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Atlantic County Improvement Authority is seeking sealed bids for demolition of two Atlantic City houses. One of the three-story homes is 2415 Arctic Ave between N. Georgia and N. Florida Aves. The other is 104 South Albion Place, just up the road from Chef Vola’s between Pacific Avenue and the Boardwalk. Bids will be opened at 2.30 pm on Tuesday Dec. 6.
Northfield has bids open for professional services and, separately, for a fire hose and equipment. The town is seeking professionals to provide services including bond counsel, municipal solicitor, labor relations attorney and land surveyor for next year. More details on the sought-for services are here. Proposals must be submitted by 4 pm Dec. 6.
Egg Harbor City is seeking help with legal, planning and engineering services next year, according to a request for proposals on the city’s website. Among other jobs, the city is looking for an attorney, bond counsel, an auditor and a municipal prosecutor and municipal land use planner. Proposals must be submitted by 3 pm on Dec. 1. Details are available here.
Atlantic City is seeking bids for the second phase of a project to prevent storm-water-related flooding. The work is part of a multi-million-dollar infrastructure project to reduce flooding in the city. The project, which began last year, is mostly being funded by federal grant money. The current project will install pumps at the Atlantis Ave end of the Baltic Avenue canal – which tends to flood when high tide coincides with heavy rainfall. According to the request for proposals, sealed bids will be received on Tuesday Jan. 10 at 11 am.
Atlantic City, seeking to reduce costs by contracting out some of its waste removal among other municipal services, has a new proposal out that includes changes that came up in a pre-bid meeting with potential contractors. The fact that there was a pre-bid meeting and there were interested parties with questions is probably a good thing for the city (given how well the closed auction for Bader Field went). The changes are incorporated in this document here and mostly focus on requiring the contractor to provide waste containers to apartments and condominiums and defining “bulk waste” in some detail. Bids must be submitted by 11am on Tuesday Oct. 18.
Egg Harbor Township is looking to fill two positions, according to its website. The township is seeking a “deputy administrator” who needs to be an experienced leader with a masters in public administration or some related field. But if you don’t have that qualification or experience, never mind – maybe you are a yoga instructor? Because EHT is looking for one of those too. The township’s parks and rec department is looking to hire an “advanced” yoga teacher part time.
Northfield is seeking proposals to manage its Birch Grove Park campground, according to a notice on the city’s website. The city will award the contract through a sealed bid process. Sealed proposals will be opened on Tuesday, October 25 at 2pm. Specifications and other details are available at Northfield City Municipal Building. More information here.
Atlantic City’s Purchasing Board awarded a one-year contract to Triad Associates to provide consulting services related to Community Development Block Grants for one year. Triad, based in Vineland, is a community development group that has worked in South Jersey and further afield for almost 40 years. The Purchasing Board’s award, posted on the City’s site here, also shows that a request for proposals to provide technical assistance to Atlantic City businesses drew no bidders.
The Atlantic County Improvement Authority is seeking bids for development of the “core and shell” of a building at the Stockton Aviation Research and Technology Park. The Authority is looking to begin early works at the new development. The contract up for grabs is to provide infrastructure and site improvements for Building #3, including site grading, site utilities installation, driveways and parking lots, according to the document on the ACIA’s website. Bidders must submit a bid bond for 10 percent of the total bid amount. Sealed bids will be opened and read at 1pm on Oct.
Atlantic County Improvement Authority is seeking bids from demolition companies to bring down four properties in Atlantic City, according to an advertisement for bids published on the Authority’s website. The properties are:
542 N.Trenton Ave
711 1/2 N. Indiana Ave
410 N. Ohio Ave
328 N. Indiana Ave
The properties are two and three story, wooden frame and brick single family attached and detached residences, according to the document. Interested parties must submit a bid bond for 10 percent of the total bid amount and present their sealed bid to the Atlantic County Improvement Authority at 2pm on Oct. 18. More information is available here.