Well No. 7 ASR Redevelopment RFP
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Aug 20, 2026
Sep 10, 2026
Redevelopment of ASR Well No. 7 and furnishing and installing of a new well pump.
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Posted
Aug 20, 2026
Sep 10, 2026
Redevelopment of ASR Well No. 7 and furnishing and installing of a new well pump.
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Mount Laurel
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Burlington
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1201 South Church St
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08054
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mount Laurel Township Municipal Utilities Authority
The board addressed several key operational and financial matters, including the passage of a resolution honoring a staff member's service. Updates were provided on the library pump station project, for which a contract was awarded, and capital construction projects, such as the dewatering project at the Hartford Rd plant. The meeting included a closed session regarding litigation. Key approvals covered a change order for pump station monitoring, acceptance of a sewer rehabilitation project, and revisions to emergency contracts for water supply facilities. Additionally, the Authority's budget for the upcoming fiscal year was approved, noting no base rate increases and increased contributions to the township. The board also adopted a new water conservation plan, approved various financial requisitions and reports, and received reminders regarding upcoming financial disclosure filings.
The meeting addressed operational issues concerning sewer force main repairs on Union Mill Road and the implementation of a new internal reporting system for break notifications. The Board reviewed the engineer's status report, which included upcoming road closures for an air release valve project. Several contracts and resolutions were approved, covering emergency maintenance programs, project acceptances, maintenance bond releases, and change orders for facility upgrades. Financial actions included the approval of the treasurer's report, accounts payable vouchers, and various payments from the acquisition, construction, and renewal and replacement accounts. Additionally, the Board discussed a township ordinance regarding parking restrictions at the water treatment plant.
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The board approved the release of performance bonds for water and sewer improvements at the Ramblewood Apartment Clubhouse. Engineering updates included progress on the Library Pump Station Upgrade and a preliminary design for a new locker room utilizing space from a decommissioned blower building. Three change orders were authorized for infrastructure projects, including the Hartford Road WPCF Dewatering building, Well #6 redevelopment, and water main replacements at Leadenhall Road and Kettlebrook Drive. Additionally, the board approved a separation agreement, a modification to the Renewal and Replacement Reserve Fund, the Authority's budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and various financial requisitions, vouchers, and payment plans.
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