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Township of Pennsauken
Township seeks the management and administration of the police department s off-duty detail on their behalf (commonly referred to as "extra duty").
Posted Date
Jul 16, 2026
Due Date
Aug 12, 2026
Release: Jul 16, 2026
Township of Pennsauken
Close: Aug 12, 2026
Township seeks the management and administration of the police department s off-duty detail on their behalf (commonly referred to as "extra duty").
AvailableTownship of Pennsauken
Work includes site clearing, excavation and earthwork, 385 LF construct playground curb, 15 LF construct county curb, 285 SY construct 4" thick concrete, detectable warning surface panel, supply and install regulatory/warning sign, 810 SY 6" thick 3/4" clean stone (playground), 285 SY dense graded aggregate, 4" thick (concrete), 1240 SY coarse aggregate aashto no. 2 stone, 6" thick (asphalt path), 2415 SY 4" thick topsoil and seed. See attached file.
Posted Date
Jul 14, 2026
Due Date
Aug 20, 2026
Release: Jul 14, 2026
Township of Pennsauken
Close: Aug 20, 2026
Work includes site clearing, excavation and earthwork, 385 LF construct playground curb, 15 LF construct county curb, 285 SY construct 4" thick concrete, detectable warning surface panel, supply and install regulatory/warning sign, 810 SY 6" thick 3/4" clean stone (playground), 285 SY dense graded aggregate, 4" thick (concrete), 1240 SY coarse aggregate aashto no. 2 stone, 6" thick (asphalt path), 2415 SY 4" thick topsoil and seed. See attached file.
AvailableTownship of Pennsauken
Work includes site clearing and soil and erosion control 1 ls, existing pump enclosure and equipment removal 1 ls, existing pump concrete pad removal 1 ls, trenching, 24" depth minimum 1 lf, trenching, 48" depth minimum 115 lf, 4" sdr 17 pvc pipe 120 lf, 6" sdr 17 pvc pipe 115 lf, new pump installation 1 ls, turf restoration 500 sq yd, start-up and training 1 ls.
Posted Date
May 28, 2026
Due Date
Jul 2, 2026
Release: May 28, 2026
Township of Pennsauken
Close: Jul 2, 2026
Work includes site clearing and soil and erosion control 1 ls, existing pump enclosure and equipment removal 1 ls, existing pump concrete pad removal 1 ls, trenching, 24" depth minimum 1 lf, trenching, 48" depth minimum 115 lf, 4" sdr 17 pvc pipe 120 lf, 6" sdr 17 pvc pipe 115 lf, new pump installation 1 ls, turf restoration 500 sq yd, start-up and training 1 ls.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Only if it’s a non-competitive professional service/EUS; get the department head to sponsor a resolution under N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i).
Coops: Frequently procures through Sourcewell and NASPO ValuePoint; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
Township of Pennsauken uses sole source sparingly, mainly for professional and “Extraordinary Unspecifiable Services” under N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). No specific sole source dollar threshold was provided.
Practical notes:
Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Pennsauken
The committee meeting included the adoption of multiple ordinances, such as revisions to salary and compensation structures, amendments to vehicle and traffic codes, and the approval of a tax exemption for a redevelopment project. A wide range of resolutions were addressed via the consent agenda, including the rejection of bids for the Tiff Pond renewal project, authorization of shared service agreements, tax grace period extensions, appointment of a tax search official, and property tax cancellations for eligible disabled residents. Furthermore, the committee approved a contract for LED lighting retrofits at athletic fields and an appointment to the library board. The meeting also featured updates on town park facility renovations and youth program registrations, concluding with a vote to enter a closed session regarding contract matters.
The committee meeting addressed several consent agenda items, including cooperative purchasing contracts, change orders for the country club dining project, playground construction services, and the renewal of solid waste collection agreements. Redevelopment agreements were authorized, and various fee refunds were approved. During the public comment session, a resident presented concerns regarding ongoing noise and harassment issues. Committee comments included recaps of recent holiday community events and updates regarding yard debris collection procedures taking effect in the new year.
The committee reviewed and adopted several ordinances, including amendments to construction codes and authorization of water revenue bonds. Resolutions were approved regarding cooperative pricing agreements, professional service contract awards, and alcoholic beverage licenses. The meeting included discussions on senior citizen programs such as aqua aerobics and dance classes, as well as updates from the Public Works department concerning new yard waste disposal policies. Additionally, library events, including a tie-dye workshop and National Pink Day, were announced, along with planned playground improvements.
The committee meeting included a proclamation honoring the Deputy Mayor as a prominent Hispanic leader. Legislative actions included the adoption of ordinances regarding prohibiting blocking the box and tree removal and replacement regulations. Resolutions were passed to ratify a collective negotiations agreement, award a road improvement contract, appoint crossing guards, approve refunds, and renew a regional employee benefit fund. Committee members shared updates on community events, including the Special Olympics young athletes program, a senior fall ball, a hazardous waste collection event, and community cleanup initiatives. The meeting also addressed safety and logistical preparations for recent and upcoming township events.
The committee meeting addressed several ordinances and resolutions, including capital improvements for the township country club, tree removal and replacement regulations, and supplemental funding for the Route 130 redevelopment area and municipal library complex. Administrative items included budget resolutions for municipal and solid waste budgets, and the awarding of bids for pool chemicals and fire uniforms. Public comments focused on commercial parking issues and requests for improved transparency regarding public access to budget information and meeting minutes. The committee also acknowledged the success of a community spring cleanup and highlighted the upcoming Autism Awareness Expo.
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