On behalf of the Hudson County Improvement Authority (HCIA), welcome to our website.

Located in the fastest-growing county in the State, the HCIA is an autonomous public agency with a mission of providing a wide range of needed services to the residents and businesses of Hudson County at the least cost to taxpayers. The HCIA has broad responsibilities in the County including solid waste and recycling management, financing for public & private initiatives, redevelopment projects, transportation management, recreation services, alternative energy initiatives and environmental education.

Recently, the HCIA completed the development of the Hudson County Schools of Technology High Tech High School at Laurel Hill Park in Secaucus. Located on 23 acres of Laurel Hill Park, the 340,000 square foot campus consists of a three-story central hub including classrooms, administrative offices, cafeteria, gymnasium, a 324-seat theater and three extensions for teaching environments. The $160 million project broke ground in May 2016 and was completed on time and on budget. With a commitment to environmental sustainability, the campus was designed and constructed to LEED-standards and includes a green roof, geothermal heating and windmills.

Hudson County is home to Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West in Jersey City- Hudson County’s first public golf course developed and financed by the HCIA. Since opening in June 2015, Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West has become one of the best public golf courses in the area featuring 9 challenging championship holes- 3 par fives, 3 par fours and 3 par threes totaling 3,200 yards.

Thank you for visiting the HCIA’s website. Be sure to follow us on Facebook (@Hudson County Improvement Authority); Twitter (@HCIAOnline) and Instagram (HCIAOnline) so you are up-to-date with all of the happenings at the HCIA!

 

Welcome 2020! Did your holiday wishlist include a new tablet or computer? Are you getting ready for the Super Bowl with a new television? Are you looking to improve your school or workplace effectiveness with a new printer? If you answered yes to any (or all) of these questions you may be curious on what to do with your old electronic devices. We have got you covered, dispose of it properly with e-waste recycling!

The current Electronic Waste Law in New Jersey requires the recycling of electronic devices such as desktop or personal computers, computer monitors, portable computers (such as I-Pads and tablets), desktop printers, desktop fax machines, and televisions sold to a consumer.

Happy Holidays! It’s the most wonderful time of the year with decorations, celebrations and of course, cleanup! Industry experts estimate that the amount of trash produced in the United States increases by 25% between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day which equates to around one million extra tons of garbage per week. This year, take a few extra steps to reduce that amount!

2020

Monday January 6 School Recycling Challenge Pick Ups Begin

Friday January 17 School Recycling Challenge Winners Announced

Saturday January 25 Winter Festival | P.S. #17 - Jersey City

 

Monday February 10 Calendar Art Contest Announced

 

Saturday March 14 Mobile Shredding | Braddock Park - North Bergen

Saturday March 14 Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale | Braddock Park - North Bergen

Saturday March 21 Mobile Shredding | High School Parking Lot - Secaucus

Saturday March 21 Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale | High School Parking Lot - Secaucus

Saturday March 28 Mobile Shredding | Gregg Park - Bayonne

Saturday March 28 Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale | Gregg Park - Bayonne

Monday March 30 Calendar Art Contest Entries Due

 

Bids for Disposal Services for Processible and Non-Processible Waste are due to be received at the offices of the Hudson County Improvement Authority at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 17, 2019, located at 830 Bergen Avenue in Jersey City.

Details of the funeral arrangements have just been released for Jersey City Police Detective Joseph Seals, who was tragically killed in the line of duty on December 10th. The funeral for Detective Seals will take place on the morning of Tuesday, December 17th. The funeral procession will occur on Bergen Avenue directly in front of the HCIA offices located at 830 Bergen Avenue. The funeral mass will be held at St Aeden’s Church, located at 800 Bergen Avenue. It is expected that a strict security and traffic cordon will be placed around the entire area beginning as early as 7:00 a.m. through mid-afternoon on Tuesday, December 17th. Vehicles will be barred and pedestrian access will be subject to significant restrictions.

DATE ISSUED: December 10, 2019

TO: Potential Respondents to Request for Qualifications

This Addendum No. 1 is to respond to questions that were submitted to the Hudson County Improvement Authority (the “Authority”) during the period from November 15, 2019 through December 6, 2019 through its Special Counsel, regarding the Authority’s November 15, 2019 Request for Qualifications for Design-Build Services for Construction of the Honorable Frank J. Guarini Justice Complex in Jersey City, New Jersey

Addendum No. 1 to RFQ for Design Build Services for Construction of Guarini Justice Complex

HCIA Revised Forms 3A & 3B for RFQ for Design Build Construction Services for Justice Complex

America Recycles Day will be celebrated on Friday, November 15th! This day is a nationwide recognition of recycling in the United States. The National Recycling Coalition created America Recycles Day in 1997. Since then, a Presidential Proclamation has recognized the day in order to encourage recycling by all Americans.

FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE 

HONORABLE FRANK J. GUARINI JUSTICE COMPLEX 

IN JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY

The Hudson County Improvement Authority (the “Authority”) has been designated by the City of Jersey City (the “City”) as the redevelopment entity under the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 et seq, (the “Redevelopment Law”) for a project that has been undertaken by the County of Hudson, (the “County”) to construct a new courthouse facility dedicated as the Honorable Frank J. Guarini Justice Complex (the “Complex”). The Complex will include new Superior Court facilities, parking, county administrative offices and related amenities, consistent with the City’s Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan and will be built on certain properties in the City, owned by the County, which have been designated as an “area in need of redevelopment”, in accordance with the Redevelopment Law (the “Project”).

The Authority is seeking to engage the services of a Design-Build Team to provide certain design consultant and general contracting for the Construction of the Complex.

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THE HUDSON COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY COUNTY OF HUDSON, NEW JERSEY

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICES

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by The Hudson County Improvement Authority (“HCIA”) at its Administrative Offices, 830 Bergen Avenue, 9th Floor, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306, on December 5, 2019 at 11:00 a.m., prevailing time. On such date and at the above time and place, in accordance with the provisions of the New Jersey Local Public Contracts Law, such bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for the following contracts:

HCIA is soliciting bids for the provision of Solid Waste Disposal Services for all Solid Waste I.D. Types 10 and 25 (“Processible Waste”) and I.D. Types 13 (including 13C), 23 and 27 (“Non-Processible”) (or a portion thereof, but not less than 50,000 tons annually) generated within Hudson County. The Solid Waste Disposal Services must include Transfer Station Services and Transportation Services to the Disposal Facility(ies) if such Disposal Facility(ies) is(are) located in excess of twenty (20) road miles from the intersection of Tonnelle and Manhattan Avenues in Jersey City, New Jersey;

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Recycling used to be so simple, right? You placed your bottles with their caps on, soiled cans, greasy pizza boxes, and cardboard in your recycling bin and it was picked up curbside. In recent years, it has become much more complicated.

What happened?
From the late 1980s until January 2018, the United States and many other developed countries sold more than 40 percent of plastic, plastic, metal, wastepaper recyclables to China. However, in January 2018 China instituted new environmental controls which banned most imports of “loathsome foreign garbage” which included mixed paper and post-consumer plastics.

 

After a wonderful Summer, you may be getting your home ready for colder weather. Whether you have boxes of old tax returns and cancelled checks clogging up your attic or use motor oil and tires taking up space in your garage, the HCIA has upcoming events planned in order to help you remove of these items safely.

   

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