Furnish and Deliver One (1) New Screen Machine Might II Portable Trommel Shredder for Cape May County Facilities and Services Department
Date Issued: 11/09/2026
Due: 11/25/2026 - 2:00 PM
Purchasing Contact: Department of Purchasing Nikki Savkov Tel: 609-465-1127 Fax: 6094656875 nicole.savkov@co.cape-may.nj.us
Questions: Email To: purchasing@co.cape-may.nj.us, nicole.savkov@co.cape-may.nj.us
Commodity Type: Concrete, Flooring, Grounds Refinishing; Construction - Buildings and Facilities; Grounds Keeping; Hauling of Commodities; Heavy Equipment and Services; Highway & Grounds Maintenance Equipment; Supplies and Services; Machinery and Hardware; Industrial, Commercial, Services and Related Items; Miscellaneous Commodities and Services; Services, Miscellaneous (not otherwise identified)
Performance Period: N/A
Proposer's Conference: N/A
Notice to Bidders: Questions regarding these specifications must be directed in writing to Nicole Savkov via email at nicole.savkov@capemaycountynj.gov. Deadline for questions is Thursday, November 12th, 2026
Bid Package (Required Forms and Specification): Opportunity__Bid_2026 Spec 46_CompostScreener_2026-11-09_195037.pdf (downloadable from the county purchasing portal)
Furnish and Deliver One (1) New Screen Machine Might II Portable Trommel Shredder for Cape May County Facilities and Services Department
Date Issued: 11/09/2026
Due: 11/25/2026 - 2:00 PM
Purchasing Contact: Department of Purchasing Nikki Savkov Tel: 609-465-1127 Fax: 6094656875 nicole.savkov@co.cape-may.nj.us
Questions: Email To: purchasing@co.cape-may.nj.us, nicole.savkov@co.cape-may.nj.us
Commodity Type: Concrete, Flooring, Grounds Refinishing; Construction - Buildings and Facilities; Grounds Keeping; Hauling of Commodities; Heavy Equipment and Services; Highway & Grounds Maintenance Equipment; Supplies and Services; Machinery and Hardware; Industrial, Commercial, Services and Related Items; Miscellaneous Commodities and Services; Services, Miscellaneous (not otherwise identified)
Performance Period: N/A
Proposer's Conference: N/A
Notice to Bidders: Questions regarding these specifications must be directed in writing to Nicole Savkov via email at nicole.savkov@capemaycountynj.gov. Deadline for questions is Thursday, November 12th, 2026
Bid Package (Required Forms and Specification): Opportunity__Bid_2026 Spec 46_CompostScreener_2026-11-09_195037.pdf (downloadable from the county purchasing portal)
Competitive Contract 2026Spec39: Pending
Due in 20 Days
Date Issued 11/04/2026
Due: Date - Time 11/25/2026 - 2:00 PM
Requesting Agency: PARK/ZOO
Purchasing Contact: Department of Purchasing Allison Hansen Tel: 609-465-6879 Fax: Allison.hansen@capemaycountynj.gov
Questions: Email To: purchasing@co.cape-may.nj.us, Allison.hansen@capemaycountynj.gov
Commodity Type: Vending and Concession Services; Vending Machinery and Hardware; Industrial, Commercial, Services and Related Items; Recreational Equipment and Supplies; Advertising/Marketing Services; Miscellaneous Commodities and Services; Promotional Items
Performance Period: The initial term of the contract shall be for three (3) years with an option for two (2) additional one (1) year extensions at the same terms and conditions.
Proposer's Conference: There is no site visit scheduled for this Request for Proposals.
Notice to Bidders: Questions are due by Thursday, November 12, 2026 @ 4:00 P.M.
Opportunity Download Center: Competitive Contract Package (Required Forms and Specification) - Opportunity__Competitive Contract_2026Spec39_ZooConcessions_2026-11-04_203901.pdf (Download Size: 1,539.12 Kb)
Work includes 10 CY of erosion control sediment removal; 700 SF of construction signs; 10 CY of excavation, test pit; 110 SY of dense-graded aggregate base course, 6" thick; 10,752 SY of HMA milling, more than 6"x9"; 387 LF of 15" reinforced concrete pipe, Class V; 427 SY of concrete slope gutter, 8" thick; 1,013 SY of concrete sidewalk, 4" thick; 9,536 LF of traffic stripes, 6"; and associated works. See attached file.
Provider to deliver a countywide Station House Adjustment (SHA) program that complies with all relevant regulations and directives of the New Jersey Office of Attorney General (2020 NJ Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive, Establishing Policies and Procedures
to Promote Juvenile Justice Reform). The program will offer a diversion from the youth justice system. Also, the program will serve as a tool for schools to use in their discipline continuum.
Qualified provider to deliver a countywide intensive in-home supervision program which provides supervision and case management to pre and post adjudicated court-ordered county youths. The Intensive Supervision Program (ISP) will provide a community-based detention alternative to maintain appropriate youth in the community and provide the court with a range of options that match the supervision and service needs of youth in their communities.
Sole Source:If the solution is truly proprietary/specialized, ask Purchasing to use the NJ proprietary exception.
Coops:County of Cape May actively uses cooperative purchasing; lead with a cooperative contract the county can use and confirm eligibility to proceed through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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County of Cape May, NJ occasionally uses sole source for proprietary IT or highly specialized services under N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(dd). No dollar threshold was specified. Practical notes: coordinate early with Purchasing; be prepared to provide a proprietary justification; if criteria are not met, pivot immediately to a cooperative purchase to avoid delays.
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County of Cape May actively uses cooperative purchasing (it leads a county coop program) and its related utility authority has leveraged national co-ops, indicating comfort with this pathway. Reach out to your Starbridge contact through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform to gain access to the recommended cooperative path.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from County of Cape May
Development Review Committee Development Review Committee Meeting
Date: Oct 20, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee reviewed three development applications. The first application (S26-036) involved the construction of a new landfill gas beneficial project for RNG in Woodbine. The second application (S26-027) concerned the construction of an apartment over proposed restaurant storage in West Cape May. The third application (S26-038) covered the modification of an existing patio and the expansion of storage sheds at the Inn of Cape May. No adverse comments were issued by the committee for any of the reviewed projects.
Open Space Board Open Session Minutes
Date: Sep 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board received updates on the completion of a vacant parcel study and project construction status for various parks and municipal projects. The Director provided a financial statement overview. Discussion occurred regarding the annual inspection of Open Space Park projects, with plans for upcoming deficiency letters and future land acquisition presentations. Additionally, the board approved the establishment of an ad-hoc Land Acquisition Subcommittee to conduct initial reviews of acquisition inquiries.
Cape May County Youth Services Commission Meeting Minutes
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Public-sector contacts connected to County of Cape May.
The commission approved a three-year plan with provisions for future executive and planning subcommittee adjustments. Updates were provided regarding the status of youth in detention and the impact of the SPAN program on reentry services. The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative reported on four strategic focus areas, including length of stay, racial disparity, admission metrics, and case processing delays. Various programs, including the Intensive Supervision Program, Station House Adjustment, and Strengthening Families, provided operational updates. The commission discussed pending New Jersey legislation regarding juvenile court venue changes and its potential negative implications for the county's judiciary and youth services. Additionally, an overview of summer police camp programming was reviewed.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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