Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lacey Municipal Utilities Authority.
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Posted
Oct 27, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Pump station upgrades phase 1.
Posted
Oct 27, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Pump maintenance and repairs.
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City
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Forked River
County
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Ocean
Address
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34 R. Kennedy Blvd. – P.O. Box 205
Zip Code
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08731
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lacey Municipal Utilities Authority
The board meeting focused on administrative and financial actions, including the adoption of resolutions to renew membership in the New Jersey Utility Authorities Joint Insurance Fund and to authorize execution of a cooperative pricing system with the County of Bergen. The board reviewed reports regarding engineering projects such as water tower rehabilitation, pump station upgrades, and generator installations, as well as a settlement agreement update. Additionally, the board processed financial reports for the month of July, granted several sewer charge adjustments for residents due to utility leaks, and approved the payment of vouchers.
The meeting addressed several resolutions and operational matters, including the declaration of emergency repairs at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Sandy Hook Drive and the award of contracts for AMI Smartpoint Radio Units and a Ford F-450 Mason Dump Truck. Approvals were granted for a Letter of No Interest for the Lacey Development Company, as well as tentative sewer and water approval for a QuickChek project and final approval for the Katsianis Brothers, LLC. Additionally, the Board authorized personnel changes for banking accounts and approved the payment of vouchers. Reports were provided on ongoing infrastructure projects including water tower, sanitary sewer, and pump station rehabilitations.
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The board conducted its annual reorganization, appointing officers and establishing committee assignments. Professional services were appointed for the year, including engineers, legal counsel, auditors, and various consultants. Discussions included financial reports on cash balances, authorization of engineering designs for Variable Frequency Drives for specific water wells, and the approval of sewer and water plans for the Harbor Run Major Subdivision. The board also reviewed utility billing adjustment requests, addressed financial variances, authorized the payment of vouchers, and approved an increase in compensation for board commissioners. Additionally, a closed session was held to discuss personnel matters and potential litigation.
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