Provision of Hook Lift & Roll Off Containers RFP
Sep 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
Purchase 10, 20, and 30-yard hook lift and roll off containers to be used for their bulk refuse program.
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Sep 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
Purchase 10, 20, and 30-yard hook lift and roll off containers to be used for their bulk refuse program.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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170311
Employee FTE
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380
Population
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45,097
Procurement Hell Score
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42 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of North Brunswick
The board addressed an extension request for GRMS Holdings. It reviewed applications for the BMS Sound Wall and a development at 1460 Livingston Ave, which included presentations on site plans, building elevations, and traffic impacts, alongside public commentary regarding environmental concerns like solar panel implementation and tree preservation. Additionally, the board conducted a Master Plan consistency review for 100 Fidelity Plaza, ultimately determining the proposed redevelopment plan was inconsistent with the Master Plan due to concerns regarding warehouse usage versus the need for recreation space.
The board discussed and approved several project proposals. These included funding for the Bayon Salterville car show, additional streetscape funding for Bayon, and a beautification project on Broadway. The board also approved the Bridgeton Fountain Plaza redevelopment and the hiring of a part-time marketing and social media specialist for the Bridgeton UEZ. Additionally, the Carney storefront facade improvement grant program was discussed and approved. The executive director provided updates on the UEE mission statement, ethics training for board members, and board bylaws.
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The board addressed two applications. The first was a memorialization for a property at 672 Livingston Avenue, involving use and bulk variances to construct a rear yard addition and covered porch for a building housing a single-family apartment and a barber shop. The second was a new application for 1313 Aaron Road, requesting a bulk variance to expand an existing residential memory care home with a one-story addition to accommodate more bedrooms, a nursing station, a physical therapy room, and a recreation area.
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