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The Board approved a contract with Honeywell International on June 10, 2026 for up to $24,500,000 to provide and install energy conservation measures described in the district’s Energy Savings Plan. The resolution also authorizes submission of required educational and schematic plans to the NJ Department of Education, planning boards, and NJDEP, and allows Honeywell and Spiezle Architectural Group to pursue construction approvals and bid or procure subcontractors. This represents a major capital program covering HVAC, lighting, controls, and potentially solar PV under the Energy Savings Improvement Program. While Honeywell is the prime ESCO, there will be significant subcontracting opportunities for trades, solar/EVC installers, controls vendors, commissioning agents, and maintenance providers. Vendors can position to partner with Honeywell or Spiezle, or offer owner-side services like project management, QA, and training as the district executes this $24.5M scope.
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$24,500,000Jun 10, 2026The Board approved an agreement with Honeywell International for construction of an ECM 6 – Solar PV project as part of the Energy Savings Improvement Program. An initial funding allocation of 496350 is authorized for the first stage of the solar project to qualify for the Safe Harbor Solar Incentive Program, with further funding contingent on Local Finance Board approval and bond issuance for the remaining project costs. This signals a phased solar PV installation on district facilities under Honeywell’s ESIP umbrella, with a clear incentive-driven timeline. Solar EPCs, racking and inverter suppliers, monitoring providers, and O&M firms may find subcontracting opportunities under Honeywell, while advisors can help the district optimize Safe Harbor timing, interconnection, and long-term performance. The contingency on additional bonding also suggests financial and legal advisory needs as the project scales beyond the initial phase.
Contract Award
$496,350Jun 10, 2026The district has awarded contract CBOE 2627-26 to Bingham Communications, Inc. for Public Address (PA) System Replacement from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, in an amount not to exceed $254,215. Two bids were received (Bingham Communications and Coskey Electronic Systems), and Bingham was deemed the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, indicating a competitive, compliance-checked procurement for school communication infrastructure. While the primary award decision is complete, this signals that multiple school PA systems will be replaced or upgraded over the coming year, which can drive follow-on needs like network integration, emergency notification tie-ins, classroom audio, training, and ongoing maintenance. Vendors in low‑voltage, safety communications, and EdTech integration can target Bingham for subcontracting or the district for complementary solutions such as bell/intercom scheduling, alerting apps, or integration with security and fire systems.
Contract Award
$254,215Jun 23, 2026Camden City School District has awarded CBOE 2627-23 to MetComm.Net for Maintenance & Repair Services for Interactive Whiteboards, Smart Boards, ViewSonic/BENQ interactive panels, and audio‑visual systems from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, not to exceed $185,000. The RFP drew two responses (Green Digital LLC and MetComm.Net), and MetComm.Net’s proposal was deemed compliant and selected; the agreement includes two optional renewal years through June 30, 2029. This confirms a sizable installed base of interactive displays and AV equipment districtwide and a defined budget for keeping it operational, which will drive ongoing service tickets, parts needs, and possibly refresh decisions over the contract term. Vendors can approach MetComm.Net for subcontract roles or the district for complementary services such as teacher training, interactive content, lifecycle planning, or future panel upgrades when the district reviews renewal options.
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$185,000Jun 23, 2026The Board approved a purchase from Vivacity Tech PBC for student Chromebooks, including licenses and warranties, totaling 183,050 through the NASPO-NJ-HP state contract. This indicates a continued investment in 1:1 or near‑1:1 student device access and a commitment to maintaining up‑to‑date student hardware. The primary device vendor and contract vehicle are already set, but the district will need ongoing services around deployment, device management, repairs, and instructional integration. Competing EdTech and services providers can focus on complementary solutions like classroom software, accessories, repair programs, asset management, and teacher training that work alongside the Vivacity devices.
Contract Award
$183,050Jun 15, 2026The district has appointed SmithCo Engineering Group, Inc. to provide professional environmental engineering services for the 2026–2027 school year under a professional services contract not to exceed $150,000. As a professional service under N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-5(a)(1), the appointment is exempt from public bidding, and hourly rates are set in the attached agreement. This makes SmithCo the go‑to environmental consultant for issues such as environmental assessments, remediation, compliance, and possibly sustainability initiatives on district properties. Vendors in related fields—hazmat remediation, environmental testing, monitoring, or green-building upgrades—can pursue subcontracting opportunities with SmithCo or position solutions that complement the engineering scope, especially around project implementation following SmithCo’s assessments.
Contract Award
$150,000Jun 23, 2026Trash Removal Contract
Bidding Authorization
$20,973,988Jun 25, 2024MSW Cell 5 Construction Project
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$2,800,049Apr 17, 2024The Board approved a contract with Professional Medical Staffing to provide nonpublic nursing services to Gloucester Catholic for the 2026-2027 school year. The contract is set at 69 per hour, with an approximate annual value of 99,360, funded through Nonpublic Nursing Aid. This establishes Professional Medical Staffing as the incumbent nonpublic nursing provider while confirming available funding levels and service expectations. Health services vendors can use this information to benchmark rates and explore additional services such as health screenings, telehealth support, or emergency planning for both public and nonpublic schools.
Contract Award
$99,360Jun 15, 2026The board approved renewal of Genesis Educational Services for the 2026-2027 school year at a cost of 47774, confirming Genesis as the district’s student information system and related platform provider. This indicates continued reliance on Genesis for core student data, scheduling, grading, and possibly parent communication functions. The decision secures the SIS for at least another year, but also establishes a reference point for integration, analytics, reporting, and training add-ons. IT and EdTech vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence to time future SIS migrations, offer complementary tools that integrate with Genesis, or prepare for a competitive event when the district next re-evaluates its SIS stack.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Camden County, New Jersey
85 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodlynne School District
School422 students
Winslow Township School District
School5,024 students
Waterford Township School District
School934 students
Voorhees Township School District
School3,107 students
Township of Winslow
City39,907 pop.
Township of Waterford
City10,439 pop.
Township of Voorhees
City31,069 pop.
Township of Pennsauken
City37,074 pop.
Township of Haddon
City15,407 pop.
Township of Gloucester
City66,034 pop.
Township of Cherry Hill
City78,988 pop.
Township of Berlin
City7,489 pop.
Stratford School District
School896 students
Sterling Regional School District
School895 students
Somerdale School District
School448 students
Runnemede Public School District
School836 students
Pine Hill School District
School2,010 students
Pennsauken Township Board of Education School District
School4,880 students
Oaklyn Public School District
School272 students
Newfield Boro School District
School
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