Township approves DPW mobile-trailer contracts and reserves sewer capacity for county maintenance facility
October 01, 2026 | Montgomery, Somerset County, New Jersey
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The township approved a set of resolutions to replace a deteriorated DPW mobile trailer and to reserve sewer capacity for a county project.
Finance staff said AMEC Electric LLC was the lowest responsive bidder for electrical services for the new DPW trailer at $31,038 and Robert Griggs Plumbing and Heating submitted the lowest responsive plumbing bid at $41,850. Both contracts were included in the 2026 capital budget and were approved by roll-call vote.
Separately, the committee approved a resolution authorizing reservation of remaining capacity in the Skillman Village Sewage Treatment Plant for a Somerset County Park Commission maintenance facility. Staff said the county will purchase 150 gallons per day of sewage capacity for an employee restroom at a cost of $7,714.50.
Committee members noted appreciation for local businesses winning contracts and for county investment in park infrastructure. All three resolutions were adopted in the public session with recorded roll-call approvals.
Finance staff said AMEC Electric LLC was the lowest responsive bidder for electrical services for the new DPW trailer at $31,038 and Robert Griggs Plumbing and Heating submitted the lowest responsive plumbing bid at $41,850. Both contracts were included in the 2026 capital budget and were approved by roll-call vote.
Separately, the committee approved a resolution authorizing reservation of remaining capacity in the Skillman Village Sewage Treatment Plant for a Somerset County Park Commission maintenance facility. Staff said the county will purchase 150 gallons per day of sewage capacity for an employee restroom at a cost of $7,714.50.
Committee members noted appreciation for local businesses winning contracts and for county investment in park infrastructure. All three resolutions were adopted in the public session with recorded roll-call approvals.
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