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FURNISHING OF INDIGENT BURIAL SERVICES

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B-26-119State & Local

Submission Closed12/19/2025, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract solicits bids for the furnishing of Indigent Burial Services for Middlesex County, New Jersey, specifically to serve unidentified, unclaimed, or indigent bodies as mandated by the Office of the County Adjuster within the Department of Community Services. The County anticipates approximately 25 burials annually and requires services strictly limited to dignified burial without any funeral home amenities such as embalming, viewings, religious ceremonies, or visitations. The intent is to fulfill the County’s statutory and humanitarian responsibilities in a cost-effective manner while ensuring minimum standards of respect and service quality. The solicitation was posted on November 28, 2025, with a bid submission deadline of December 19, 2025, and all responses must be submitted electronically through the Middlesex County procurement portal. Bidders must adhere to rigorous statutory and procedural requirements that include compliance with equal employment opportunity laws, affirmative action plans, submission of various certifications (such as non-collusion affidavits and certifications related to investment activities), and insurance coverage mandates specifying primary and non-contributory status with A.M. Best ratings for carriers. The contract incorporates several special provisions, including domestic preference requirements for materials, restrictions on certain foreign telecommunications equipment, HIPAA compliance if protected health information is involved, and detailed termination rights granting the County options for rescission, convenience cancellation, and default termination. While the pricing details are not publicly disclosed, award is expected to be made to the lowest responsible bidder meeting all specifications. The evaluation process emphasizes bidder responsibility, adherence to technical specifications, completeness of required documentation, and cost. Performance involves ongoing services with monthly invoicing, with burial services performed at County-designated locations within New Jersey. The County reserves rights to adjust quantities and terminates or cancels contracts if services fail to meet quality or contractual standards. The contract places strong emphasis on ensuring services are delivered with dignity, confidentiality, and legal compliance throughout the procurement and performance phases.

General Info

It is the intent of the specifications to describe the requirements for the furnishing of Indigent Burial Services for unidentified, unclaimed, or indigent bodies as required by the Middlesex County Department of Community Services, Office of the County Adjuster. The County estimates twenty-five (25) burials a year. The burial services shall fulfill the County’s obligation to provide minimum standard services for unidentified, unclaimed or indigent bodies. Services shall not include embalming, funeral home visitation, viewings, religious services and/or other amenities associated with private funeral. Services shall be provided with dignity and respect.

Agency

New Jersey → Office of the County Adjuster

NAICS

812210 - Funeral Homes and Funeral Services

Place of Performance

NJ, USA

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