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Council approves contracts, GPS licensing and engineering amendment in consent agenda

5865741 · July 1, 2025
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Summary

The West Windsor Council approved a set of consent-agenda items including a $11,511.19 GPS-licensing contract, a $94,250 engineering amendment, a change order lowering a paving contract by $12,698.43, and the release of performance guarantees associated with a private improvement project.

At its June 30 meeting the West Windsor Township Council approved consent-agenda items that included several contract actions and a contract amendment.

Among the items recorded in the consent agenda: a resolution authorizing the business administrator to enter into a contract with SHI International Corp. for IntelliShift GPS vehicle-tracking licensing under the New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance contract (CK04 subcontract 24-38) in the amount of $11,511.19; a change order No. 1 with Protective Paving LLC reducing the contract for the FY2023 Community Park & Trail resurfacing by $12,698.43 for a revised total of $218,575.84; and Amendment No. 4 to the T&M Associates professional-services agreement for engineering services on the Duck Pond run-in sewer interceptor project Phase 2 in the amount of $94,250.

The council voted to approve resolutions 2025-R149 through 2025-R152 by roll call (transcript records affirmative responses for the members present). The resolutions also included authorization for the release of performance guarantees associated with the Windsor 1 developers/Wawa Route 1 project (document listed as R149 in the agenda listing). The transcript contains the motion and a roll-call confirmation of approval.

The items were approved as part of the consent agenda; no separate discussion or public objection to these items is recorded in the meeting transcript.