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The board renewed its existing Food Service Management contract with Nutri-Serve Food Management, Inc. for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement includes a flat management/administrative fee of 79,388.75 and a total contract cost of 987,807.51, with a guaranteed breakeven, and is year 3 of a 5-year contract. For competing vendors and partners, this confirms Nutri-Serve’s incumbency through at least 2028, but also establishes renewal and potential rebid timing. Providers of kitchen equipment, point-of-sale systems, menu and nutrition software, or a la carte offerings can target Nutri-Serve for partnerships now and position with the district in advance of the next rebid cycle.
Contract Award
$987,807Jun 24, 2026On June 17, 2026, Chesterfield Township Board of Education approved the award of its 2026-2027 contract for substitute staffing services for paraprofessionals (CC/RFP #01-202627). Two firms responded, Delta-T Group North Jersey, Inc. and ESS Support Services LLC, with a cross-functional district committee evaluating technical, management, and cost criteria under New Jersey competitive contracting rules. ESS Support Services LLC scored highest (100/100) and was awarded the contract at a 27.9% markup rate with an estimated total value of 1112000 for the July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 term. This establishes ESS as the incumbent provider of substitute paraprofessional staffing, giving vendors insight into pricing, evaluation priorities, and district decision-makers for future paraprofessional or broader staffing contracts. Adjacent opportunities may exist for complementary special education, staffing technology, and training services that integrate with or support this implementation.
Contract Award
$1,112,000Jun 17, 2026The Burlington City Public School District approved Resolution #4094-26 to move forward with E-Rate funded network infrastructure upgrades through Core BTS dba NRI. The project covers purchase, installation, configuration, and support of wireless access points, network switches, structured cabling, and related licenses across the district at a total cost of $409,003.47. This indicates a major refresh of wired and wireless infrastructure is funded and an implementation partner is chosen. While the primary award decision is made, there may be follow-on opportunities around integration with classroom technologies, network monitoring, cybersecurity tools, and ongoing professional development for staff using the upgraded environment.
Contract Award
$409,003Jun 15, 2026The board approved the contract award for Bid No. 111-26 for driving simulators to the sole bidder, Virtual Drive Interactive, in the amount of 310,080. This indicates a sizable investment in driver education equipment, likely including multiple simulator units, software, and possibly installation or training services. This establishes Virtual Drive Interactive as the district’s driving simulator provider and reflects a commitment to technology-enhanced driver education. Vendors can view this as incumbent intelligence and a sign that Lenape Regional is receptive to safety, simulation, and related EdTech investments, creating potential for add-ons, maintenance, curriculum integration, or future replacement cycles.
Contract Award
$310,080Jun 24, 2026The Board approved Resolution #4098-26 awarding a contract under a New Jersey cooperative to TGG Floors to supply and install kitchen and cafeteria flooring at Samuel Smith Elementary School at a total cost of $220,225.92. In a separate item, Resolution #4099-26 updates an award to TGG Floors for media center flooring at Burlington City High School at a cost of $102,359.93, both through ESCNJ contract #65MCESCCPS, BID 23/24-14. These projects indicate active investment in flooring replacements at multiple sites using cooperative purchasing. While TGG Floors is the incumbent for these scopes, vendors offering furniture, acoustics, electrical, and technology integration in renovated spaces can look for associated work, and flooring vendors can track timing for future replacements in other buildings.
Contract Award
$322,586Jun 15, 2026The Board approved several out-of-district tuition contracts for special education students, including one student (26877) attending Archway Programs, Atco Campus, for the 2026-2027 school year with extended school year at 71467.20 tuition plus 54600 for an aide (total 126067.20), and two additional students (34320 and 32143) attending Archway at the same annual tuition of 71467.20 each starting July 6, 2026. Another homeless general education student’s placement to Pemberton Township Schools was also approved for 22030 tuition plus 600 transportation for 2025-2026. These contracts, funded in part by IDEA grant monies, confirm significant ongoing reliance on specialized out-of-district placements for high‑needs students, which can be costly and logistically complex. Vendors can position solutions that help districts build more in‑district capacity (program design, curriculum, related services, behavioral supports) or manage placement, transportation, and compliance more efficiently, while also noting the expenditure levels and providers (like Archway) as key special services partners in the region.
Contract Award
$245,564Jun 11, 2026Beyond the simulator purchase, the board approved Lynda Andrew as the district in-house driver trainer for the 2026-2027 school year and later awarded Bid 111-26 for driving simulators to Virtual Drive Interactive. Together, these actions show a coordinated effort to strengthen driver training, likely for bus drivers and possibly student driver education, using both human training and simulation technology. The primary trainer and simulator vendor are set, but this initiative may generate needs for curriculum content, assessment tools, data analytics, and ongoing trainer support. Vendors in driver safety training, simulator integration, and compliance tracking can view this as a foundation to offer complementary services or enhancements to the existing training ecosystem.
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$310,080Jun 24, 2026The Board approved acquiring new telecommunication equipment from RFP Solutions Inc. financed through a municipal lease-purchase agreement with Municipal Capital Finance. The principal amount is 95721.45, to be paid over five annual lease payments of 21649.02 with a 1.00 buyout at the end, indicating a district-wide phone or communications infrastructure refresh. The vendor and financer are selected and the financing schedule is set, so the primary procurement is complete. However, the rollout of new telecommunication systems often drives needs for network upgrades, endpoint devices, cabling, emergency communications integration, training, and ongoing support. Vendors can engage around implementation support, complementary IT infrastructure, E‑Rate‑eligible networking, and integration with safety, paging, and classroom communication systems.
Contract Award
$95,721Jun 11, 2026The district approved a three-year Magic School quote for its Magic School Enterprise platform and Learning Outcomes Module. The agreement runs from July 1, 2026 through July 1, 2028, with annual enterprise costs of $12,266.67 and the Learning Outcomes Module priced at $0 in Year 1 and $1,000 annually in Years 2 and 3. This shows a multi-year commitment to an AI-powered education platform focused on instructional support and learning outcomes. While Magic School is the primary vendor, the district’s adoption of AI in instruction opens opportunities for curriculum-aligned content, professional development on AI use, data privacy/compliance support, and integration with existing LMS and assessment systems.
Contract Award
$37,333Jun 15, 2026The Board approved the NRI Switch and Wireless Cabling Proposal for installation of new communications cabling and wireless access points at a total cost of $28,370.00. This appears to be a discrete infrastructure job, likely complementing the larger E-Rate Core BTS/NRI network upgrade. The work will improve connectivity and performance in targeted areas, and may require coordination with existing devices and instructional technology. Vendors that provide wireless design optimization, device deployment, or classroom technology integration could look for follow-on opportunities in buildings receiving new cabling and access points.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Burlington County, New Jersey
83 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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City687 pop.
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