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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
disposition of approx. 1.28 acres of excess property.
Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Jan 21, 2027
Proposals from qualified and experienced developers or development teams (the "Respondent") to develop approximately 11 acres of land owned by NJ TRANSIT comprising a commuter park-and-ride lot directly adjacent to the Liberty State Park Light Rail Station across Communipaw Avenue (the "Site").
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Dec 22, 2026
Work that generally consists of, but is not limited to the installation of two (2) 12,000-gallon diesel aboveground storage tank systems including delivery pumping system and fuel filtration system.
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City
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Newark
County
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Essex
Address
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One Penn Plaza East
Zip Code
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07105
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Board meetings and strategic plans from NJ Transit
The Operations and Customer Service Committee meeting featured public comments concerning elevator reliability at HBLR stations, the need for software updates for countdown clocks, concerns over station closures at New Brunswick and Trenton, bus cleanliness, and a request for improved signage at Watsessing Avenue. Discussion also covered Sunday Newark Light Rail headways and the inclusion of specific bus terminals in performance reports. Board members discussed the role of the customer advocate and requested updates on specific station repair projects. Staff presented a rail operations report indicating a 91% on-time performance for September.
The board meeting included leadership appointments, specifically the new Senior Vice President and General Manager of Rail Operations. Reports were provided regarding digital customer service enhancements, including website updates and the expansion of bus Wi-Fi. Public comments addressed service frequency on light rail lines, elevator reliability, and the need for transit improvements in South Jersey. The board approved various action items, including consultant contracts, a locomotive engine overhaul, IT service agreements, the initiation of rulemaking for human trafficking awareness training, the submission of the Title VI program, and the approval of a labor agreement.
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The board discussed operational reports, including recognitions of staff for exemplary service during severe weather and the FIFA World Cup tournament. Reports were presented by the Advisory Committee and the Senior Citizen and Disabled Residents Transportation Advisory Committee regarding budget proposals, grant programs, and transportation accessibility. Public comments addressed transit service reliability, mobile application accuracy, fare structures, and procurement processes. The board reviewed and approved several items, including the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget, capital funding authorizations, a credit agreement, and various infrastructure and service contracts, including those for the Kearny Substation and Sawtooth Bridges.
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