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Maintenance Dredging and Channel Improvements for the Pews Creek Channel, Channel No. 007 and Monmouth Cove Marina, Contract No. 007202604, Township of Middletown, County of Monmouth, New Jersey; 100% State Funded, UPC No: N/A, PE No: 6110108, CE No: 6700367, DP No: 26704.

NJDOT Construction Services · Township of Middletown · Monmouth
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Due date
Tue, Sep 29, 2026 (time not published)
12 days remaining
Official-source record Last checked 2026-09-17 Listed 2026-09-10 Reference 007202604 Confirm addenda before submitting
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43 Notice, page 1

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NJDOT construction contract. Maintenance Dredging and Channel Improvements for the Pews Creek Channel, Channel No. 007 and Monmouth Cove Marina, Contract No. 007202604, Township of Middletown, County of Monmouth, New Jersey; 100% State Funded, UPC No: N/A, PE No: 6110108, CE No: 6700367, DP No: 26704.

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TypeConstruction Bid
Notice subtypeConstruction
Contract / reference007202604
SourceNJDOT Construction Services
LocationMonmouth
MunicipalityTownship of Middletown
Normalized deadlineTue, Sep 29, 2026 (time not published)
Source deadline text09/29/26
Last checked2026-09-17
AccessPublic access
PlatformNJDOT website
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ExpectedFall 2026 (anticipated)
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