Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Jersey Water Supply Authority.
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
Authority-wide underground storage tank removal program and ancillary mechanical work.
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City
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Clinton
County
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Hunterdon
Address
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1851 State Rte 31
Zip Code
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08809
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Jersey Water Supply Authority
The board reviewed reports from the Executive Director and staff regarding reservoir storage capacity, ongoing pumping operations, precipitation data, and status updates on various capital projects including dam foundation grouting, culvert rehabilitation, and sluice gate refurbishments. Key actions included authorizing a financial contribution toward the preservation of a critical watershed parcel in Bethlehem Township, awarding a construction contract for airburst pipe replacement at the Manasquan Inlet/Outlet Tower, approving an uninterruptible service contract extension with New Jersey American Water Company, and authorizing a contract renewal with US Concrete Inc.
The meeting addressed various operational and administrative matters, including a status report on the current drought warning and reservoir storage levels. Key discussion topics included updates on capital projects such as sediment removal, sluice gate cleaning, and culvert rehabilitation efforts. The Board ratified the placement of the insurance program for the 2026-2027 term and authorized contract awards for aquatic plant management in the D&R Canal and herbicide and algaecide treatments at the Manasquan Reservoir. Additionally, the Board approved a construction contract for the rehabilitation of the Prallsville Culvert Pit and adopted the schedule of rates, charges, and fiscal year budgets for both the Manasquan and Raritan Basin systems.
Public-sector contacts connected to New Jersey Water Supply Authority.
The board meeting included the appointment of a new member, the Executive Director's report on drought warnings and precipitation deficits, and a discussion on reservoir levels and operations. Project updates were provided regarding earthquake inspection, capital projects such as the Spruce Run Dam Foundation, and Watershed Protection Programs. The board approved the 2025 Annual Report and authorized purchase agreements for chemicals for the Manasquan Water Treatment Plant.
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