DPMC lists 5 upcoming projects with bid dates from Dec. 8 to Jan. 7, 2027

The New Jersey Division of Property Management and Construction (DPMC) had 5 construction projects on its published letting information when this site read it on Nov. 12-13, 2026, with bid dates from Dec. 8 to Jan. 7, 2027. The work is spread across 5 counties, with no more than one project in any of them.

Dec. 8

• Camden County (DPMC M1644-00, Dec. 8): Service Building Framing Repairs – Ancora Psychiatric Hospital, Hammonton, Camden County (estimate $125,000)
• Gloucester County (DPMC O0046-00, Dec. 8): Roof Replacement – DCF Gloucester Regional School, Williamstown, Gloucester County (estimate $337,598)

Dec. 15

• Middlesex County (DPMC M1643-00, Dec. 15): Annex Roof Replacement – Ann Klein Forensic Center – Special Treatment Unit Annex, Avenel, Middlesex County (estimate $472,520)

Dec. 17

• Sussex County (DPMC T0719-00, Dec. 17): Roof Replacement – NJDOT Lafayette Maintenance Yard, Lafayette Township, Sussex County (estimate $250,879)

Jan. 7, 2027

• Salem County (DPMC T0700-00, Jan. 7, 2027): New Crew Building, Equipment Storage Building & Generator– Carneys Point Rest Area, Carneys Point, Salem County (estimate $3,090,425)

Where the projects are

Camden County (1), Gloucester County (1), Middlesex County (1), Sussex County (1) and Salem County (1) lead the list. Each project links to its county hub on this site, which also lists the contractors based there.

How to bid

DPMC requires classification, renewed every 24 months; NJDOT prequalifies primes through Form DC-74A. DPMC bidders follow each advertisement's submission instructions. Contractors and subcontractors on covered public works must hold Public Works Contractor Registration, and DPMC bidders must be DPMC-classified. New Jersey public construction requires a payment and performance bond, generally 100% of the contract price; second-tier beneficiaries notify the contractor before starting work, and suit comes no sooner than 90 days after the statement of amount due and within one year of last work (N.J.S.A. 2A:44-143 to -145).

Our guides cover each step: how to bid DPMC work, licensing and lien and bond deadlines.

About this list

This story was built from DPMC's own published letting information, not from a third-party bid service. Project descriptions are DPMC's, shortened where they ran long. DPMC can add, change or withdraw projects before a letting through addenda, so check the agency's documents before you price a job. This site re-reads the source every day and adds new lettings as they appear.

Terms used in this story

• Letting: the scheduled date when an agency opens and reads the bids for a group of projects.
• Proposal: the bid package for one project: the quantities, special provisions and forms a bidder fills in.
• Addendum: a change the agency issues to a proposal before the letting; bidders must acknowledge each one.
• Plan holders list: the list of firms that requested a project's plans, which subs and suppliers use to find primes to quote.
• Bid bond: a surety's guarantee, usually a percentage of the bid, that the low bidder will sign the contract and furnish the required bonds.
• Payment bond: a surety bond that guarantees the prime will pay its subs and suppliers on a public job, standing in for lien rights.
• Prequalification: an agency's review of a contractor's finances, equipment and experience that sets what work, and how much, it may bid.
• DBE: disadvantaged business enterprise, a certification used to meet participation goals on federally funded transportation work.
• Engineer's estimate: the agency's own estimate of a project's cost, often published as a range before the letting.
• Retainage: a share of each progress payment held back until the work is accepted.
• Low bidder: the responsive bidder with the lowest total price; most public construction is awarded to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder.
• Award: the agency's formal acceptance of a bid, after which the contractor signs the contract and posts its bonds.
• Change order: a written change to a signed contract's work, price or time.
• Notice to proceed: the agency's written go-ahead that starts the contract clock.