Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Supply and delivery of Toshiba Variable Frequency Drive Parts (Toshiba Low & Medium Voltage Spare Parts Catalog).
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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
550 CY excavation; 550 CY NJ Dense graded aggregate; 1,500 SY geogrid reingorcement; tree removal and disposal.
Posted
Sep 27, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Project consists of Sanitary sewer rehabilitation.
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City
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Camden
County
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Camden
Address
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1645 Ferry Ave
Phone Number
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(916) 326-5800
Zip Code
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08104
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority
The meeting included an administrative report regarding a self-reported odor complaint and multiple resolutions. Key actions involved authorizing a public hearing for the 2026 revision of connection fees, approving payment for software licensing services, and executing an access agreement for a grant-funded tree planting initiative. The board also authorized right of entry agreements and sewer lateral repairs related to the Pennsauken Disconnect Project, tabled a contract amendment for the Cooper River Dredging project, ratified expense vouchers, and approved substantial disbursements from the revenue account. Additionally, the board entered a closed session to discuss litigation and contract negotiations.
The board discussed regulatory compliance concerns regarding PFAS, combined sewer overflows, and dissolved oxygen levels, noting potential long-term capital cost implications. Updates were provided on active construction projects, including in-house design and construction management efforts. The board adopted several resolutions concerning administrative and operational matters, such as the adoption of late and temporary budgets, approval of payroll and HR software subscriptions, adjustments to salary ranges, hiring, and the termination of participation in the New Jersey State Health Benefits Program. Additionally, the board authorized various contracts for engineering services, chemical supply, and park maintenance, as well as grant funding applications and the engagement of auditor services.
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The board conducted its annual reorganization by appointing a Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Treasurer. Administrative updates included a transition to posting legal notices on the authority's website and a review of environmental management goals for the past and upcoming years, specifically addressing odor complaints, chemical usage, and infrastructure design projects. New business resolutions included authorizing system maintenance contracts, elevator repair services, joining a regional employee benefits fund, issuing subordinate bonds, and amending change orders for manhole rehabilitation projects. Additionally, the board approved various engineering service contracts for environmental compliance and facility design.
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