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Public Works signs engineering contracts and buys development rights for county farm
Summary
Gloucester County approved engineering contracts capped at $200,000 each, several contract extensions, procurement of janitorial supplies totaling $32,137.95, and purchase of a development rights easement for $161,772 for a farm property owned by Matthew J. Moore Sr. and Susan Mary Moore.
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The Clerk read the meeting notice as the board took up Public Works, Land & Property items.
Resolutions 56693–56700 include authorizations for contracts with Colliers Engineering & Design and Pennoni Associates for up to $200,000 each (56693); a contract with Steven W. Bartelt, MAI not to exceed $75,000 (56694); contract extensions for South State Materials, TAGS Auto Supply, and Bud's Auto and Truck Repairs (56695–56697); a final change order decreasing a Marbro, Inc. engineering contract (56698); a one-time purchase of janitorial supplies in the aggregate amount of $32,137.95 (56699); and purchase of a development rights easement for farm property owned by Matthew J. Moore Sr. and Susan Mary Moore for $161,772.00 (56700). The board moved to approve resolutions 56693–56700 and the vote was recorded in the minutes.
The minutes list contract names and dollar amounts but do not provide procurement details such as selection criteria, funding line items, or project schedules.
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