Repair and Maintenance of EMS Apparatus *Re-Bid* RFP
Oct 24, 2025
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Repair and Maintenance of EMS Apparatus for fire department.
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Oct 24, 2025
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Repair and Maintenance of EMS Apparatus for fire department.
Aug 12, 2026
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The Township of West Orange requires a Communications Officer to coordinate media inquiries, design and create graphic content, and maintain the digital e-sign. The listed duties include graphic content for social media, the Township website and digital e-sign, e-sign updates, media interfacing, drafting press releases and official statements, and presenting Township announcements at Town Council meetings. The posting is categorized as "Quotes," not a grant program, and the source lists a quote deadline of 8/21/2026 11:00 AM.
Oct 24, 2025
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Repair and Maintenance of EMS Apparatus for fire department.
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This is an Operating Agreement between the Township of West Orange and KemperSports Management, Inc. for the qualified management and maintenance of the Township's 18-hole golf course and related facilities. Effective January 1, 2022, the contract outlines a revenue-sharing payment schedule based on Gross Revenues, including allocations for a Golf Course Fee to the Township, Operating Expenses, a Management Fee to the Contractor, a Capital Improvement Account, and debt service. It also includes a $1,000 monthly fee for a Contract Compliance Officer and incorporates terms from an RFP and the Contractor's Proposal.
This is an Operating Agreement between the Township of West Orange and Kemper Sports Management, Inc., for the qualified management and maintenance of the Rock Spring Golf Course Facilities. The contract is effective from March 29, 2019, until December 31, 2020, with provisions for three one-year extensions. Kemper Sports Management, Inc. will operate and maintain the facilities, pay a monthly Base License Fee of 5% of Gross Revenues, an initial Golf Course Maintenance Charge of $61,308.75 (which is later reimbursed from Net Proceeds), and a monthly $1,000 fee for a Contract Compliance Officer. The agreement also specifies requirements for a Performance Bond and various insurance coverages.
The Township of West Orange has adopted a Resolution to extend its contract with Kemper Sports Management, Inc. for the management of Rock Spring Golf Club. The extension is granted through December 31, 2021, due to delays in evaluating future options for the golf course caused by COVID-19 and the Township's satisfaction with Kemper Sports' performance. The original contract was awarded on April 9, 2019.
This agreement outlines the employment terms for Matthew Feula as Chief of Police for the Township of West Orange. It covers the duration of employment from December 1, 2025, to December 31, 2028, and details aspects such as employment conditions, management rights, retention of benefits, work week expectations, compensation, health benefits, retirement provisions, and miscellaneous clauses. Compensation and health benefits are further elaborated in an annexed Term Sheet (Attachment A), which refers to existing salary ordinances and policies rather than specific amounts within the document.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of West Orange
The council discussed residential permit parking zones, focusing on the inclusion and exclusion of specific streets, including Rollinsson Street, in the proposed ordinance. The administration and council debated the logistical challenges of implementing the parking permits, the potential impact on surrounding areas, and the timing of implementation relative to the school calendar. A request was made to amend the ordinance to remove references to certain streets and to organize the street list in alphabetical order.
The Council Meeting addressed several community and municipal matters. Key discussions included a commendation for a local business owner for his community contributions, a briefing on the ongoing Essex County concert series and senior wellness events, and updates on municipal hiring, e-bike regulations, and community outreach events. Public comments were focused on the financial due diligence, appraisal, and transparency regarding the proposed sale of township-owned property at 18 Central Avenue.
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The budget meeting centered on several key financial and operational topics. Discussions included the adjustment of police department salaries for partial-year service and retirees. Proposals for revenue generation were presented, including leveraging town assets, introducing fees for services like the Jitney and electric vehicle charging, and updating swimming pool fees. Significant time was dedicated to specific line-item inquiries regarding crossing guard benefits, portable toilet costs, omnibus operation savings, healthcare waiver statistics, animal control funding, and senior health department wages. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the status of a forensic audit, general audit timelines, and the allocation of an open space acquisition grant. The session concluded with deliberations on the necessity of timely budget finalization and the importance of administrative transparency.
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