change order for the Ocean City Fishing Pier Improvements contract with Walters Marine Construction. They will also consider three consent resolutions, including certification of monthly deposits of $430,891.79 and approval of health benefits payments. Other agenda…
Village Council to approve $4.7 M water main contract and $728 k water bond
The Ridgewood Village Council will consider several water‑related contracts, including a $4,723,000 award for 2026 distribution main improvements and a $500,000‑per‑year lease of tank space at Glen Avenue. The council will also adopt the Water Capital Bond Ordinance that appropriates up to $728,000 for storage tank…
Council to amend street‑vending rules and approve a $694,600 compliance contract
The Lodi City Council meeting will discuss recruitment for a municipal attorney and the selection of an interim city secretary. Public comments will be accepted, but not read aloud. The council will vote on Ordinance No. 2048, which revises Title 9, Chapter 9.18 to change regulations for street‑side food vending, and…
City Council approves $694,600 contract for White Slough water facility services
The council will adopt a resolution authorizing a professional services agreement with West Yost & Associates, Inc. of Davis for regulatory compliance and permitting at the White Slough Water Pollution Control Facility, valued at $694,600. It will also adopt Ordinance No. 2048 amending mobile food vending regulations…
County approves $1.6 million contract for four new EMS ambulances
The Board of County Commissioners will vote on the July bill list and a series of resolutions authorizing contracts and agreements for county services. Items include election‑support services, public‑health consulting, homeless‑service contracts, and equipment purchases for emergency response. The most costly approval…
Ordinance for 11 Marshall Street Phase II redevelopment lease considered
The Board will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 2026-05, authorizing a lease agreement with the Passaic County Improvement Authority for the 11 Marshall Street Phase II Redevelopment Project. A separate public hearing will address proposed expenditures for the 2026 Passaic County Open Space, Farmland, and Historic…
Board approves $4.5M capital improvements and various contracts
The Cape May County Board of Commissioners will approve a consent agenda of resolutions, including hiring new employees, awarding contracts for road resurfacing and site remediation, and accepting various grants totaling over $1 million. The meeting also includes a motion to appropriate $4.5 million for capital…
Council to vote on $1M HVAC upgrades and new police chief
The Borough Council is deciding on resolutions and ordinances including a $1,027,560 contract for HVAC upgrades to the municipal building, appointment of Donald Sretenovic as police chief, and adoption of amended affordable housing plans. Other items include $477,116.73 for road paving and a zoning ordinance…
Town Council to vote on de-designating 18 Stoneleigh Park as a historic landmark
The Town Council will review and vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including contract awards for park improvements and police security equipment. A primary zoning action removes the historic landmark designation for 18 Stoneleigh Park (Block 4209, Lot 7), which updates local preservation rules and map…
Council to vote on denying cannabis cultivation license, $150K land purchase
The Vineland City Council will hold public hearings on four ordinances, including the purchase of 2040 Maple Avenue for $150,000 for recreational use and the acquisition of 1467 Spring Road. The Council will also vote on first-reading ordinances for property acquisition, compensation plan changes, and traffic…
Council votes to enter closed session for contract, personnel, and legal matters
The Englewood City Council will vote on Resolution #191-07-13-26 to hold a closed‑session meeting. The closed session will cover contract negotiations, personnel issues, and matters protected by attorney‑client privilege. The council may reconvene in open session afterward, but no other agenda items are listed.
City Council authorizes $8.1 million bond to fund emergency deferred charges
The East Orange City Council meeting will consider a range of resolutions and ordinances, including contract renewals, planning board directives, and a new ordinance prohibiting data centers in all zoning districts. It will also vote on professional service contracts and multiple bond authorizations, notably an $8.1…
City to adopt $3 million bond ordinance for Winchester Avenue sewer replacement
The Ventnor City Commission will adopt two bond ordinances: one for $1,270,000 to fund fire department equipment and vehicles, and another for $3,000,000 to finance Phase 1 of the Winchester Avenue sanitary sewer main replacement. The meeting also includes the adoption of a financial‑agreement ordinance with Ventnor…
Pool Commission approved $10,000 vacuum purchase
The Paramus Pool Commission approved the purchase of a new vacuum costing $10,000. It also approved payment of recent municipal purchase orders totaling $8,623.50. The commission discussed a school pool day request for East Brook School on June 10‑11, 2027 and offered a third chair‑service slot to a resident for $25…
MCIA considers yard waste recycling contract with Britton Industries
The Middlesex County Improvement Authority is meeting to discuss and vote on several resolutions. The primary item is a multi-year contract for yard waste recycling services.
Council approves rental inspection fees and police traffic rules
The Lindenwold Borough Council is voting on three ordinances: raising the rental inspection fee to $70, updating police duties regarding construction traffic, and modifying periodic inspection rules. The body will also authorize shared services with the Clementon Board of Education.
Board authorizes $260,625 purchase of wheel loader for fleet management
At its July 8 meeting, the Sussex County Board of Commissioners adopted a series of resolutions authorizing multiple purchases and contracts. The most significant is the $260,625.14 purchase of a wheel loader for the Office of Fleet Management. Other approvals include radio communication equipment for the Sheriff’s…
Trenton Council considers $72.4 million in emergency budget appropriations
The City Council will vote on several city-owned property sales and ordinances regarding landlord water utility penalties and animal breeding. The body is also reviewing a large emergency budget appropriation and multiple service contracts.
Council to vote on affordable housing ordinance eliminating payment-in-lieu provisions
The Woodbridge Council will hold public hearings on several traffic ordinances and vote on first reading of an affordable housing ordinance that eliminates payment-in-lieu-of-construction provisions and addresses fractional affordable housing obligations. The agenda also includes resolutions to reappoint special…
$8M PFAS bond, $3.5M lead line bonds up for vote
The council will introduce two bond ordinances totaling $11.5 million for water/sewer utility improvements: $8 million for PFAS remediation and $3.5 million for lead service line replacement. Also on the agenda are a yard waste collection ordinance amendment, a resolution authorizing a deer management contract with…
Council to vote on rejecting bids for 10th Ave drainage project
The Manville Borough Council is holding a special meeting to consider a single resolution: rejecting all bids received for the 10th Avenue Intersection Drainage Improvements project. The meeting also includes public comment and routine procedural items.
County board to award $124K stadium furniture contract, rescind electrical repair deal
The Board of County Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including awarding a $124,058.51 furniture contract for Middlesex Stadium and rescinding a previous $200,000 electrical repairs contract to re-award it to different vendors. Other agenda items cover routine HR changes and authorization to pay audited…
Council to waive bid process and approve $324,620 power cable purchase
The Lodi City Council will adopt a series of resolutions authorizing purchases, contract agreements, and large utility billing write‑offs. Items include waiving the bid process for a $324,620 power cable for the White Slough Water Pollution Control Facility, approving a $165,000 professional services contract with…
Jersey City Board approves software contracts and AP courses
The Jersey City Board of Education will approve contracts for school communication software and the College Board's AP Career Kickstart courses. The meeting will also adopt minutes from previous sessions and hold an executive session.
Board approves contracts, budget amendments, and personnel changes
The Warren County Board of Commissioners will approve bills, amend the budget by $11,000, and award contracts for road maintenance, engineering, and deer removal. The board also plans to place a public question on the ballot regarding the Open Space Trust Fund.
County to vote on $4.2M contract for Dennis Branch Library renovation
The Sussex County Board of County Commissioners will consider over two dozen resolutions, including the award of a $4.165 million contract for the Dennis Branch Library addition and renovations, and a $973,450 contract to replace Bridge X-03 on CR 565 in Wantage Township. The board will also vote on appointments to…
Council to award contracts for vehicles, water projects, and social worker
The Village Council will hold a public workshop to discuss and authorize multiple budget and operations items, including professional services contracts for water hydraulic modeling and energy consulting, vehicle purchases, a social worker contract, and a procurement card pilot program. The meeting also includes a…
Borough issues RFP for ERP software system, proposals due July 15, 2026
The Ridgefield Borough Council will review and adopt a Request for Proposal (RFP) to procure an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system for financial and administrative data processing. The RFP outlines the need for a single vendor to provide software, hardware, installation, conversion, maintenance, and support…