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Commissioners approve contracts for culvert reconstruction, transit vans and professional services

Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners · November 5, 2025
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Summary

The board approved multiple procurement resolutions on Nov. 5, including a $1.9 million contract for culvert reconstruction, purchase of two transit vans for $196,142, accounting and audit contracts, telecommunications consulting, and a medical director services agreement for 2026.

The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of procurement resolutions and professional services agreements at its Nov. 5 meeting.

Contracts approved included an award to Grade Construction for reconstruction of County Culvert L‑1 in Lebanon Township not to exceed $1,905,426.98, and a contract for two transit vans for the county’s Link services totaling $196,142. The board also approved a contract with David Sharaka, CPA LLC to serve as housing division fee accountant for fiscal year 2026 (not to exceed $19,000) and an audit contract for housing programs (not to exceed $10,000). The board approved an educational programming contract with the Rabbinical College of America and a telecommunications consultant agreement with VCOM LLC (not to exceed $18,000).

A professional services agreement for medical director services for 2026 was approved with a contract amount not to exceed $363,592. The board also approved requisitions for tree removal and other capital items as listed on the consent agenda.

All contract and requisition resolutions were moved and approved by roll call. The meeting record shows each item presented with the vendor, purpose, and the not‑to‑exceed amounts; the board approved the items without discussion and added them to the consent agenda where applicable.

Votes at a glance: the procurement and contract resolutions presented on Nov. 5 were approved by roll call (motions and seconds were recorded for each item; roll-call votes were called and recorded as 'Yes' by present members).