Middlesex County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Middlesex County
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The board approved a five‑year contract for Amplify K–5 curriculum via TIPS contract 230807 at a cost of 605,000 per year. This indicates a districtwide adoption of Amplify as the core elementary curriculum platform beginning in the 2026‑2027 school year. The decision is made and Amplify is the incumbent for at least five years, but the implementation will require PD, integrations with SIS/LMS, assessment tools, and possible supplemental content. Vendors can pursue add‑on services such as teacher training, data analytics, accessibility tools, intervention programs, and integration services that complement or plug into the Amplify ecosystem.
Contract Award
$3,025,000Jun 23, 2026The board approved a contract with Rutgers UBCH (University Behavioral Health Care) for student mental health and support services valued at 847,000 for the 2026‑2027 school year. This represents a significant investment in external mental health supports for students. With Rutgers UBHC selected, the core service provider is fixed, but implementation and coordination with schools will be complex and ongoing. Vendors offering MTSS platforms, case management tools, telehealth integrations, SEL curricula, or staff training can pursue complementary roles that help the district and Rutgers coordinate services, track outcomes, and expand access.
Contract Award
$847,000Jun 23, 2026The board approved a contract for a new access control system at John Marshall School through HCESC-CAT-25-10 with Alen Security for 345,822. This points to a school security upgrade focused on controlled entry hardware, software, and possibly integration with existing camera or alarm systems. With Alen Security chosen, the immediate procurement is decided, but implementation, maintenance, and integration with districtwide safety platforms will follow. Security technology vendors can look at integration partnerships, districtwide standardization, future expansions to other campuses, and services such as monitoring, visitor management, or emergency communication that complement the access control system.
Contract Award
$345,822Jun 23, 2026Greater Brunswick Charter School approved a one-year renewal of its vended meal contract with Whitson’s Culinary Group for the 2026-2027 school year. The estimated contract value is 468,954 for breakfast, lunch, and snack services at specified per-meal rates. This indicates Whitson’s is the incumbent food service provider and will remain in place through at least the end of the 2026-2027 school year. Vendors in K-8 nutrition, nutrition education, POS/cafeteria software, or kitchen equipment can position for add-on services, compliance support, or future rebid/competitive phases as the current renewal period nears its end.
Contract Award
$468,954May 14, 2026The board approved a one-year renewal of its vended meal contract with Whitson’s Culinary Group for the 2026-2027 school year. The estimated total contract value is 468,954 based on per-meal prices of 2.56 for breakfast, 4.14 for lunch, and 1.18 for snacks. This confirms Whitson’s as the incumbent food service provider through the end of 2026-2027, so the primary procurement decision is made. However, the defined one-year term and explicit pricing give competitors insight into volume, pricing benchmarks, and renewal cycles for future bids or for pursuing ancillary services such as nutrition education or point-of-sale systems.
Contract Award
$468,954May 14, 2026The Board approved multiple contracts with Tanner New Jersey via ED Data cooperative bids to upgrade the middle school gymnasium. One contract provides wall padding for $21,973.03, another supplies bleachers for $107,122.56, and a third installs a partition for $20,444.67, all for the 2026-2027 school year. These upgrades represent a substantial capital investment to improve safety, seating capacity, and flexible use of the gym space. Athletic equipment, flooring, audio/visual, and facility design vendors can view this as evidence of a broader athletics and activities facilities enhancement program. It opens the door to offer complementary projects such as scoreboards, sound systems, storage, or future similar upgrades at other schools leveraging cooperative purchasing mechanisms.
Contract Award
$149,540Jun 18, 2026Road Expansion Project
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$5,000,000Oct 16, 2024Grant awards for energy-efficient HVAC equipment replacement projects at Mill Lake, Oak Tree, and Woodland schools
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$4,417,130Feb 14, 2024The board approved a preventive maintenance contract for temperature controls with Stark Tech Services under Ed Data contract 13238 for 82,325. This covers ongoing service of building automation and HVAC control systems across the district. Stark Tech is now the incumbent controls vendor, but control-system environments regularly require retrofits, control sequence optimization, integration with energy management platforms, and hardware/software upgrades. Vendors can engage either Stark or the district around advanced analytics, remote monitoring, IAQ sensing, or future controls projects in new or modernized facilities.
Contract Award
$82,325Jun 23, 2026The board approved a districtwide camera cleaning and maintenance contract with Talco Industries via Monmouth County contract F-16-2026 for 81,000. This covers routine servicing of the district’s security camera infrastructure across multiple schools. Talco is now the incumbent for this scope, but the work indicates a sizeable installed base of cameras and ongoing attention to video surveillance. Vendors can target Talco as a potential partner, and approach the district about camera replacements, VMS upgrades, storage solutions, analytics software, and integration with new access control and safety systems.
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Government Agencies in Middlesex County, New Jersey
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Woodbridge Township School District
School14,044 students
Township of Woodbridge
City19,839 pop.
Township of South Brunswick
City47,043 pop.
Township of Plainsboro
City24,084 pop.
Township of Piscataway
City60,804 pop.
Township of Old Bridge
City68,165 pop.
Township of North Brunswick
City43,905 pop.
Township of Monroe
City48,594 pop.
Township of Edison
City107,588 pop.
Township of East Brunswick
City49,715 pop.
Township of Cranbury
City4,063 pop.
Spotswood Public School District
School1,696 students
South River Public School District
School2,469 students
South Plainfield School District
School3,694 students
South Brunswick School District
School7,936 students
South Amboy School District
School1,202 students
Sayreville School District
School6,460 students
Piscataway Township School District
School7,333 students
Perth Amboy Public School District
School10,356 students
Old Bridge Township School District
School7,976 students
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