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Board approves multiple road-material contracts and radio-dispatch upgrade; total contract caps disclosed
Summary
The commissioners approved multi-vendor contract awards for road maintenance materials under county bid 2025-1 and authorized $71,563.03 for additional radio dispatch workstations for the county's mobile command unit.
The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners on April 15 approved a set of contract awards to supply road and bridge maintenance materials and authorized a separate purchase of radio dispatch equipment for the county’s new mobile command unit.
Contracts for road and bridge materials: County staff presented a multi-contract award under County Bid 2025-1 for maintenance and repair materials. The board approved awards (resolutions 1 through 5) to multiple vendors with the following contract ceilings, as read into the record: - Contract with Green Rock Recycling (recycling of used asphalt and concrete): not to exceed $30,000. - Contract with Herman's Trucking (various types of stone): not to exceed $29,700. - Contract with Stobola Construction Materials (asphalt and various stone): not to exceed $250,900. - Contract with Truck Rock Industries (asphalt and various stone): not to exceed $63,100. - One vendor name in the record was partially inaudible; county staff described it as another supplier of stone with a contract "not to exceed $121,550." County minutes and the purchasing office will contain the formal vendor name and contract documents.
Radio dispatch workstations: The board also approved requisition R25-2164 with PMC Associates for additional radio dispatch workstations for the new mobile command unit in an amount not to exceed $71,563.03.
Why it matters: The contracts support routine road maintenance and the county’s emergency response capability. The radio dispatch purchase supplements communications capacity for on-scene coordination of public-safety incidents.
Votes: The motions to approve the multi-contract awards and the PMC Associates requisition passed by roll call votes. Commissioners present voted to approve the contracts; roll call excerpts were read into the record.
Ending: County purchasing staff will finalize contract documents and notify awardees; the county’s purchasing office will publish formal contract details in the official records.
