Bidding Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in bidding opportunities with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.

Please see the links below to visit the page for the type of bidding opportunity you are interested in.

Business support administrative goods and services bidding opportunities Real Estate Procurement Opportunities Economic Transformation requests for Information (RFI) Office of international Trade and investment request for expressions of interest (RFEI)

FORT MONMOUTH Economic revitalization AUTHORITY (FMERA)- BIDDING OPPORTUNITIES Forms, registrations & certifications Selection results

Business Support Administrative Goods and Services Bidding Opportunities

Below please find a list of IPM Administrative Goods and Services bidding opportunities currently being offered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Please see the listing below for the opportunity that is of interest to you:

REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL SERVICES
2020-RFQ/P-084

RESPONSES DUE BY: SEPTEMEBER 15TH, 2020 3:00PM(EST)

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REal Estate Procurement opportunities

Below please find a list of Real Estate procurement opportunities currently being offered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Please see the listing below for the opportunity that is of interest to you:

New Jersey Wind Port –
At-Risk Construction Management (CM) Services – Preconstruction and Construction

RESPONSES DUE BY: January 5th 2021 by 1:00p.m.

Opportunity to sublease property at the New Jersey Wind Port – Sublease to start mid-2023

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) is pleased to announce the launch of its tenant selection process for the first property at the New Jersey Wind Port (NJWP).

The NJWP is the nation’s first purpose-built greenfield port dedicated to offshore wind, currently under development. Located on the Delaware River in Southern New Jersey, the Port is situated at the geographical center of the United States’ burgeoning offshore wind (OSW) sector; within a day’s steaming distance to more than 50 percent of U.S. offshore wind lease areas.

NJEDA is inviting non-binding offers to sublease an approximately 30-acre parcel (“Parcel A”) purpose-built for component marshalling. Under current Port designs, the parcel is adjacent to an approximately 1,400 linear feet Wharf and heavy-lift area with heavy weight bearing capacity.

A minimum sublease term of 12 months and maximum term of 24 months applies, with extensions permitted only under certain conditions (full details are included in the Notice to sublease).

OPPORTUNITY TO SUBLEASE PROPERTY AT THE NEW JERSEY WIND PORT

NON-BINDING OFFERS ARE DUE NO LATER THAN:
DECEMBER 4, 2020 1:00 P.M. (EST)

Please note, all questions regarding this sublease notice should be directed through the formal Question and Answer (Q&A) process detailed in Section 6 of the Notice to sublease.

NJEDA anticipates bringing further Port properties to market in Quarter 3 2021.

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Industry Engagement – Requests for Information (RFI)

Below please find a list of RFIs currently being offered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority – Office of Economic Transformation. Please see the listing below for the RFI that is of interest to you:

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (“NJEDA” or “Authority”), an independent Authority of the State of New Jersey, in conjunction with its state agency partners at the Department of Human Services (“DHS”), Department of Children and Families (“DCF”), and the Office of the Governor, is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) seeking information and ideas to build the business capacity and sustainability of child care providers in New Jersey.

NJEDA is seeking responses from qualified entities (“Respondents”) including, but not limited to: child care providers (e.g., licensed child care centers; license-exempt providers; registered family child care providers; home-based providers; and family, friend, neighbor providers); child care technical assistance providers; child care advocacy organizations; business and entrepreneurship support organizations; Child Care Resource & Referral (CCR&R) agencies; Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) providing loans and/or financial support to child care providers; policy and academic researchers; and foundations and philanthropic initiatives that support child care.

This RFI is issued by the Authority to seek information on obstacles and potential disparities in business capacity and sustainability that have been encountered by child care providers of all types. NJEDA also seeks ideas on solutions to such obstacles and disparities, including, but not limited to: training and technical assistance programs for child care providers on business operations; expanded partnerships among providers; and funding sources to support child care operations. The Authority is interested in hearing perspectives from organizations that could potentially deliver technical assistance to child care providers within New Jersey. Finally, the Authority also seeks to gather information on new issues that have emerged due to COVID-19, as well as longstanding challenges that have constrained the sector’s growth and sustainability.

ADDENDUM #1 – Questions & Answers (12/24/20)
ADDENDUM # 2 – Questions & Answers (1/15/21)
ADDENDUM #3 (1/29/21)
2020-RFI-OET-COVID19-116 – Building the Resilience of New Jersey’s Child Care Sector

La Autoridad para el desarrollo económico de New Jersey (“NJEDA” o “Authority”), una Autoridad independiente del Estado de New Jersey, en conjunto con sus socios de agencias estatales en el Departamento de Servicios Humanos (“DHS”), el Departamento de Niños y Familias (“DCF”) y la Oficina del Gobernador, emite esta Solicitud de información (Request for Information, RFI) en busca de información e ideas para construir capacidad y sostenibilidad empresarial de proveedores de cuidado infantil de New Jersey.

La NJEDA busca respuestas de entidades calificadas (“Partes instadas”) que incluyen, entre otras: proveedores de cuidado infantil (p. ej., centros de cuidado infantil con licencia, proveedores exentos de licencia, proveedores de cuidado infantil familiar registrados, proveedores a domicilio, y proveedores familiares, amigos y vecinos), proveedores de asistencia técnica de cuidado infantil, organizaciones de defensa del cuidado infantil, organizaciones que apoyan a las empresas e iniciativas empresariales, agencias de Recursos y derivación de cuidado infantil (Child Care Resource Referral, CCR&R), instituciones financieras para el desarrollo de la comunidad (Community Development Financial Institutions, CDFI) que proporcionan préstamos o apoyo financiero a proveedores de cuidado infantil, investigadores de políticas y académicos y fundaciones e iniciativas filantrópicas que apoyan el cuidado infantil.

La Autoridad emite esta RFI para buscar información referente a los obstáculos y posibles desigualdades en capacidad y sostenibilidad empresarial que los proveedores de cuidado infantil de todos los tipos han enfrentado. La NJEDA también busca ideas para soluciones a estos obstáculos y desigualdades, que incluyen, entre otros: programas de capacitación y asistencia técnica para proveedores de cuidado infantil sobre operaciones empresariales, ampliación de las alianzas entre proveedores y fuentes de financiamiento para apoyar las operaciones de cuidado infantil. La Autoridad también está interesada en escuchar perspectivas de organizaciones que posiblemente podrían ofrecer asistencia técnica a proveedores de cuidado infantil dentro de New Jersey. Finalmente, la Autoridad también busca recabar información sobre nuevos problemas que han surgido debido a la COVID-19, además de desafíos de larga duración que han limitado el crecimiento y la sostenibilidad del sector.

2020-RFI-OET-COVID19-116 – Construir la resiliencia del sector de cuidado infantil de New Jersey

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Office of International Trade and Investment – Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI)

There are no International Trade RFEIs at this time. Please continue to check this page for future updates.

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Fort Monmouth Economic REvitalization Authority (FMERA)
Bidding Opportunities

NOTICE TO INTERESTED BIDDERS

The Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority (FMERA) was created to provide investment, continuity and economic growth to the communities impacted by the federal government’s decision to close Fort Monmouth. FMERA has replaced the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Planning Authority implementing the Reuse and Redevelopment Plan for economic development, growth and planning, with a focus on technology-based industries, for the 1,126 acres of real estate at Fort Monmouth following the base closure in September, 2011. The Fort Monmouth Reuse and Redevelopment Plan forwarded by the dissolved planning authority is a highly collaborative blueprint for action to:

Promote, develop, encourage and maintain employment, commerce, economic development, and the public welfare
Conserve natural resources
Advance the general prosperity and economic welfare of the people in the affected communities and throughout the state

FMERA is given a multitude of tools to revitalize and redevelop the Fort Monmouth area and implement the revitalization plan. Among these are the abilities to undertake redevelopment projects, adopt development and design guidelines and land use regulations in connection with the provision of utilities, streets, roads or other infrastructure required for the implementation of the revitalization plan.

For additional bidding opportunities exclusive to FMERA; please access the FMERA website at www.fortmonmouthnj.com

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Forms, Registrations & Certifications

Ownership Disclosure Form Disclosure of Investment Activities In Iran Disclosure of Investigations and Other Actions Involving the Vendor Employee Information Report (Form AA302) Source Disclosure Certification New Jersey Business Registration Certificate (BRC) Two-Year Chapter 51/Executive Order 117 Vendor Certification (Rev 4/1/2019)

Chapter 51/Executive Order 117 Q & A Set-Aside Information Form Set-Aside Compliance Certificate
Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification (W-9 Form) Subcontractor Utilization Form Vendor Certification & Political Contribution Disclosure Professional Services Qualifications Statement

Thank you for your interest in bidding opportunities with the NJEDA (Authority).

The Authority currently partners with the State of New Jersey and uses their vendor eProcurement Portal Database (NJSTART) to help identify potential vendors.

When seeking potential bidders for various procurements, the NJEDA will often refer to NJSTART to help identify registered businesses for designated goods and services.

To ensure your company can be considered on designated bids and request for quotes, we are encouraging vendors to register their company with NJSTART at www.njstart.gov.

NJSTART is designed to streamline the procurement process and make it more efficient for companies looking to do business with the State. NJSTART provides vendors with the opportunity to create their own vendor files, identify relevant commodity codes, designate Small, Women, Minority, Veteran-Owned Business Certification and upload designated compliance and other applicable documents. NJSTART will be used by the State of NJ, in addition to other State Agencies and Authorities, to obtain lists of potential bidders.

The NJEDA attempts, but does not guarantee, to provide NJSTART registered firms with an email notice of bidding opportunities, related to the commodity codes currently identified in the database.

The NJEDA will continue to post new bidding opportunities on our website at www.njeda.com /bidding.

Vendors are encouraged to regularly check our website for new bidding opportunities. (Please note that NJEDA bidding opportunities will not be posted on NJSTART).

Should you need additional information, please contact Theresa Graham at (609) 858-6652 or tgraham@njeda.com

Thank you for your interest in doing business with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.