Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Neville Township.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Work includes replacement of new mast arm/strain signal poles, vehicle/pedestrian signal heads, conduit and wiring, a controller cabinet, an uninterruptible power supply, radar/camera detectors, pavement markings, street signs, pedestrian amenities, traffic control, and all necessary appurtenances and restoration for said construction.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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174199
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
5
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
1,052
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Neville Township
The board reviewed reports from the township engineer concerning MS4 stormwater programs, active land development projects, traffic signal improvements, and park grant updates. The solicitor discussed the upcoming county-wide property reassessment. Commissioner reports highlighted infrastructure maintenance, police activity including a warning regarding regional fraud trends, and ongoing park improvements. Action items included the approval of a land development application for AKB Holdings, various utility and stormwater agreements for industrial and commercial projects, the execution of roadway restoration agreements, and the certification of the 2027 minimum municipal obligations for police and service employee pension plans. Public comments focused on local events, property tax assessments, park facility maintenance, and potential funding sources for community projects.
The board discussed several items including the Planning Commission's report on land development, a review of a Vacant Property Recovery Program application, and the status of the 2025 audit regarding utility billing reports. The manager outlined the 2027 budget schedule and provided updates on completed server upgrades and the status of the Website ADA Compliance Project. The discussion also covered pension obligations, a resolution regarding a stairlift at a public facility, and event planning for upcoming fall community activities. Additionally, the board inquired about progress regarding grants and developments at Riverfront Park.
Public-sector contacts connected to Neville Township.
The commission reviewed and recommended approval for the Preliminary and Final Land Development Application of AKB Holdings for 5200 and 5250 Grand Avenue, subject to addressing outstanding items in the Township Engineer's letter. Additionally, the commission tabled the Preliminary and Final Land Development Application for the 6410 Grand Avenue project, pending the resolution of items noted in previous engineer review letters and further consideration of variances versus existing non-conformances.
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