This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

In the interest of the Atlantic County rate payers, the ACUA assumed ownership and responsibility for Post Closure monitoring and maintenance activities at the former Pinelands Park Landfill, which officially closed in December 1992 and is currently in the 33rd year of the post-closure period, initially required at 30 years, and has been extended for an additional 10-year period by NJDEP. Pursuant to New Jersey Solid Waste Regulations, the ACUA is responsible to continue Post Closure monitoring and maintenance activities as required by the NJDEP. The ACUA is issuing this RFP seeking third party for groundwater and storm water monitoring event assistance. Services to be perform quarterly ground water & storm water monitoring activities to meet the above-mentioned goals and requirements of the State. Background The Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) owns and operates a Solid Waste complex in Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, NJ, known as the Howard F. Haneman Environmental Park, and a Wastewater Treatment Facility in Atlantic City, Atlantic County, NJ, known as City Island Treatment Plant. The Solid Waste facility is home to an active landfill, a recycling center, composting site, and ancillary facilities. Also on site is the ACUA's primary administration building, constructed in 1992, which features a closed-loop geothermal HVAC system. The site is home to a 5.4 MW landfill methane gas to electricity project which provides 100% of the power needs of the Park. The ACUA's solid waste complex is located at 6700 Delilah Road, in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. The site consists of approximately 360 acres with approximately 102 acres representing the landfill footprint. The Wastewater Treatment Facility has been in operation since 1978 and services 14 communities in Atlantic County. It is home to the Jersey-Atlantic Wind Farm, a 7.5 MW wind farm that is privately owned and from which the ACUA purchases approximately 12 million kWh per year of electricity. In addition, the facility also houses a 500 kW solar PV system. The ACUA is responsible to the residents of Atlantic County to be financially prudent and environmentally responsible. Questions Due:October 15, 2025, 4:00pm