Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Rockaway Valley Regional Sewage Authority.
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Oct 29, 2026
Procurement for the supply of Calcium Nitrate (minimum 58%) solution for odor and corrosion control.
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City
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Boonton
County
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Morris
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
99 Green Bank Rd
Phone Number
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(973) 263-1555
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
07005
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rockaway Valley Regional Sewage Authority
The board addressed several operational and administrative items. Key discussions included the resignation of Commissioner Patrick Laverty, and the approval of multiple contract amendments, including services with Valley Health System and Kleinfelder, Inc. for a PFAS pilot study and facility upgrades. The board authorized a change order for the Elevator Project, endorsed a Treatment Works Approval application for a site in the Township of Randolph, and approved financial resolutions concerning appropriation transfers, the cancellation of outstanding checks, and voucher payments. Legal counsel provided an update on ongoing PFAS settlement objections, and the engineer reported on current project statuses, including elevator operations.
The board meeting covered several key agenda items. The consent agenda included the approval of contracts for fire alarm and inspection services. The Executive Committee addressed the third amendment to the Kleinfelder Professional Services Contract and a settlement agreement with the NJDEP regarding an underground storage tank violation. The Infrastructure Committee secured approval for amendments and change orders related to the effluent flow meter project, backflow preventer replacement, and chemical building infrastructure improvements. The Sewer Use Committee discussed a request for additional gallonage and a wetlands waiver for Mine Hill. Finally, the board authorized the payment of vouchers and received a legal update concerning PFAS treatment cost negotiations, Judicial Consent Orders, and liability protections.
Public-sector contacts connected to Rockaway Valley Regional Sewage Authority.
The board meeting addressed several administrative and operational items. Actions taken included the approval of a contract for quarterly backflow device inspection and repair services, and the authorization of voucher payments. Reports were presented by the Executive Director, the Engineer, and legal counsel regarding ongoing projects like the elevator and chemical building stair and railing repairs, as well as regulatory discussions with the DEP.
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