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Active opportunities open for bidding
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
Ddevelop a focused, implementation-oriented Regional Freight Plan that identifies specific freight barriers and friction points; evaluates their significance in relation to freight exposure and network importance, and produces a prioritized set of actionable recommendations. The study is intended to distinguish between severe but limited issues and moderate but high-impact issues affecting frequent, high-volume, regionally significant, or economically important freight movements. See attached file.
Posted Date
Jun 5, 2026
Due Date
Jul 15, 2026
Release: Jun 5, 2026
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
Close: Jul 15, 2026
Ddevelop a focused, implementation-oriented Regional Freight Plan that identifies specific freight barriers and friction points; evaluates their significance in relation to freight exposure and network importance, and produces a prioritized set of actionable recommendations. The study is intended to distinguish between severe but limited issues and moderate but high-impact issues affecting frequent, high-volume, regionally significant, or economically important freight movements. See attached file.
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
Conduct a regional transit planning study for the Western Connecticut Planning Region. The Study will evaluate existing public bus transit systems, networks, and services; develop a ridership profile, survey, origin-destination matrix, and congruency analysis; identify gaps and opportunities; develop service alternatives; and prepare findings and recommendations for phased implementation. The purpose of the Study is to identify feasible, cost-effective improvements to public bus service in the Western Connecticut Planning Region. The Study is not intended to prepare analysis for its own sake, nor to produce a report that is disconnected from implementation. Improvements may include new or expanded service where warranted and feasible, but may also include route simplification, schedule coordination, transfer improvements, reliability improvements, stop consolidation or relocation, passenger information improvements, fare or payment coordination, better marketing, interagency coordination, institutional partnerships, service reallocation, or other actions that improve the usefulness, efficiency, reliability, legibility, or customer experience of existing services.
Posted Date
May 26, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: May 26, 2026
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
Close: Jul 7, 2026
Conduct a regional transit planning study for the Western Connecticut Planning Region. The Study will evaluate existing public bus transit systems, networks, and services; develop a ridership profile, survey, origin-destination matrix, and congruency analysis; identify gaps and opportunities; develop service alternatives; and prepare findings and recommendations for phased implementation. The purpose of the Study is to identify feasible, cost-effective improvements to public bus service in the Western Connecticut Planning Region. The Study is not intended to prepare analysis for its own sake, nor to produce a report that is disconnected from implementation. Improvements may include new or expanded service where warranted and feasible, but may also include route simplification, schedule coordination, transfer improvements, reliability improvements, stop consolidation or relocation, passenger information improvements, fare or payment coordination, better marketing, interagency coordination, institutional partnerships, service reallocation, or other actions that improve the usefulness, efficiency, reliability, legibility, or customer experience of existing services.
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
The Eastern Connecticut Regional Tourism District is seeking a Certified Public Accounting firm to provide comprehensive end-of-year financial reporting and audit services for the 2026 fiscal year. The selected firm will conduct a full financial audit and State Single Audit in accordance with GAAS and the Connecticut State Single Audit Act. Proposals must be submitted by May 22, 2026, to the District's procurement portal.
Posted Date
May 5, 2026
Due Date
May 22, 2026
Release: May 5, 2026
Western Connecticut Council of Governments
Close: May 22, 2026
The Eastern Connecticut Regional Tourism District is seeking a Certified Public Accounting firm to provide comprehensive end-of-year financial reporting and audit services for the 2026 fiscal year. The selected firm will conduct a full financial audit and State Single Audit in accordance with GAAS and the Connecticut State Single Audit Act. Proposals must be submitted by May 22, 2026, to the District's procurement portal.
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Western Connecticut Council of Governments (WestCOG), CT.
Posture: Limited/rigid sole source flexibility; agency adheres to competitive processes.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Western Connecticut Council of Governments
The meeting featured a presentation from Commissioner Garrett T. Eucalitto of CTDOT. Action items included the approval of a LOTCIP adjustment, a quarterly financial update, and a resolution to accept the DEEP Climate Resilience Fund 2025 Award. Additionally, Transportation Improvement Program amendments for SWRMPO and HVMPO were approved. Information items addressed included the 2026 Draft LOTCIP Project Solicitation, municipal legal notice assessment, POCD climate provisions, regional local fire protection plan compliance assistance, a housing update, and an urban forestry peer exchange.
The joint meeting addressed several key organizational and regional planning items. Key actions included the acceptance of a DEEP Climate Resilience Fund award, the approval of the Agency Budget, and the adoption of the Regional Services Grant Spending Plan. The council authorized a LOTCIP adjustment to provide supplemental grant funding. Furthermore, the meeting involved endorsements for amendments to the FY25-FY28 Transportation Improvement Program for various regional projects and the approval of the FY 2025 Section 5310 updated application rankings. Participants also engaged in a discussion regarding Statutory Land Use Referrals sent from municipalities.
The meeting included several informational updates regarding a new staff introduction, a Legal Notice Assessment, the ADA Transition Plan Assistance Project, the Safe Streets for All Project, Municipal Fire Plans, and the 2026 LOTCIP Solicitation. Action items included the approval of LOTCIP adjustments and amendments to the FY25-FY28 Transportation Improvement Program.
The meeting included a review of the upcoming COG/MPO agenda and various executive updates regarding federal rulemaking, regional housing planning, and personnel recruitment. Discussion on program status covered several ongoing transportation and infrastructure projects, including the RAISE trail project, regional transit and freight studies, regional safety improvements, and various local connectivity and roundabout studies. Regional planning efforts were discussed, including ADA transition plans, parcel updates, housing growth plans, building energy management data, cyber security improvements, and brownfield passthrough grants. Additional project updates involved a tree study, police tactical training, the comprehensive economic development strategy, legal notice assessments, agricultural land assessments, and an urban forestry peer exchange. The committee addressed project corrections for the Branchville Sewer Study, new fire protection plan compliance assistance, hazard mitigation planning, and climate action initiatives. Ongoing services, including economic development support and flood assistance, were reviewed along with updates on grant applications, specifically those awarded to climate resilience and hazard mitigation, and those not awarded for community-wide site assessments.
The committee reviewed the upcoming COG/MPO meeting agenda and received executive updates concerning the office lease, the 2027 RSG spending plan, and the draft budget. Staff discussed recruitment efforts, ongoing transportation projects including the regional safety improvements and traffic calming plans, and various regional planning initiatives such as ADA transition plans, stormwater mapping, housing bill support, and sewer studies. Several grant applications were reviewed, including those for the CTDEEP Recreational Trails program, FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Plan, and the EPA Community Wide Assessment.
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