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The district conducted a sealed bid process, via Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission, for lease-purchase financing to acquire school buses with an approximate total of 1,325,000. Webster Public Finance Corporation offered the best interest rate of 4.092 percent and was recommended for contract award to finance the purchase. This indicates the district is proceeding with a significant fleet acquisition using lease-purchase financing. Although the financing vendor is chosen, this confirms active investment in transportation assets, providing insight for bus manufacturers, telematics providers, maintenance contractors, and safety technology vendors seeking to support the new buses over their lifecycle.
Contract Award
$1,325,000Jun 16, 2026The Board approved Change Order #2 on the Renovations for Five Pre-K Classrooms at Clayton J. Davenport Elementary School project, reducing the contract with R. Maxwell Construction Company by 18,180.56. The deduction reflects a change from cast iron to PVC sanitary piping and omission of new masonry brick veneer at exterior window jambs, bringing the revised contract total to 2,416,704.44. This confirms a multi‑million‑dollar classroom renovation project for Pre-K is underway and in active construction administration. Contractors and FF&E vendors can infer that Davenport ES will soon have upgraded early childhood spaces, which may drive additional needs for furnishings, playground equipment, technology, and specialized Pre-K instructional materials beyond the core construction scope.
Contract Admin
$2,416,704Jun 16, 2026Alongside the award to DEC Electrical Contractors, the district documented a comprehensive scope for fire alarm and emergency voice/alarm communication system upgrades at Dawes Avenue and Jordan Road schools. The plan calls for removal of legacy Siemens and Simplex systems and installation of a unified, code-compliant, UL-listed system designed to support future expansion without major reconfiguration. This detailed scope confirms the district’s long-term safety and code-compliance strategy for life-safety systems. Vendors providing safety consulting, UL-listed devices, inspection and testing services, and integration with mass notification platforms can leverage this to propose inspection schedules, staff training, and integration options once the new system is in place.
Public Updates
$882,400Jun 18, 2026The Board formally accepted 604,527 in Round 2 Pre-Apprenticeship in Career and Education (PACE) grant funds to expand pathways into better‑paying careers through industry-based training and classroom instruction. Earlier in the agenda, they also approved 2026/2027 professional services MOUs with Trade Images and Shore Side Construction to deliver on-the-job workforce readiness training in millwork/casework and construction, funded by this PACE grant. This funding will support curriculum, equipment, industry partnerships, and student support around CTE and pre‑apprenticeship pipelines. While two trade partners are identified, the district may still need curriculum design, credentialing support, assessment tools, reporting, transportation, and supplemental equipment, creating space for CTE vendors, EdTech platforms, and industry partners to support or extend the program.
Grant Funding
$604,527Jun 16, 2026Under Finance, the board agenda includes a resolution to approve a revised contract renewal for food management services with Maschio’s for FY27. The fee structure is cost-reimbursable with a flat fee of 20047.50, based on a 3.0 percent index, and the total anticipated cost is 195339.76, with no revenue guarantee. This confirms Maschio’s as the incumbent food service management company for at least the coming fiscal year, closing the immediate competition window but signaling the district’s spend level and contract terms. Competing vendors can use this intelligence for future rebid cycles, while adjacent providers—such as POS, menu software, or equipment suppliers—can target Maschio’s implementation context for integrations and add-on services.
Contract Award
$195,340Jun 17, 2026Somers Point awarded the Jordan Road Parking Lot Project base bid to Mathis Construction Co., Inc. for $177,777, which includes a $20,000 deduct alternate and a $20,000 contingency. The project converts existing basketball courts into a parking lot, with demolition, milling, grading, paving, striping, drainage, signage, gates, fencing, and new electrical service, lighting, and poles for use by the district. This referendum-funded site work significantly changes site circulation and parking capacity and demonstrates ongoing investment in campus infrastructure. Site-civil and security vendors should note Mathis as the civil incumbent and can position for related work like additional site lighting, traffic control, landscaping, or ADA improvements, as well as community concerns around recreational space replacement.
Contract Award
$177,777Jun 18, 2026Beach replenishment project
Contract Ratification
$38,000,000Oct 21, 2024The Board approved awarding a contract to Becker's School Supplies for resurfacing the playground used by the Preschool and Aftercare programs, at a cost of 119,987.50. The item notes that Becker’s submitted the lowest responsible quote from two vendors and is an approved vendor under state contract. This means the primary procurement decision for this resurfacing project has been made, and implementation will proceed with Becker’s as the contractor. For vendors, this is useful incumbent intelligence on facilities-related work in early childhood play areas and indicates the district is investing in outdoor spaces. Follow-on opportunities could include additional playground equipment, safety surfacing in other areas, inspections, or maintenance services in future years.
Contract Award
$119,987Jun 17, 2026Ventnor City School District approved a contract with Concrete Asphalt Services, LLC to complete sidewalk replacement around the perimeter of the building, at a cost of 88,980.50. The bid was publicly noticed on May 18, 2026 with an opening on June 2, 2026, and Concrete Asphalt Services was the only bid received. This indicates the district is actively addressing exterior infrastructure and safety around the main facility, with a defined vendor now in place. While the current procurement is decided, this provides insight into the scale of facilities upgrades and identifies an incumbent contractor that may be used on related work. Vendors in concrete, site work, ADA compliance, or project management can look for future bid cycles or complementary projects tied to the Long Range Facilities Plan.
Contract Award
$88,980Jun 17, 2026The board approved a 2026‑2027 IT services contract with SHI in the amount of $76,425.70, with costs split between two technology-related accounts. The services are procured under NJSBA ACES‑CPS contract E‑8801, indicating use of a cooperative purchasing vehicle for technology support. This confirms SHI as a key IT support partner for the district for the coming year and reflects a substantial recurring services spend. Competing IT firms, hardware/software vendors, and integration partners can use this as incumbent intelligence to time outreach around supplemental projects, security, network upgrades, or to position alternatives ahead of the next renewal cycle.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Atlantic County, New Jersey
52 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Weymouth Township School District
School177 students
Ventnor City School District
School495 students
Township of Weymouth
City2,614 pop.
Township of Mullica
City5,816 pop.
Township of Hamilton
City91,640 pop.
Township of Galloway
City37,813 pop.
Township of Egg Harbor
City687 pop.
Township of Buena Vista
City7,033 pop.
Town of Hammonton
City14,711 pop.
Somers Point School District
School763 students
Principle Academy Charter School
School471 students
Port Republic School District
School115 students
Pleasantville Public School District
School3,772 students
Northfield City School District
School947 students
Mullica Township School District
School620 students
Margate City School District
School317 students
Mainland Regional High School
School1,185 students
Longport Board of Education
School
Linwood City School District
School789 students
Hammonton School District
School3,326 students
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