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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Work inlcudes install a new motorized partition system.
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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
To provide the following type of services in support of the above-reference project. The preferred cmr team should demonstrate experience with construction and renovation of correctional facility renovations. The new haven community correctional center is a 131,000 square foot correctional facility constructed in 1976 with ballasted inverted roof membrane assembly (irma) epdm and metal clad sloped roof systems. The scope of work for the project shall include repair and replacement of the existing roof systems (with a non-irma fully adhered roof assembly), exterior facade sealant joints, and replacement of the main entrance curtainwall, vestibule, and skylight systems.
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Nov 17, 2026
The Connecticut Department of Administrative Services seeks bids for construction services for the CVH – Eddy Home Fire Alarm project at 13 Labella Circle in Middletown. The work includes installing and commissioning a fire alarm system, with specifications and drawings provided through the solicitation. Bidders must attend a mandatory pre-bid meeting to obtain the full specifications and comply with applicable state requirements for subcontractor certifications and spending goals.
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City
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Hartford
County
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Capitol
Address
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153 Market St
Phone Number
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(689) 701-4747
Zip Code
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06103
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut Department of Administrative Services
The board meeting included a review of the status of outstanding cases, noting that the Brechi matter had been postponed. Staff provided an update regarding in-office availability, and the board reviewed all billings, confirming they were up to date.
The Board discussed the practice of creeping motion submissions, concluding that while formal motion practice is not incorporated into the rules of evidence applicable to the Board, certain issues such as motions to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction may be handled by the Panel on a case-by-case basis. Additionally, the Board engaged in a discussion concerning proper billing practices.
The council reviewed several strategic plans, including the national educational technology plan from the U.S. Department of Education, the draft Connecticut Digital Equity Plan, and the state education technology goals and plan. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing the sustainability of technology investments in schools. The discussion addressed the transition from pandemic-era emergency funding to long-term operational and capital needs, the challenges of tracking technology expenditures, and potential strategies for educating stakeholders on total cost of ownership, including hardware, software licensing, and staff support.
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