Borough Of Waldwick

Borough Of Waldwick is a U.S. local government entity (New Jersey municipality) that receives federal environmental grants as a sub-recipient, not as a prime contractor or prime grantee. The vendor operates exclusively in a sub-recipient role, accounting for 75% of its recent award footprint.

Borough Of Waldwick's federal footprint is confined to environmental protection work under EPA Region 2 oversight. Three recent sub-grant awards, dated June 23, 2025, flow from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection as the prime grantee and track to EPA Region 2 as the federal funding source. The work centers on potable water treatment: installation of granular activated carbon (GAC) units at six existing municipal wells to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFOS and PFOA). Combined potential value across all four awards in the source data is $7 thousand, with $6 million in obligated dollars — a 90,082% obligation-to-potential ratio indicating that the potential-value field carries reporting artifacts rather than ceiling estimates for this municipal water-infrastructure grant work.

Activity spans two decades with minimal frequency: one award in 2004 and three awards in 2025, indicating episodic federal funding tied to discrete water-quality infrastructure projects rather than sustained contracting relationships. The borough has no seat on federal contract vehicles, no prime contract awards, and no prime grant awards; all recent work arrives through state environmental agencies. As a municipality, Borough Of Waldwick does not compete under SBA set-asides and has no private-sector competitive posture within the federal contracting ecosystem. For business development purposes, this entity is a water-infrastructure end-user and grant sub-recipient, not a vendor capable of providing goods or services to other federal contractors or agencies.