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Government Projects in Cape May County

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The district approved a professional services contract with Cape Assist to provide professional substance abuse counselors and related services, coordinating with families and school officials. The agreement runs from September 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at 12500 per month, and 2500 per month for July and August 2026, funded by the Recovery High School Grant rental funds. This establishes Cape Assist as the incumbent provider for substance abuse counseling services tied to the district’s Recovery High School program. While the core counseling work is committed, other behavioral health, telehealth, data tracking, and program evaluation vendors can target complementary services, integration, and future rebid opportunities tied to this grant-funded initiative.

Contract Award
$125,000Jun 11, 2026

The Board agenda includes approval of an SFA agreement with Wildwood Crest School District to provide meals to North Wildwood School District for the 2026-2027 school year, alongside the approval of School Nutrition Program pricing (free student meals, with specified prices for staff meals, milk, and extra items). This effectively sets the district’s food service delivery model and pricing for the coming year, indicating that Wildwood Crest will serve as the meal provider. Because the primary service relationship is defined, this is incumbent intelligence rather than an open competition. Vendors in kitchen equipment, point-of-sale systems, menu software, compliance reporting, and nutrition education can still find value in knowing the structure and pricing of the district’s program to offer tools that support compliance, financial tracking, or student wellness initiatives around the existing SFA arrangement.

Contract Award
$68,937Jun 22, 2026

The board approved a 60000 contract with Cape Assist for mental health counseling services for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement includes 2.5 days per week of services plus supplies, funded through the Opioid Grant. This contract positions Cape Assist as an ongoing mental health partner focused on opioid-related and broader counseling needs. Although the primary counseling services are spoken for, there is scope for complementary mental health curricula, digital screening and referral tools, teletherapy platforms, and program measurement that can integrate with Cape Assist’s work and the grant’s objectives.

Contract Award
$60,000Jun 11, 2026

The district approved a Memorandum of Understanding with BestLife Counseling Services for the 2026-2027 school year in the amount of 40656. The specific scope is not detailed, but the MOU is likely for school-based counseling and mental health support services. This formalizes BestLife as another key mental health partner alongside Cape Assist, signaling a comprehensive approach to student mental health and counseling. While the core services are committed, there is demand for case management, data tracking, and mental health curriculum tools that can integrate across multiple providers, and competitors gain insight into current vendors and spend levels for future opportunities.

Contract Award
$40,656Jun 11, 2026

The board approved a lease agreement with the Church of Christ in Cape May Court House to rent office and instructional space for Coastal Prep High School. The lease cost is 22000 for the 2026-2027 school year with monthly payments made as specified in the lease, funded under the Recovery High School Grant. This leased facility supports the district’s specialized Coastal Prep recovery high school program. While the lease itself is set, the dedicated space will likely need furnishings, classroom technology, security, and specialized supports appropriate for a small alternative high school setting, giving vendors in furniture, IT/AV, security, and behavioral support tools a defined environment to target.

Contract Award
$22,000Jun 11, 2026

The board approved a 2025-26 Joint Transportation Agreement with Hammonton Board of Education in the amount of 1937.25. While small in value, this agreement shows the district’s use of shared transportation arrangements with neighboring districts. This highlights regional coordination in student transportation that could expand in future years. Transportation management system vendors, routing software providers, and fleet optimization consultants can use this as a signal of openness to cooperative arrangements and position solutions that support joint routing, cost sharing, and compliance reporting.

Contract Award
$1,937Jun 11, 2026

Reconstruction of Second Avenue - 85th to 87th Street

Bidding Authorization
$251,118Oct 15, 2024

96th Street Recreation Complex Improvements - Contract 1 Playground Installation

Bidding Authorization
$218,315Oct 15, 2024

Production of educational beach safety videos

Bidding Authorization
$5,000Feb 1, 2024

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