Carbon Media Replacement RFP
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Nov 13, 2026
Replacement of carbon media in the two-vessel systems at Well #5 and Well #8, including new carbon supply and removal of spent carbon.
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Posted
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Nov 13, 2026
Replacement of carbon media in the two-vessel systems at Well #5 and Well #8, including new carbon supply and removal of spent carbon.
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City
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Williamstown
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Gloucester
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372 South Main Street
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08094
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Monroe Municipal Utilities Authority
The meeting addressed several operational and financial items, including the approval of resolutions for development projects such as the Blaze Mill Development and Malaga Meadows. The Board reviewed the Engineer's and Projects reports, discussing timelines for tank maintenance, DOT permits, and weather-related delays. Additionally, the Executive Director's report focused on updating the organizational chart, appointing an authorizing signator, and membership in the Interlocal Purchasing System. The Board approved the adoption of a procurement manual, the purchase of a security camera system, authorization for electrical and plumbing supply purchases, the acquisition of a new vehicle, and a chemical supply contract. An executive session was held to discuss matters protected by attorney-client privilege.
The board discussed a proposed ordinance regarding commercial property processed water usage and its feasibility within the critical water supply area. Engineering reports covered approvals for various project applications, including the Williamstown Fire House and the Heritage Dairy Store, as well as project updates for Sicklerville Road and the Corkery Tank. The board passed resolutions for equipment purchases, including a replacement pump, construction material bidding, electricity supply services, and a vehicle reconfiguration contract. Additionally, the meeting addressed administrative appointments and legal updates regarding specific property site work.
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The board adopted the 2026/2027 Water/Sewer Budget and Capital Budget. Key discussion topics included several engineering resolutions regarding residential and commercial development projects, specific developer agreements, and concerns regarding HOA responsibilities and long-term system maintenance liability. The board received an update on the ongoing tank painting project and its associated schedule delays. Additionally, the board approved the purchase of a mini skid steer and authorized amendments to the authority's by-laws. The members also addressed pending litigation, reviewed the current engagement with labor counsel, and discussed the necessity for future specialized sessions to manage personnel-related transitions.
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