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Salem Township opens bids for Route 66 signal upgrades; single bid under grant
Summary
The Salem Township Board of Supervisors opened bids April 14 for safety upgrades at three signalized intersections on State Route 66. The lone bid, from Bronder Technical Services, was $183,881.43; the project grant is $224,000 and the board will consider awards at its April 15 meeting.
The Salem Township Board of Supervisors opened bids April 14, 2026, for traffic-signal safety upgrades at three signalized intersections along State Route 66. Supervisor Todd Paulich moved to open the bids and Kerry Jobe seconded; the motion passed with Jobe and Paulich voting in favor.
Meeting minutes record a single bid from Bronder Technical Services for $183,881.43. The motion that opened bids specified the scope: "The bid amount must include furnishing, constructing, installing, removing and testing all equipment, materials and products necessary and as required in the scope of work," and noted that any work performed outside public rights-of-way would be the contractor's responsibility. Staff recorded that a grant of $224,000 covers the project, leaving room for possible add-ons within the grant cap.
The board voted to hold award decisions until its April 15, 2026, meeting at 7:00 PM, when supervisors will review bids for award. The opening and the recorded bid establish the procurement record; final award and any contract conditions will be decided at the next meeting.
