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Active opportunities open for bidding
Town of Secaucus
The Base Bid of the project includes HMA overlay, concrete roadway removal, new concrete curb and gutter, installation of catch basins, concrete sidewalk & driveways, installation of ADA curb ramps, removal of trees, striping, decorative stamped crosswalks and restoration. Alternate Bid A includes additional decorative stamped crosswalks and striping.
Posted Date
May 22, 2026
Due Date
Jun 11, 2026
Release: May 22, 2026
Town of Secaucus
Close: Jun 11, 2026
The Base Bid of the project includes HMA overlay, concrete roadway removal, new concrete curb and gutter, installation of catch basins, concrete sidewalk & driveways, installation of ADA curb ramps, removal of trees, striping, decorative stamped crosswalks and restoration. Alternate Bid A includes additional decorative stamped crosswalks and striping.
AvailableTown of Secaucus
Concessionaire/town concession stand at the swim club.
Posted Date
Feb 12, 2026
Due Date
Apr 9, 2026
Release: Feb 12, 2026
Town of Secaucus
Close: Apr 9, 2026
Concessionaire/town concession stand at the swim club.
Town of Secaucus
1. 11 alcoholic beverage control board counsel; 1. 19 town veterinarian; 1. 21 secaucus board of health attorney.
Posted Date
Feb 4, 2026
Due Date
Feb 18, 2026
Release: Feb 4, 2026
Town of Secaucus
Close: Feb 18, 2026
1. 11 alcoholic beverage control board counsel; 1. 19 town veterinarian; 1. 21 secaucus board of health attorney.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $4,500 and the offer is proprietary or a specialized professional service, use sole source; otherwise pivot back to coops.
Coops: Lead with a cooperative purchasing path to bypass the $4,500 bid threshold.
Entity: Town of Secaucus, NJ. Viable but narrow—use only for proprietary technology or specialized professional services under NJ Local Public Contracts Law exemptions.
Process: Work with the end-user department and Purchasing (contact: Christine Smith) to prepare the justification memo.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Secaucus
The board addressed several resolution items and applications, including a denied variance request for an accessory structure. Approvals were granted for multiple variance requests at 450 Harmon Meadow Boulevard regarding loading spaces, signage, setbacks, landscaping, sidewalk width, refuse screening, and lighting ratios. The board also approved parking variances for 45 Enterprise Avenue and parking, loading, and screening variances for 215 County Avenue. Additionally, an application regarding a residential addition at 700 Chestnut Street was noted.
The board meeting included the review of resolutions and new applications. Resolutions were granted for a variance to demolish an old house and erect a new one-family house at 335 Mansfield Avenue, and for a variance regarding structure placement, parking, and open space at 60 Enterprise Avenue. New applications were presented for residential zoning variances and property additions, including the demolition and construction of a two-family house at 285 Julianne Terrace, additions and renovations to properties at 183 Franklin Street and 17 Allan Terrace, a porch, deck, and addition project at 24 Allan Terrace, and a rooftop deck construction at 789 Fifth Street.
The board addressed several variance applications. Decisions included granting a parking variance at 50 Hartz Way, a wall sign variance at 500 Plaza Drive, and a variance to construct a new single-family house at 216 Meadow Lane. An application regarding a second-story addition at 161 Front Street was adjourned. Additionally, the board considered new applications for a second-story addition at 161 Front Street, a new single-family house at 4 Kroll Terrace, and the construction of a garage at 709 Ninth Street.
The board addressed several zoning variance applications, including a change of use for a commercial space at 1309 Paterson Plank Road, a rear one-story addition at 1105 Stonewall Lane, and construction variances for a home expansion at 2 Kroll Terrace. Additionally, the board reviewed applications for a rear yard deck at 34 Fairview Avenue, a side two-story addition at 1074 Stonewall Lane, and the construction of a new duplex at 182 Centre Avenue.
The board addressed multiple zoning variance requests, including the approval of parking variances at 305 Paulanne Terrace, a second-story addition at 692 Third Street, and a revised addition for a two-family dwelling at 1074 Stonewall Lane. New applications were presented for various residential projects, including the construction of a new prefabricated home at 150 Louis Street, rear and second-story additions at 1065 Luhmann Terrace and 1111 Farm Road, the construction of a detached garage at 141 Huber Street, and a home footprint expansion at 20 Elizabeth Court.
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