Springfield Housing Authority - Kitchen Countertop & Electrical Panel Replacement RFP
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Sep 30, 2026
Kitchen countertop & electrical panel replacement project.
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Posted
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Sep 30, 2026
Kitchen countertop & electrical panel replacement project.
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Sep 30, 2026
Kitchen countertop & electrical panel replacement project.
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Aug 19, 2026
Sep 14, 2026
Complete (22) new (commercial grade) chain link fence enclosures around existing dumpsters at various locations within 4 centrally located "scattered sites". New 6’-0” high Chain Link Fencing. New double chain link fence swing gates with privacy slats. New SS40 framework and associated concrete footings. New steel safety bollards with associated concrete footings. Existing concrete pad and bituminous paving cutting & patching. New loam, seed and top dressings.
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City
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Springfield
County
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Hampden
Address
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60 Congress St
Phone Number
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(413) 785-4500
Zip Code
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01101
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Springfield Housing Authority
The Board approved new income limits for federal-aided public housing and Section 8 programs and accepted the Section 8 Management Assessment (SEMAP) certification for the fiscal year. They also approved the FYE2026 EOHLC Year End Certifications for state programs. Furthermore, the Board awarded an indefinite quantity contract for on-call mechanical contracting services and authorized significant change orders for the Gentile Apartments elevator modernization project and fire alarm system upgrades at multiple sites. The Executive Director provided an update on local housing affordability discussions and labor standards.
The board approved the write-off of federal and state public housing tenant accounts receivables and adopted new financial policies and procedures. Contracts were awarded for window replacements at Moxon and Kathryne Jones Apartments, video surveillance infrastructure at Riverview Apartments, a three-year pest control services agreement, and a three-year audit services contract. The board also authorized the negotiation of a comprehensive modernization project contract. Additionally, the Executive Director reported on the state facility condition assessment, ongoing discussions regarding city dumpster fencing ordinances, supportive services for local students, and recognition of employee achievements.
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The meeting included a presentation from the IT Director regarding the transition to new software, detailing successful implementation, enhanced features, and ongoing improvements for work order management and tenant services. The Board reviewed and adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget, discussing the financial implications of new HUD policies and rising pension costs. The Executive Director provided an update on legislative engagement, management occupancy reviews, lease negotiations, and plans for potential EV charger installations at housing properties. Additionally, the Board reviewed and accepted various departmental reports.
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