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Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Procurement of clinical laboratory services, including testing, phlebotomy, and courier services, for The Nathaniel Witherell Skilled Nursing/Rehabilitation Facility.
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
The Town of Greenwich is soliciting proposals for clinical laboratory services for The Nathaniel Witherell. The official detail page identifies the opportunity as Bid Number 7967, categorizes it under Town of Greenwich, marks it Open, and sets the closing date/time at 8/31/2026 11:00 AM. The page is a single procurement bid record rather than a grant listing, and it does not expose a direct PDF, DOCX, or PPT attachment URL.
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Purchase of sixteen (16) new voting equipment transport cabinets.
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Census ID
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161457
Employee FTE
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2,645.5
Population
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64,801
Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Greenwich
The board elected officers for the upcoming fiscal year. Key discussions included the Commissioner's report on recent community training initiatives, the Greenwich United Way's needs assessment, and an operational review of the May budget and clinical activity dashboards. The board also reviewed the progress of the Client Relations Survey. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to an extensive update on the utilization of ARPA funds across various programs, including behavioral health services, direct financial assistance, youth services, and senior technology support, alongside discussions regarding the transition to alternative funding sources like opioid settlement funds as ARPA allocations are expended.
The commission reviewed the Historic District Commission's report regarding the Albert C. Hanken House, ultimately supporting its designation as a local historic property. The meeting also addressed an 8-30G application concerning 241 Hamilton Avenue, which proposed creating a third residential unit and designating the property as a set-aside development, with extensive discussion on site improvements, storm water management, and compliance with building codes. Additionally, the commission postponed consideration of two items: an application by the YMCA of Greenwich to increase child care capacity and a project at 6 Peter Bolt Road involving the conversion of an existing barn into an accessory dwelling unit.
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The board discussed a staff professional certification update and reviewed a draft memorandum regarding an application. Key application reviews included an approval for residential additions at 9 Lia Fail Way, a preliminary review of a development proposal at 0 Doverton Drive Lot 1, approval of sewer repairs at 1 Roberta Lane, and the issuance of an Order to Correct for fencing violations at 91 Cherry Valley Road and 0 Highland Farm Road. An application for 236 Stanwich Road was deferred. Additionally, the board received fifteen new applications, acknowledged several agent approvals, and reviewed the status of active enforcement and stop work orders.
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