Between now and April 5, the Middlesex County Improvement Authority (MCIA) will be seeking bids for food and beverage vendors at its four area golf courses.
The MCIA manages two Tamarack Golf Courses in East Brunswick, one at The Meadows at Middlesex in Plainsboro and another at Raritan Landing in Piscataway.
Extensive improvements are afoot at all locations, including floor-to-ceiling clubhouse renovations, an expansion of the golf-cart fleets and a reconditioning of the grounds, for instance upgrades to the fairways, greens, tee boxes and sand traps, according to a statement prepared by the MCIA.
“We’re sowing the seeds for change – from the course conditions to the interior of facilities,” said Middlesex County Deputy Director Freeholder Carol Bellante, an MCIA liaison. “I hope that it’ll be a welcomed surprise for our loyal patrons, and at the same time, an informal invitation for visitors and a new generation of golfers, who want to explore some of Middlesex County’s great golfing haunts.”
As a complement to the courses’ modern-day amenities, a full lineup of newly installed equipment has been added to each kitchen and bar, which range from approximately 1,600-to-3,100 square feet in size.
Tamarack is a standard-bearer for challenging play, boasting a 300-yard driving range and two 18-hole courses, according to the press release. The Meadows at Middlesex is an 18-hole course that winds through Plainsboro’s quaint developments. The par-58, executive-style course at Raritan Landing features long tees and undulating greens.
“Our golf courses have long been known for their affordability and for their accessibility to the public,” said MCIA Board Chairman Leonard J. Roseman. “We’d expect that the updates to these properties will only add to their appeal.”
For more information on the courses and bid specifications, visit www.mciauth.com.
Potential vendors may request a facility inspection by contacting course supervisors. Jeff Byrnes of Tamarack may be reached at 732-821-8881, Susan Disario of The Meadow at 609-799-4000 and Rick Dalina of Raritan Landing at 732-885-9600.