Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Township of North Brunswick.
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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work consists of the rehabilitation and repainting of a 5.0 mg welded steel standpipe potable water storage tank including replacement of interior and exterior tank coatings, improvements to existing tank accessories.
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Census ID
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170311
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
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 meeting included a discussion on redevelopment options and next steps for the Livingston Avenue Corridor. The board evaluated the potential redevelopment of Block 140.01 Lot 6.0402 (1511 Route 1) and approved a resolution to authorize a preliminary investigation into designating the site as a Non-Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment. Additionally, the board initiated a discussion regarding the potential designation of the entire Livingston Avenue corridor as an Area in Need of Rehabilitation.
The agency discussed the status of a redevelopment study area involving an abandoned property, reviewed the potential designation of the Livingston Avenue Corridor as an Area of Rehabilitation, and explored strategies for public engagement. The board reviewed and adopted Resolution 05-2026, which requests that the Mayor and Council authorize the Planning Board to investigate whether specific identified properties qualify as a non-condemnation Area In Need of Redevelopment. Additionally, the board discussed ongoing efforts with property owners regarding potential redevelopment sites and addressed public concerns regarding transparency and meeting accessibility.
Public-sector contacts connected to Township of North Brunswick.
The meeting involved the approval of an extension for the GRMS Holdings project and an amendment for Pioli Properties. The Board also approved preliminary and major site plans for warehouse construction projects at 30 Silverline Drive and 1460 Livingston, while the application for the Bristol Meyers Squibb soundwall was postponed. Additionally, the Board addressed a public inquiry regarding the availability of data concerning existing warehouse occupancy in the region.
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