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Oct 28, 2026
Jan 7, 2027
Work includes removal and replacement of building expansion joints; select repointing of deteriorated mortar joints; removal and replacement of select sealant joints including window, door, and louver perimeter joints, and coping sealant joints; select repairs to roof scuppers; offsite disposal of all removed materials.
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Oct 28, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
Work includes but is not limited to, the following: alterations to be completed to existing storage room, which includes a private restroom, to create a single ADA compliant restroom. This will involve expanding the existing restroom area while removing one existing single restroom and reducing the area of the existing office. Work includes the adjustment of existing plumbing locations, new plumbing fixtures, new restroom wall and floor finishes, new restroom and office acoustic ceilings, new lighting, adjustment of existing sprinkler heads, adjustment of existing doors, new office flooring, and other work.
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Aug 27, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Work includes Plaza drains and trench drains. Plaza slabs. Marshall staff entrance driveway, surface and lower ejector pump room roof. Structural steel framing demolition and replacement. Structural decking demolition and replacement. Removal of existing fireproofing or concrete encasement and evaluate existing member condition for erosion. Structural testing and evaluation of concrete walls. Drill weep holes into existing concrete wall to release hydrostatic pressure. Concrete wall and column repair. Repair spalled and/or cracked brick veneer and mortar joints.
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Hartford
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165 Capitol Avenue, Suite 1060
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(860) 947-0706
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06106
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This document is an unapproved Purchase Order from the State of Connecticut's Department of Administrative Services (DAS) for Avaya Maintenance & Support services. It details three years of support (Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3) with a specific cost for Year 1 ($1,213,979.77 including an activation fee) and placeholder costs for subsequent years. The services are slated to run from September 19, 2025, to December 31, 2028. It specifies invoicing requirements and references a master Contract ID '18PSX0041AA' for all line items.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut State Contracting Standards Board
The board discussed the Disqualification Subcommittee's progress regarding regulatory procedures and ongoing petitions. Updates were provided on contested solicitations involving Apple Rehab and Fibre Optics Plus, LLC. The Audit and Data Analysis work group covered progress on the SDE audit, the Triennial Audit Plan, and biennium budget planning. Staff presented on the successful rollout and expansion of procurement training courses and discussed plans to reconvene the Contracting Standards Advisory Council. The meeting also addressed next steps for a petition for regulation under C.G.S. Section 4-174 and included a discussion on policies regarding the use of artificial intelligence by state employees.
The subcommittee reviewed the status of the FY26, FY27, and FY28-29 budgets. Discussions focused on the transparency of actual expenditures versus budgeted allocations and the limitations of the current operating expense budget. Members debated the challenges of managing agency resources, including the inability to fund certain staff development and training initiatives, and evaluated the impact of previous fund retrievals by the state. The group also discussed the process for requesting additional resources and the management of the agency within fixed budget constraints.
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The subcommittee held a discussion regarding a contested solicitation and award case involving Apple Rehab (CSA 26-003). A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to addressing jurisdictional challenges, specifically whether the subcommittee had standing to hear the case given that the entity in question was not a bidder on the relevant RFP. Legal counsel provided guidance on the necessity of resolving these jurisdictional issues before addressing the merits of the protest. The meeting concluded with a consensus among the subcommittee members that the entity lacked standing, leading to a vote to dismiss the matter.
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