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Cape May County Bridge Commission approves contracts to move to all-electronic tolling
Summary
The commission unanimously approved contracts and a shared-services agreement to convert the bridges to all-electronic tolling, including a $379,572.48 software contract and a procurement for toll-collection hardware.
The Cape May County Bridge Commission unanimously approved contracts and a shared-services agreement on Feb. 20 to begin converting the county bridges to all-electronic tolling. The action included a software contract not to exceed $379,572.48 and procurement of a toll-collection system, plus a shared-services agreement for operational support.
Commission Chairman Carol Brand and Vice Chairman Scott Halliday moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda that included the tolling contracts; the motion passed unanimously. The resolutions approved were 25-3767, 25-3768 and 25-3769, among others on the consent agenda.
The approved Contract No. BC25-03 with Gannett Fleming covers software development, installation and testing for conversion to all-electronic tolling in an amount not to exceed $379,572.48. The commission also approved Contract No. BC25-02 with OSI Laserscan to furnish and deliver the all-electronic tolling collection system. In addition, the commission authorized a shared-services agreement with the South Jersey Transportation Authority for operational support and management of the E-ZPass tolling system.
Commissioners did not record further discussion or separate votes on the individual contracts during the meeting. The motions to approve the consent agenda and associated resolutions were moved by Vice Chairman Scott Halliday, seconded by Chairman Carol Brand, and carried unanimously.
The commission took these actions as part of its consent agenda; no public comments were recorded on the topic during the meeting. The approvals authorize staff to proceed with contract execution and next steps required by each vendor agreement and the shared-services arrangement.
