Reconstruction and Resurfacing of Portions of Certain County Roads, Contract 2022A, Various Townships
Ocean County, New Jersey is seeking a contractor for the Reconstruction and Resurfacing of Portions of Certain County Roads, Contract 2022A, a comprehensive infrastructure improvement project spanning Jackson and Toms River Townships. The procurement involves milling and resurfacing approximately 8.4 miles of county roads, with a total contract duration of 180 calendar days. Key project elements include replacing corrugated metal pipes with reinforced concrete or ductile iron pipes, reconstructing concrete curbs, sidewalks, and ADA curb ramps, upgrading beam guide rail and end terminals, and modifying five signalized intersections to meet current MUTCD standards. The project also requires installing pedestrian signal assemblies, countdown heads, and additional traffic signal heads to upgrade existing pedestrian facilities and traffic signal infrastructure. The bid is due on May 14, 2024, and will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder whose proposal fully conforms to all specified requirements, with the county reserving the right to reject all bids.
The contract is wholly state-funded and subject to New Jersey's Small Business Enterprise (SBE) and Equal Employment Opportunity requirements, though no specific SBE subcontracting goals are mandated. Contractors must demonstrate good faith efforts in workforce diversity and employment practices, comply with prevailing wage rate requirements, and be prepared for potential price adjustments for fuel and asphalt. Bidders must submit a comprehensive set of documents through the OpenGov platform and DocuSign, including a Signature Page, Non-Collusion Certification, Affirmative Action Questionnaire, Statement of Ownership, and Disclosure of Investment Activities. While a specific contract value is not explicitly stated, the extensive scope of work suggests a significant infrastructure investment. Contractors will need to have robust capabilities in road reconstruction, traffic signal installation, and municipal infrastructure improvements, with a strong emphasis on technical proficiency, compliance with local regulations, and ability to execute a complex, multi-faceted public works project.
New Jersey 5/14/24, 11:00 AM 2/19/25, 2:15 AM Reconstruction and Resurfacing of County Route 539 from Horicon Avenue to Route 528, Manchester, Jackson, and Plumsted Townships
Ocean County is seeking a contractor to complete the Reconstruction and Resurfacing of County Route 539, spanning approximately 7.60 miles through Manchester, Jackson, and Plumsted Townships. The procurement involves comprehensive roadway infrastructure improvements, including 2" milling and resurfacing, installation of High Friction Surface Treatment, centerline rumble strips, concrete curb and sidewalk reconstruction, ADA curb ramp upgrades, and traffic stripes and markings. The project specifications require contractors to comply with state regulations, prevailing wage rates, and equal employment opportunity provisions. The contract duration is set at 85 calendar days, with potential winter shutdown periods between December 15th and March 1st. The original bid release date was Wednesday, April 6, 2022, with the submission deadline set for Tuesday, April 26, 2022, though the current posted due date is May 31, 2023.
The procurement appears to have provisions supporting small business enterprise participation and includes affirmative action requirements. Contractors must be prepared to provide a three-year maintenance bond for the High Friction Surface Treatment and demonstrate compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed, the project seems to encourage diverse contractor participation through its comprehensive guidelines. The project will be funded through state aid, suggesting potential opportunities for local and regional contractors. Though a specific budget range is not provided, the extensive scope of work spanning 7.60 miles of roadway reconstruction indicates a significant infrastructure investment. Contractors will need to demonstrate technical expertise in road reconstruction, ability to manage complex multi-township infrastructure projects, and capability to meet stringent state and local engineering specifications.
New Jersey 5/31/23, 11:00 AM 2/20/25, 12:48 AM ROAD DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
The Township of Toms River, located in Ocean County, New Jersey, is seeking bids for a comprehensive Road Drainage Improvements Project focused on enhancing storm sewer infrastructure. The procurement involves furnishing and installing 27 check valves at various municipal locations, with 13 primary line items for inline check valves ranging from 4" to 36" in size and quantities between 1 and 38 units per size. Key project deliverables include reconstructing inlets, replacing damaged pipes, and strategically installing tide valves to manage potential tidal backflow and flooding risks. The bid was released on May 9, 2025, with electronic responses due by May 21, 2025, at 10:00 am. Bidders will be evaluated based on being the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with mandatory submission requirements including a price certification, bid guarantee, corporate resolution, and various compliance forms. The evaluation will consider technical capabilities, adherence to state and local regulations, and the ability to meet specific infrastructure improvement objectives.
The contract appears to have no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises, though bidders must comply with affirmative action requirements and equal employment opportunity guidelines. Prevailing wage laws will be in effect, and the total project budget includes a maximum of $20,000 allocated for site clearing and mobilization. The contract is subject to fund availability and may be terminated if sufficient funding is not secured. While no incumbent vendors are explicitly mentioned, the project involves detailed storm sewer infrastructure mapping prepared by Consulting & Municipal Engineers, suggesting potential collaboration or previous technical assessment. The comprehensive mapping includes annotations of existing pipe types, sizes, and proposed tide valve locations across multiple township neighborhoods. The overall project budget and potential contract value are not explicitly stated, but the detailed scope and multiple line items indicate a significant municipal infrastructure investment aimed at improving drainage and flood mitigation capabilities.
New Jersey 5/21/25, 10:00 AM 6/4/25, 2:22 PM Drainage Improvements to Osborne Avenue and Lake Avenue, Borough of Bay Head and Borough of Point Pleasant Beach
Ocean County is seeking a contractor to complete drainage improvements on Osborne Avenue and Lake Avenue in the Boroughs of Bay Head and Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. The project involves comprehensive drainage infrastructure work, including roadway milling, asphalt paving, pipe installation, concrete work, and traffic control. Specific deliverables include installing approximately 170 linear feet of 30" reinforced concrete pipe, 473 linear feet of 36" HDPE pipe, two manholes, five type "B" inlets, and 490 linear feet of 16" PVC force main. The project requires 49 line-item construction activities such as pipe installations, inlet and manhole work, concrete sidewalks and driveways, traffic markings, and site restoration. Proposals were due on September 14, 2021, at 11:00 am, with the contract to be completed within 90 calendar days, including a mandatory winter shutdown between December 15th and March 1st. Bidders must submit electronic bids through the County's ProcureNow Electronic Bid Portal and provide a 10% bid security not exceeding $20,000.
The procurement requires bidders to comply with multiple state regulations, including the Public Works Contractor Registration Act, Prevailing Wage Act, and mandatory equal employment opportunity requirements. Contractors must be registered with the state and provide business registration certificates and non-debarment certifications. While no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises are explicitly mentioned, the bid emphasizes compliance with standard equal opportunity guidelines. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, with the County reserving the right to adjust quantities up to 20% and reject any or all bids. Specific pricing is provided for each line item, including preset rates for uniformed traffic directors at $75 per hour and a fuel price adjustment allowance. Performance and payment bonds will be required from the successful contractor. While a specific budget range is not disclosed, the comprehensive nature of the project and the extensive list of line items suggest a significant infrastructure investment by Ocean County.
New Jersey 9/14/21, 11:00 AM 2/20/25, 3:46 PM Traffic Safety Improvements along County Route 527 from C. R. 571 to Cox Cro Road, Township of Toms River
Ocean County is seeking a qualified contractor to execute Traffic Safety Improvements along County Route 527 from C.R. 571 to Cox Cro Road in the Township of Toms River, New Jersey. The project involves constructing two new traffic signals, reconstructing curb ramps, creating pedestrian refuge islands, removing and installing striping and markings, and installing raised pavement markers. The contract will be executed under local public contracts law and follows the New Jersey Department of Transportation's 2019 Standard Specifications. The total contract time is 164 calendar days, with a mandatory winter shutdown period between December 15th and March 1st. Proposals must be electronically submitted through the County's ProcureNow Portal, with a required proposal bond of 10% of the total bid amount (not exceeding $20,000). Contractors must demonstrate technical capabilities in utility coordination, environmental protection, traffic control, and specialized electrical and signal infrastructure installations. The county will award the contract to the lowest responsible bidder whose proposal fully conforms to the contract documents.
The procurement appears to have no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises, though prevailing wage rates will apply to the project. Bidders must possess comprehensive qualifications in traffic infrastructure construction, including expertise in traffic signal systems, image detection sensors, GPS units, and battery backup systems. The project requires detailed technical proficiency in electrical and signal infrastructure installations, with precise technical requirements for each component. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated, the requirement of a proposal bond suggests a substantial project investment. Contractors will need to demonstrate capability in complex infrastructure improvements, with a focus on enhancing traffic safety through advanced technological and engineering solutions. The project represents a significant local infrastructure investment aimed at improving transportation safety in the Toms River area of Ocean County.
New Jersey 10/18/22, 11:00 AM 2/20/25, 9:06 AM