Client Choice Pantry (Request for Proposals)
Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Work includes operation and management of a client choice pantry.
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Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Work includes operation and management of a client choice pantry.
Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
The County of Hudson is soliciting sealed proposals for mobile laundry and hygiene services for individuals experiencing homelessness on behalf of the Hudson County Department of Health and Human Services. Proposals are due to the Hudson County Division of Purchasing at 567 Pavonia Avenue, 3rd Floor, Jersey City, New Jersey, by August 25, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. The notice directs vendors to register on the Hudson County Purchasing Portal to download the RFP and is a procurement for services, not a grant program.
Aug 3, 2026
Closes
Aug 18, 2026
Final paving project.
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170102
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The Hudson County Improvement Authority (HCIA) has awarded a five-year Qualified Management Contract to Kemper Sports Management, Inc. for the operation and management of Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West. The contract is effective from October 1, 2023, to October 1, 2028, for a total amount not exceeding $406,216.00. This award follows a competitive contracting process, as detailed in Resolution 8-2023-8, where Kemper Sports Management, Inc. was selected based on an evaluation of proposals from two firms.
This Qualified Management Contract, effective October 1, 2023, is between Hudson County Improvement Authority and Kemper Sports Management, LLC for golf course management services. Spanning up to five years, the agreement outlines the Company's responsibilities for operating and managing the Sky Way Golf Course Facility, including maintenance, food and beverage services, marketing, and financial oversight. The Authority will pay annual management fees for each contract year, with specific amounts detailed for five years, covering the Company's services, while other operational costs are managed through separate budgets. The contract also includes standard provisions for budgets, personnel, insurance, indemnification, and dispute resolution.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hudson County
The board discussed various administrative and financial resolutions. Key topics included reappointments to the Economic Development Strategy Committee, submission of an annual action plan to HUD, acceptance of several grant funds including those for food security, the FIFA World Cup, clean communities, and human services, and the authorization of various service contracts and purchasing agent awards. The board also reviewed specific contractual issues, including engineering services for the Willow Avenue Viaduct and Hudson Tunnel Project, environmental engineering services for Braddock Park, procurement of IT and AV consultants, and bond offerings for vocational and college infrastructure projects.
The board discussed fiscal matters, including the County Executive's budget presentation, the establishment of Cap Banks for the 2026 budget, and bond ordinances for park improvements. Key policy discussions focused on amending rules for public comment, specifically regarding the handling of agenda items during meetings. Additionally, the board authorized several resolutions concerning appointments to local planning councils, various grant applications for health and public safety programs, and professional services contracts for medical support at county warming and cooling centers.
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The meeting included a commendation for Kevin Brown's years of service. Several resolutions were discussed, including an application for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant, the allocation of funds from the New Jersey Governor's Council on Substance Use Disorder Grant to Hudson Pride, and the approval of various purchasing agent awards. A significant portion of the meeting involved an in-depth discussion and critique of a contract with the Hudson County Schools of Technology for an Employment Pathways Scholarship program, with commissioners expressing concerns about program effectiveness, student placement, and job readiness. Additionally, the board discussed qualifying professional consulting firms for historic architectural engineering services, various capital improvements for the Department of Roads and Public Property, and the establishment of restricted parking spaces in Bayonne and Hoboken.
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