Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- New Haven, CT
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.
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City
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New Haven
County
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South Central Connecticut
Address
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123 Huntington St
Phone Number
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(203) 974-8500
Zip Code
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06511
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
The meeting included an introduction of new staff and updates on the Kids in Science Program. The Board authorized funding for a two-year postdoctoral program, approved the distribution of royalty payments, and reviewed operating and capital budget requests for fiscal years 2028 and 2029. Status reports were provided for capital projects, including the Anderson-Magnarelli Valley Laboratory, pre-design studies for specific buildings, and HVAC upgrades. Additionally, the Board discussed staff changes, approved staff promotions, and established a one-year pilot policy regarding nepotism and employment of family members.
The meeting covered the election of board officers and the announcement of new trust and research funds. Financial items included a review of investment results and approval to invest new funds with Schwab. The board received updates on personnel hiring, building projects including laboratory renovations and security system installations, and the status of the agency's exchange visitor program. Additionally, the annual fiscal audit was reviewed, and the hourly pay rate range for seasonal staff positions was approved following an executive session.
The Board of Control reviewed investment portfolio performance and received updates on the Governor's Recommended Budget for fiscal years 2016-2017. Discussions included status updates on ongoing building projects at the Valley Lab, Lockwood Farm, and the New Haven campus, specifically the completion of punch list items for the Jenkins-Waggoner Laboratory and the selection of architects for the Valley Laboratory renovation. The Board authorized funds for a new timber frame pavilion at Lockwood Farm and discussed the release of bid packages for window replacements. Additionally, the Board approved an increase in hourly wages for Seasonal Research Assistants and authorized the removal of old apple trees at Lockwood Farm.
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