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Provide pest control services.
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The New Britain Housing Authority is soliciting proposals for the collection, transportation, and disposal of solid waste from its low- and moderate-income housing developments in New Britain, Connecticut. The selected contractor will provide routine refuse pickup, deliver waste to an authorized disposal facility, comply with environmental requirements, and coordinate service across multiple residential sites. The solicitation is open to vendors and requires a standard proposal, licensing and insurance documentation, and evidence of solid-waste handling capability.
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City
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New Britain
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Address
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16 Armistice St
Phone Number
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(860) 225-3534
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06053
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Britain Housing Authority
The Board of Commissioners approved three resolutions during the meeting. Resolution 26-015 authorized the adoption of Section 18 Demolition for the Mount Pleasant Redevelopment - Phase 1, a necessary action to obtain release from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Resolution 26-016 approved a letter of intent between Urban Unlimited Development Partners, LLC and Ellis Manor Development, LLC for the redevelopment of a former nursing home at 210 George Street, Hartford, CT, which aims to improve the Authority's long-term financial stability and development capacity. Resolution 26-017 authorized the submission of a Community Investment Fund grant application to support the redevelopment project at 210 George Street.
The Board discussed several operational and redevelopment topics, including maintenance issues such as parking lot striping and water leaks. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the RAD redevelopment project, covering resident relocation processes, the role of a resident liaison, outreach to schools, and financing strategies for future phases. The Board also reviewed updates on NSPIRE inspections, public housing occupancy rates, unit turnover efforts involving asbestos abatement, and staffing changes in the Director of Operations role. Finally, the Board approved the disposal of an inoperable agency vehicle.
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The board discussed the RAD redevelopment project at Mt. Pleasant, including the bond issuance process, Section 3 requirements, resident relocation updates, and the selection of a general contractor. The Executive Director provided updates on operations, including NSPIRE inspection status, vacancy reduction efforts, and resident concerns regarding maintenance and parking. The board approved resolutions to appoint an independent auditor for 2025-2027, update procurement policy thresholds in compliance with HUD guidance, and retain legal counsel for the redevelopment project.
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