Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Connecticut Department of Developmental Services.
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City
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Hartford
County
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Capitol
Address
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460 Capitol Ave.
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(860) 418-6000
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
06106
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This Master Service Agreement (MSA) between Jotform Inc. and the State of Connecticut, Department of Administrative Services (DAS), establishes the terms for the use of Jotform's online form building platform and hosting services. Effective February 2, 2022, for a 24-month term, the agreement covers user access, service limitations, payment terms, data security, intellectual property, warranties, and general provisions. It integrates with existing NASPO ValuePoint and Connecticut state contracts, and includes detailed attachments on commercial terms, information security, hosting, technical support, user guidelines, and a flexible pricing schedule based on user count.
This document outlines a multi-contractor master agreement (Contract Number 18PSX0210) for Cloud Solutions, managed by the State of CT - DAS Procurement. The contract, active from October 11, 2018, to September 15, 2026, facilitates access to a wide range of cloud-based services through several approved contractors. Pricing is specified as 'No Limit,' with all initial expenditure values set to zero, indicating that specific financial transactions will occur under individual task orders rather than this master agreement itself. The document also details several amendments, including additions of contractors and administrative updates.
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Expiring contracts, renewals, and award history
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut Department of Developmental Services
The Council meeting covered several key agenda items, including public participation on topics such as autism training, data regarding individuals with autism, the five-year plan timeline, and statistics. New membership was introduced. The Ombudsperson provided a report discussing hotel placements and food accessibility, alongside notes on DSP shortages. The Commissioner's report included updates on upcoming forums, background check process recommendations, DSP Recognition Week, and various community outreach events, including sponsorship of the APSE Conference and participation in an AAIDD event on Assistive Technology. Additionally, the Council was invited to upcoming eligibility listening sessions.
This document provides a comprehensive wrap-up of the Connecticut Department of Developmental Services' 5-Year Strategic Plan (2022-2027), evaluating progress and key achievements. The plan focused on three core areas: enhancing community living and choice through initiatives like STEP and supportive housing; fostering independence, employment, and self-direction via programs such as AT & ME, micro-enterprise grants, and customized employment; and strengthening systems, safety, and accountability through modernization efforts including Electronic Individual Records, Care Case Management, and Incident Management (Therap). The report concludes with strategic takeaways, emphasizing the need to sustain transformation, scale practical supports, and leverage data for continuous improvement in future planning.
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The meeting included discussions on the role of the non-profit liaison to the Governor in strengthening human services and improving policy development. The Ombudsperson provided a report on specific consumer issues, contingency planning for nursing homes, and upcoming scholarship awards for individuals served by the Department of Developmental Services. Legislative updates were provided regarding the status of various agency bills, including autism spectrum disorder, home care attendant services, and cost comparisons of public and private services. The Commissioner reviewed budget status for the upcoming fiscal year and the contingency plans for potential reductions. A resolution of appreciation was adopted for the Commissioner's years of service. Additionally, the Council discussed and proposed bylaw amendments regarding teleconferencing and videoconferencing for meeting attendance.
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Track Connecticut Department of Developmental Services meetings, strategic plans, and budget discussions before the public bid appears.
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