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Government Projects in Cumberland County

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The Board approved Change Order #1 to the 2025 CTE Addition Project general contractor for the labor and materials to furnish and install a Welding Lab Fume Extractor System and a Construction Lab Dust Collection System. The change order adds 471350 to the contract with Arthur J. Ogren, Inc., bringing the total awarded contract value to 8532350. This indicates active build-out of specialized CTE lab spaces with industrial ventilation and safety systems, under an existing construction contract. While the primary contract is already awarded, vendors in lab equipment, vocational training systems, safety monitoring, and MEP engineering can pursue follow-on opportunities for outfitting these labs, ongoing maintenance, or future expansion phases.

Contract Admin
$471,350May 28, 2026

The board approved a contract with On-Course Systems for Education for student/staff information systems in the amount of 35865.91. This indicates the district has selected OnCourse as its SIS/HRIS platform and is funding the system for the coming year. While the primary system decision is made, this creates follow-on opportunities around implementation support, integrations, data analytics, training, and complementary EdTech tools. Other vendors can also use this as incumbent intelligence when proposing add-ons that plug into OnCourse or when tracking the renewal/upgrade cycle for future years.

Contract Award
$35,865Jun 11, 2026

The board approved a contract with Bridgeton School District for food service management support at 2500 per month, or 30000 annually. This indicates Fairfield is leveraging another district’s expertise or shared services arrangement rather than a commercial food service management company for operational support. The main decision is made, but this shared-services model may still leave needs in menu planning tools, POS systems, inventory management, compliance reporting, and nutrition education. Vendors can position solutions that integrate with the support Bridgeton provides, or prepare for future cycles if Fairfield later considers moving portions of food service management to a separate vendor.

Contract Award
$30,000Jun 11, 2026

The board approved a contract with Computer Services Consulting for emergency computer services valued at 27714. This suggests the district relies on an external IT services provider for urgent support, troubleshooting, or outages across its technology environment. Although the emergency services contract is already awarded, it signals ongoing IT support needs and the scale of technology reliance in the district. Other IT vendors can use this to time outreach around supplemental managed services, cybersecurity, infrastructure upgrades, or future rebids, as well as exploring subcontracting or specialized add-ons that complement the incumbent provider’s work.

Contract Award
$27,714Jun 11, 2026

Compass Academy Charter School approved a Related Services / Shared Service Agreement with Salem County Special Services School District for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement covers 0.1 FTE Occupational Therapy and 0.3 FTE Speech and Language therapy at a total cost of 54556.40. This indicates the district’s ongoing need for special education related services through external providers and identifies Salem County Special Services as the incumbent for these supports. Vendors in special education, teletherapy, or supplemental related services can use this as intelligence on current service levels, contract value, and potential future expansion or competition at renewal. The timing suggests that any changes or augmentations to services would likely be discussed closer to the end of the 2026-2027 school year or during subsequent budget cycles.

Contract Award
$54,556Apr 21, 2026

Compass Academy Charter School approved a shared services contract with Salem County Special Services School District for Child Study Team services for the 2026-2027 school year. The agreement is for 0.3 FTE at a value of $47,508.90, indicating outsourced special education evaluation and related services rather than in-house staffing. This is a decided award, but it signals that the charter relies on external providers for special education and Child Study Team support. Vendors offering specialized evaluations, related services (OT/PT/Speech), assistive technology, or supplemental special education programming can position themselves for complementary or future needs as the school’s enrollment and service demands change.

Contract Award
$47,508Mar 17, 2026

Directional drilling services

Bidding Authorization
$160,042Mar 27, 2024

Locating and marking of underground electric facilities

Bidding Authorization
$112,450Mar 27, 2024

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