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Weymouth Committee rescinds Maple Avenue award to Landberg, awards contract to South State; engineer reports other resurfacing work
Summary
At its Nov. 19 meeting the Weymouth Township Committee voted unanimously to rescind the Maple Avenue award to Landberg Construction after an engineering review identified a "fatal flaw," and approved awarding the contract to South State; engineers also reported design work for Pennsylvania Avenue and a $185,000 NJDOT award for 13th Avenue.
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Weymouth Township Committee members voted on Nov. 19 to rescind a prior contract award for the Maple Avenue resurfacing project and to re-award the job to South State, following an engineering report that cited a "fatal flaw" in the earlier award to Landberg Construction.
Engineer Michael Fralinger, Jr. presented the monthly engineering report to the committee, noting that the 2024 Maple Avenue award to Landberg Construction is being rescinded because of the flaw identified in the procurement/award process. The committee approved Resolution 100-2025 carrying that action by a unanimous roll-call vote (Norton-yes; Keiffenheim-yes; Haeser-yes).
Fralinger also told the committee that design work is underway for the 2025 NJDOT Pennsylvania Avenue resurfacing project, with construction planned for spring 2026. Separately, he reported that the township received an NJDOT award of $185,000 for resurfacing 13th Avenue.
The committee’s action on Maple Avenue was recorded as a formal resolution; meeting minutes and the engineering report accepted at the session do not include further public details about the nature of the "fatal flaw." The engineer’s presentation and the adopted resolution establish the committee’s direction to cancel the prior award and proceed with the newly authorized contractor.
Next steps were not specified in the public minutes beyond the passage of Resolution 100-2025 and the engineering updates; the committee moved the meeting to a closed session later in the evening on a separate contractual matter.
