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Nov 18, 2026
The County of Hunterdon seeks a provider of corporate health services, including occupational health.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Flemington
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Hunterdon
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
71 Main St
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
08822
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ride The Link
The Board addressed a variety of administrative and operational items, including updates on the Preliminary State Development and Redevelopment Plan, county budget preparations, and public health communications regarding avian influenza. Recognitions were presented to a local industry leader and two high school wrestling championship teams. Public comment sessions included discussions on lease concerns for a local recreation area and advocacy for a resolution supporting Ukraine. The Board authorized several purchasing contracts for tourism marketing, library furniture, 911 dispatch software maintenance, and emergency generator equipment, alongside establishing criteria for a municipal law enforcement equipment grant. Additionally, the Board made committee appointments and approved personnel actions and event permits.
The Board received various commissioner reports concerning county services, library programs, and veteran initiatives. Key actions included approving municipal parks and recreation grants, authorizing open space acquisition grants for several properties, and approving purchasing requisitions for a 9-1-1 system upgrade and IT software. The Board also handled personnel matters, authorized solicitations for material testing and geotechnical services, approved infrastructure projects such as bridge easements and pedestrian crossing signs, and granted permissions for community events and public awareness initiatives.
The board addressed a variety of administrative and operational matters, including reports on county department activities such as veterans' services, economic development, public works, and emergency communications. Proclamations were issued to recognize local champions, community organizations, and awareness weeks. The board authorized Community Development Block Grant funding for several municipalities, approved economic development grants, and accepted a grant for victim services. Contract awards were finalized for road and bridge maintenance materials and library lighting upgrades. Additionally, the meeting included personnel appointments, approval of labor agreements, and the scheduling of public hearings.
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