Teaneck Projects Status

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Project Description:
The scope of the project consists of resurfacing of all Roads in the 2025 Road Resurfacing Program final list with a total linear length of around 2 miles. The improvements include milling and paving of the roadway, reconstruction of the handicap ramps according to the ADA standards and installation of detectable warning surfaces, resetting of castings, installation of traffic stripes and marking and other incidental roadway items. 

Contractor Award Amount Target Completion Last Updated
DLS Contracting Inc. $ 1,198,091.20 10/01/2026 10/05/2026

Paving completed. Punchlist remaining.

Here is the list of Roadways paved under 2025 Roadway Resurfacing Program:

Roadways to be paved under 2025 Roadway Resurfacing Program

 

 Road Name

 Road Limit

 Status

 1  Terhune St  Larch Ave to Elm St  Completed
 2  Windsor Road  Cedar Ln to Beverly Rd  Completed
 3  Beverly Road  Garrison Ave to Williams Ave  Completed
 4  Claremont Avenue  Garrison Ave to Belle Ave  Completed
 5  Billington Road  Windsor rd to Magnolia Rd  Completed
 6  E Laurelton Pkwy  Belle Ave to Magnolia Rd  Completed
 7  Essex Road  Rutland Ave to W Englewood Ave  Completed
 8  Rutland Ave  Essex Rd to Hudson Rd  Completed
 9  Berkeley Street  Manhattan Ave to Dead End  Completed
 10  Church Street  Teaneck rd to Alicia Ave  Completed
 11  Summit Avenue  Robinson St to Prospect terr  Completed
 12  Alpine Drive  E lawn Dr to Midwood Rd  Completed
 13  Salem street  Lindbergh Blvd to End of street  Completed
 14  Howard Street  Lindbergh Blvd to Dead End  Completed
 15  George Street  Lindbergh Blvd to Dead End  Completed
 16  John Street  Fycke Ln to Washington St  Completed
 17  Johnson Court  Johnson Ave to Dead End  Completed
 A  Club Rd  Cedar Ln to Bennett Rd  Completed
 B  Bedford Avenue  Arlington Ave to Teaneck Rd  Completed
 C  Woods Rd  Windsor Rd to Grace Terr  Completed

Project Description: The scope of the project consists of development of engineering plans and related construction management and inspection services for Construction of Brooks Park restroom. The new Restrooms will be brand new prefab 9 Feet 4 inches by 20 Feet structure exactly like the one installed in Phelps Park, with 3 restrooms, one for each gender, one for family and a storage area, utilities and other incidental items.

Contractor Award Amount Target Completion Last Updated

Thomas & Sons Builders LLC dba Develop Builders

$307,373.00 10/15/2026 10/05/2026

Utility work for the sewer and water connections has been completed. The restroom foundation has been completed, and the building was delivered on September 24th.

Project Description:The scope of the project consists of construction of Griggs Avenue, Van Buren Avenue and Herrick Avenue from Palisade Avenue to dead end by Herrick Park. The improvements include full construction of the roadways including curbs, base construction and paving, installation of traffic stripes and marking and other incidental roadway items.

Contractor Award Amount Target Completion Last Updated

DLS Contracting, Inc.

$264,236.00 09/15/2026 10/05/2026

Closeout is in process.

Project Description:The scope of the project consists of the roadway improvements to Bilton Street, Livingston Place, and Clinton Place. The improvements include milling and paving, spot repairs of curbs and driveway aprons, installation of bicycle-safe grates and N-ECO curb pieces, addition of ADA-compliant curb ramps, and new pavement markings.

Contractor Award Amount Target Completion Last Updated

DLS Contracting, Inc.

$170,000.00 09/15/2026 10/05/2026

Punchlist pending.

Project Description:
The scope of the project consists of 2 main amenities as described below.
Replacement of Children Playground: Removal of existing Playground equipment, install new playground equipment, new playground surface and installation of other site amenities for two separate play areas. One for 2-5 years old and another for 5-12 years old children.
New Restroom: Installation of a new prefab restroom structure, Construction of concrete pad, and all relevant plumbing, electrical and drainage.
General site improvements such as access walkways, landscaping, asphalt surfacing, site restoration, grading and drainage and other incidental items are also included in the scope.

Contractor Award Amount Target Completion Last Updated

Green Valley Group, Inc.

$921,750.00 Spring 2027 10/05/2026

Sidewalk concrete and inlet installation completed. The demolition process has been completed. Playground grading and the detention systems have been completed. Foundation work for the restroom is expected to be completed this week.


Sagamore Park Improvement Plan

Project Description: 

The scope of this project consists of the installation of approximately 1,100 linear feet of 18-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) storm sewer main, beginning at an existing storm inlet located approximately 80 feet north of the intersection of River Road and Kip Street. The new storm sewer will proceed east along Kip Street, passing through the intersection of Kip Street and Catalpa Avenue, and terminate at an existing inlet at the intersection of Larch Avenue.

As part of the project, four new storm inlets will be constructed, and two existing storm inlets will be reconstructed. The existing inlets are leaching inlets that have begun to collapse due to unstable subsurface conditions surrounding the structures.

The construction cost will be partially offset by approximately $115,000 in remaining funds from the EPA grant awarded for the Sagamore Detention Project. The EPA has approved the use of these remaining grant funds for this project.

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Bids were opened on 09/29/2026. Lowest bidder is Persistent Construction, Inc. with total bid of $254,955.00. Waiting for the award of contract.

Project Description: The scope of the project consists of development of engineering specifications and related construction management and inspection services for installation of High Volume Low Speed Fans in Richard Rodda Community Center.

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Contract has been awarded to TM Brennan Service Inc. for a total bid of $74,250.00.

Project Description:
The scope of the project consists of structural inspection of the pedestrian bridge over Palisade Avenue, Windsor Road and CSX Railroad. The project also include design and construction of prioirty repairs. The pedestrian bridge structure consists of a five span, simply supported through-girder bridge supporting a 7’-3” wide, 6” thick concrete deck, transverse floorbeams span between the main steel girders. The bridge servers as a connection bewteen Windsor Road and Palisades Avenue, crossing over three railroad tracks used by CSX transportation railroad.

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Waiting for signed documents from GFT.

Project Description:
The scope of work involves the design and construction management of a 90 ft. synthetic turf multipurpose field. The field could be used for baseball, softball, football, full size soccer or two U9 soccer fields through multi-striping. 

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Survey is being carried out.

Project Description:
The scope of the project consists of development of engineering plans and related construction management and inspection services for construction of a 1,000 Sq. Ft Water Splash Pad at Argonne Park and a new restroom close to the existing tennis courts. The splash pad will be surrounded by a 5 ft wide concrete deck with various site amenities like benches and trash receptacles and an access walkway to get to the Splash Pad. The new Restrooms will be a brand new prefab 9 Feet 4 inches by 20 Feet structure exactly like the one installed in Phelps Park, with 3 restrooms, one for each gender, one for family and a storage area, utilities and other incidental items. 

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Design is in progress.

Project Description:
The scope of the project consists of conducting a truck traffic study for Country Club Drive from East Cedar Lane to East Lawn Drive to evaluate the proposed restriction of commercial motor vehicle (CMV) traffic at all times, while allowing access for local deliveries. The study will include traffic volume and vehicle classification counts, review of crash history, evaluation of existing roadway and traffic conditions, identification of potential truck entrapment locations, and evaluation of alternate routes available for commercial motor vehicles. The project will also include preparation of the required engineering recommendations, certifications, supporting documentation, and coordination with affected roadway authorities, as necessary, for submission to the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) for review and approval. 

Last Updated: 10/05/2026

Project is in initial planning.