Welcome to the HCIA!

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.

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REGULAR MEETING OF THE HUDSON COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020, 5:30PM, TO BE HELD VIA THE ZOOM VIRTUAL MEETING SERVICE

In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq., due to the State of Emergency regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus), the Regular Meeting of the Hudson County Improvement Authority (the “Authority”) scheduled for Wednesday June 10, 2020 at 5:30 pm will be conducted via the Zoom virtual meeting service at the scheduled date and time. The Authority’s board room located at 830 Bergen Avenue, 9th Floor, Jersey City, will not be open to the public for the meeting.

“Zoom Cloud Meetings” is the name of the app. Please download the app on a computer or mobile device and then use the following Meeting ID number: 833 0243 1401

Lincoln Park West: An Urban Oasis

Webinar for Hudson County Minority, Women-Owned, Disadvantaged, Veteran and Small Business Enterprises

The Hudson County Office of Business Opportunity in coordination with the Hudson County Improvement Authority recently hosted an informational webinar regarding opportunities for:

MBE/WBE/DBE/SBE/VBE PARTICIPATION IN CONSTRUCTION OF THE HONORABLE FRANK J. GUARINI HUDSON COUNTY JUSTICE COMPLEX

A video recording of the webinar is available to stream on demand by registering here:

HUDSON COUNTY TENNIS PLAYERS

Hudson County Improvement Authority Rolls Out Online Order System for Compost Bin/Rain Barrel Sales

JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- The Hudson County Improvement Authority is launching an online order form for residents to purchase compost bins and rain barrels. Each of these items are $40 and will be delivered directly to your doorstep. By making compost bins and rain barrels available for purchase online, the HCIA is keeping with its commitment to build a more sustainable and environmentally friendly Hudson County.

Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Order Form for Hudson County Residents

Order your compost bin and/or rain barrel.

NOTICE OF ADDENDUM:

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR SPECIAL FORENSIC AUDIT SERVICES
HCIA Answers to Questions received as of May 4, 2020 regarding the Forensic Audit RFP

Question Set 1:

1. The RFP specifically mentions Care Point Bayonne Hospital. Are there particular issues driving the request?
2. If so, what are they?
3. Is there an expectation that forensic accounting services will be required with respect to any other facilities?
4. If so, can those facilities be identified?
5. If additional facilities are subject to the scope of work, what is the process for allowing the selected firm to evaluate if any potential conflicts of interest exist?
6. Does HCIA have a standard contract that it expects to employ in this situation?
7. If so, can a copy of that contract be made available prior to May 7?
8. Our firm has an office in New Jersey, and services many clients, including healthcare clients, that are located in New Jersey. However, our principal office is not in New Jersey. Given that fact pattern, will we still be considered if we meet all other criteria?
9. How soon after submissions to the RFP are received does HCIA expect to make a decision on retention?

Skyway Golf Course, Hudson County Parks Will Reopen on Saturday Morning with Strict Social Distancing Measures

JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- Hudson County’s Skyway Golf Course will reopen to golfers on Saturday morning following an Executive Order signed this afternoon by Governor Phil Murphy that permits county parks and golf courses to operate during the COVID-19 outbreak. In addition to the golf course, which is operated by the Hudson County Improvement Authority, county parks will also re-open on Saturday at sunrise for passive recreation only. Basketball, tennis and other activities that involve close contact are not permitted. Strict social distancing measures will be in place at both the golf course and county parks to ensure the safety of all Hudson County residents.

In Celebration of the 50th Earth Day