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Committee awards $2.1 million road improvements contract

Montgomery awards $2.1 million road improvements, appoints attorney. The Township Committee unanimously awarded a $2.1 million road improvements contract to Top Line Construction Corp, selecting the lowest bid among three contractors competing for the comprehensive pedestrian and roadway project.

Township Committee · Meeting of September 3, 2026

NJ MONTGOMERY — Montgomery awards $2.1 million road improvements, appoints attorney. The Township Committee unanimously awarded a $2.1 million road improvements contract to Top Line Construction Corp, selecting the lowest bid among three contractors competing for the comprehensive pedestrian and roadway project. Mayor Neena Singh and the Committee also appointed David Minchello, Esq., of Rainone, Coughlin, Minchello as Township Attorney through December 31, 2026 under a $150,000 professional services agreement.

The Committee authorized a grant application for approximately $600,000 to decommission the Cherry Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant and consolidate operations at Skillman Village. Additional approvals included purchase of a $278,697 modular office complex for Public Works and a $39,928 fire alarm system upgrade at Otto Kaufman Community Center.

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Source: the Township Committee meeting of September 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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