$5M roadwork contract wasn’t a COVID ‘emergency,’ says report alleging N.J. county broke law

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Gloucester County awarded the roadwork project without public bidding or notice, state officials said.

at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the state comptroller said.

The county awarded a contract for emergency construction on Blackwood-Barnsboro Road and Woodbury-Turnersville Road in Washington and Deptford townships in April 2020, according to a letter sent to the county by the state Office of the State Comptroller. The comptroller’s office, the state’s independent watchdog agency, said last month that Gloucester County violated state law by granting the $4.98 million roadwork project to a contractor without opening it up for public bidding or advertisement.

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