Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority

Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority, doing business as Jcmua, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal contract and grant awards since July 15, 2009. As a municipality, Jcmua primarily focuses on providing utility services to Jersey City, New Jersey. The authority's work with the federal government primarily involves infrastructure projects related to sewer systems and water management, demonstrating its expertise in urban utility maintenance and improvement. Jcmua has been awarded federal contracts, grants, and sub-awards for various projects, showcasing its capability to undertake both small-scale and large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

Jcmua has been awarded federal contracts for specific infrastructure projects. A notable example is a contract awarded on April 21, 2021, with the ID 140P2121C0010, for replacing the main line to the city sewer. This definitive contract, valued at $83,800.00, was awarded by a civilian agency, specifically the National Office of the Department of the Interior. The contract had an ultimate completion date of May 21, 2021, indicating a relatively short-term project. It's worth noting that this contract was not designated as a set-aside, suggesting that Jcmua competed in an open bidding process for this award. This contract demonstrates Jcmua's ability to secure and execute federal contracts for critical urban infrastructure improvements.

In addition to federal contracts, Jcmua has also received federal grant sub-awards, further demonstrating its involvement in federally funded infrastructure projects. Two significant sub-awards were granted through the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, acting as the prime grantee. One sub-award (ID: 34000123S34092821BERCUDJSJLE61) was for a sewer pipe replacement project and a Phase V Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) study. The other sub-award (ID: 3400012034092831ERCUDJSJLE61) involved a more extensive project to clean, reline, and replace sections of the Cross Town force main. This project included the replacement of approximately 700 linear feet of pipe with 45" centrifugally cast fiberglass-reinforced polymer mortar pipe (CCFRPM), slip line installation of about 2,400 linear feet of 45" CCFRPM into existing 54" prestressed concrete embedded cylinder pipe, and the installation of an air release chamber with valves and a temporary 48" force main. These grant-funded projects highlight Jcmua's capacity to undertake complex, large-scale sewer infrastructure improvements and its role in enhancing urban water management systems.