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Township of Franklin
Township is looking to clear and replant an area adjacent to Castleton Park known as Bartha Woods. The Township is also looking for 3 years of maintenance of the plantings and the clearing. There shall be a 10’ High Tensile Woven Wire Deer Fence installed per the illustrations in these specifications. Details for the deer fence shall be per the NJ Dept. of Agriculture attachment herein. The contractor shall be responsible to provide temporary fencing (snow fence 6’high) along the area of the parking lot and Easton Avenue near the sidewalk. This is for protection of the site while work is going on. The fence can come down on Easton Ave when the deer fence is installed. The parking lot can be removed at the completion of the project.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
Township of Franklin
Close: May 6, 2026
Township is looking to clear and replant an area adjacent to Castleton Park known as Bartha Woods. The Township is also looking for 3 years of maintenance of the plantings and the clearing. There shall be a 10’ High Tensile Woven Wire Deer Fence installed per the illustrations in these specifications. Details for the deer fence shall be per the NJ Dept. of Agriculture attachment herein. The contractor shall be responsible to provide temporary fencing (snow fence 6’high) along the area of the parking lot and Easton Avenue near the sidewalk. This is for protection of the site while work is going on. The fence can come down on Easton Ave when the deer fence is installed. The parking lot can be removed at the completion of the project.
AvailableTownship of Franklin
Work consists of emergency repairs and/or replacements of all sizes of water system mains on an as needed basis. Repairs shall include excavation, removal/repair/replacement of system components, backfilling, temporary restoration and cleanup. The contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, tools, materials, safety equipment and supplies required to complete the repair. All work shall be completed to satisfaction of the Township Engineer, or his designee. The contract shall be renewable for, one 12 month extension for a total contract of 24 months, should the Township choose to do so. The Township’s water system consists of 4” thru 42” mains comprised of approx 50% ductile iron with the balance being asbestos cement pipe class 200 and 150 and cast iron. Service connections are ¾” and 3 ½”. There is in excess of 75 miles of total mains at an approximate depth between 3 and 4 feet. There are approx 600 fire hydrants in the system.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
Township of Franklin
Close: May 6, 2026
Work consists of emergency repairs and/or replacements of all sizes of water system mains on an as needed basis. Repairs shall include excavation, removal/repair/replacement of system components, backfilling, temporary restoration and cleanup. The contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, tools, materials, safety equipment and supplies required to complete the repair. All work shall be completed to satisfaction of the Township Engineer, or his designee. The contract shall be renewable for, one 12 month extension for a total contract of 24 months, should the Township choose to do so. The Township’s water system consists of 4” thru 42” mains comprised of approx 50% ductile iron with the balance being asbestos cement pipe class 200 and 150 and cast iron. Service connections are ¾” and 3 ½”. There is in excess of 75 miles of total mains at an approximate depth between 3 and 4 feet. There are approx 600 fire hydrants in the system.
AvailableTownship of Franklin
Project work includes: milling of bituminous concrete, hot mix asphalt, reset utilities, sidewalk / curb ramp installation, concrete curb installation, granite block curb installation, clearing, grading, topsoil and seeding, traffic control, ashpalt price adjustment.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
Township of Franklin
Close: May 6, 2026
Project work includes: milling of bituminous concrete, hot mix asphalt, reset utilities, sidewalk / curb ramp installation, concrete curb installation, granite block curb installation, clearing, grading, topsoil and seeding, traffic control, ashpalt price adjustment.
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Sole Source: If sale is less than $17,500, use sole source.
Coops: Ask to purchase via Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, or a New Jersey State Contract. For IT, route through SHI or CDW-G on a co-op or State contract.
Township of Franklin, NJ adheres strictly to the Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:11).
Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Franklin
The Franklin Boulevard Redevelopment Plan aims to redevelop underutilized sites into 100% affordable, age-restricted rental residential housing. Its core principles include promoting affordable housing, revitalizing dilapidated areas, and fostering sustainability through green building and landscaping. The plan seeks to provide diverse housing options, prevent sprawl, and integrate small-scale commercial activity, aligning with community objectives for cohesive development.
The Board of Trustees discussed financial and operations reports, including a noted delay in statutory allocation from the township. The meeting featured a discussion regarding a proposed library telescope program in collaboration with the local astronomy club, outlining potential procedures for lending, liability, and storage. The board also reviewed correspondence and publications provided by library leadership.
The committee meeting covered a range of operational and financial updates. Discussions included legal services regarding easements and solar project agreements, a finance platform upgrade, and status reports on ongoing sewer rehabilitation projects and pump station repairs. The executive director provided a financial report, including cash positions and recent banking issues, while confirming that all projects are currently in good standing. Additionally, safety training and inspection updates were shared, and new resolutions were reviewed concerning public bidding thresholds and odor control chemical purchases.
The committee held a public comment session during which a representative from the Kingston Greenways Association discussed local trail advocacy, the importance of protecting green spaces, and the need for youth outreach regarding environmental stewardship. The committee also reviewed multiple applications received for a vacant seat on the trails advisory board and discussed the process for making a recommendation to the council for the appointment.
The Board passed a resolution memorializing the master plan re-examination for the BI zone. Discussion items included a request for relief of a condition regarding parking for the Macedonia Church of God in Christ application, which was approved, and a request for a one-year extension for an expansion project at 58 Drive, which was granted. The Board also reviewed and moved on ordinances related to fair share affordable housing, specifically addressing inclusionary zoning districts and redevelopment designations. Additionally, the Board began a hearing regarding the Odin Dunn application, which was subsequently carried to a future date to allow for further review and submission of revised plans focusing on tree preservation.
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