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Sep 28, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Seeks proposals from Providers interested in running Early Intervention Programs on behalf of the Connecticut Birth to Three System. OEC seeks proposals from qualified organizations with extensive experience in IDEA Part C and/or Part B and those with experience working with families of young children.
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Oct 21, 2026
CTDOT is seeking bids for project 0117-0164, titled “Safety Improvements at Portland Avenue and Depot Road Railroad Crossings.” The project is described as a major grade-crossing improvement on the Danbury Branch at Portland Avenue and Depot Road in Ridgefield; the official schedule does not enumerate specific construction tasks. CTDOT’s advertised-project listing gives October 21, 2026 as the bid-opening date.
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Aug 26, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
This Invitation to Bid is for the rehabilitation of Bridge No. 00906 U.S. Rte. 202 over the Shepaug River in Washington.
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Newington
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(860) 594-2560
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06131-7546
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This Purchase Order (DOTM1-0000293873) is issued by the State of Connecticut, Department of Transportation, on January 21, 2025. It details the procurement of eSignature Enterprise Pro for State and Enterprise Premier Support from DocuSign, Inc., with Carahsoft as the quoting entity. The services are effective from January 31, 2025, to January 30, 2026. The order includes 7,000 units of eSignature Enterprise Pro for State at an extended amount of $28,630.00, and Enterprise Premier Support at an extended amount of $6,298.60. The document also outlines payment terms, shipping/billing information, tax exemptions, and general terms and conditions.
This document is a Purchase Order (DOTM1-0000275960) issued by the State of Connecticut, Dept. of Transportation, on January 26, 2024. It details the purchase of DocuSign Enterprise Pro for Government services and envelopes, with an effective period from January 31, 2024, to January 30, 2025. One line item specifies an extended amount of $38,230.08 for 11,200 units, while other line items for a different DocuSign part are listed without explicit pricing. The purchase order references an underlying Contract ID 18PSX0210AG and a Carahsoft Quote #42559064.
This document is a duplicate purchase order (DOTM1-0000245026) issued by the State of Connecticut, Department of Transportation, on February 4, 2022. It details the procurement of DocuSign Enterprise Pro for Gov licenses and Enterprise Premier Support, totaling $16,583.09. The services and licenses are for the period of January 31, 2022, to January 30, 2023. The purchase order references an underlying contract (ID: 18PSX0210AG) and explicitly states that it is not an approved purchase order.
This Purchase Order (DOTM1-0000248629) from the State of Connecticut, Dept. of Transportation, procures DocuSign Enterprise Pro for Gov and Enterprise Premier Support services for a total obligation of $19,282.66. The services are effective from May 3, 2022, to June 30, 2022, and are issued under master contract ID 18PSX0210AG.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut Department of Transportation
Connecticut's Charging Ahead Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to expand public electric vehicle charging infrastructure, aligning with state and federal goals for accelerating EV adoption and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. This multi-year roadmap, updated for FY2025, details actions to catalyze a safe, reliable, and accessible EV fast-charging network through strategic investment and equitable distribution. Key priorities include enhancing clean transportation access, reducing environmental exposures to transportation emissions, boosting driver range confidence, engaging diverse stakeholders, and maximizing investment by coordinating with other funding streams. The plan supports broader state objectives, including specific GHG emission reduction targets and EV deployment goals outlined in Connecticut's Priority Climate Action Plan for 2025-2030 and beyond.
This Strategic Implementation Plan for the I-95 West Corridor (New York to New Haven) outlines a phased approach to address severe traffic congestion and safety issues. The plan leverages prior studies to identify targeted, cost-effective improvements rather than full corridor widening. Key strategies include selective highway widening, interchange improvements, and the addition of auxiliary lanes to mitigate critical bottlenecks. Projects are categorized into short-range (1-5 years), mid-range (5-10 years), and long-range (20+ years) initiatives. The overall aim is to significantly improve safety, reduce travel times and delays, and enhance travel reliability within the corridor.
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Connecticut's Charging Ahead Plan outlines a statewide strategy to expand public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, serving as an update for Fiscal Year 2026. The plan focuses on a phased deployment, initially building out NEVI-compliant charging stations along Alternative Fuel Corridors (Phase 1), and subsequently expanding into community charging areas with limited existing EV fast-charging opportunities (Phase 2). Key strategic pillars include ensuring compliance with federal regulations, robust community engagement targeting disadvantaged and Tribal communities, and implementing stringent physical security and cybersecurity measures to safeguard the EV charging network.
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