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West Milford awards multiple environmental contracts to G Environmental for LSRP services and site assessments
Summary
Council authorized professional services contracts with G Environmental (GECP Inc.) for LSRP services at Town Hall, Banker Road and Lycosky Drive DPW sites and a Phase 2 assessment of the Hillcrest Center; contract caps are listed in the resolutions and awards are non-competitive professional services.
At the Jan. 7 meeting the Township Council approved a series of resolutions awarding professional services contracts to G Environmental (GECP Inc.) for environmental consulting and Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) services at multiple township properties.
Resolutions included: - Res. 2026-047: LSRP services for 1480 Union Valley Road (Town Hall), contract capped at $1,100 without prior council approval (account 01-201-20-161-452). - Res. 2026-048: LSRP services for 29 Banker Road (DPW site), also noted as a response to contaminated soil and groundwater investigations; identical contract cap and account reference as listed in the minutes. - Res. 2026-049: environmental site assessment (Phase 2) for Hillcrest Center (1810 Macopin Road) with a contract cap of $12,655 (account 01-201-20-161-452). - Res. 2026-050: LSRP services at the West Milford DPW/Recycling Center (Lycosky Drive, formerly 30 Marhill Road), including remedial investigation and groundwater sampling, contract capped at $9,160.
Minutes record each award as a professional-services, non-competitive procurement under the Local Public Contracts Law because the work requires a licensed professional. Each award is conditioned on submission of a Business Entity Disclosure Certification. The council moved the resolutions as part of a grouped set and adopted them; the minutes show each resolution adopted on Jan. 7, 2026.
The resolutions indicate work is being taken to address NJDEP notices and ongoing investigations; the minutes do not include technical sampling results or remediation schedules, which are matters for the vendor and the township’s LSRP to document in subsequent NJDEP reporting.
