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Bathymetric & Subsurface Survey on the Cos Cob Alternatives Analysis RFP

Description: Seeking to engage a bathymetric and subsurface survey to support work to replace the Cos Cob bridge.

Buyer: Connecticut Office of the Attorney General
StateAgency · CT, US
Released: Nov 6, 2026
Closes: Nov 25, 2026(12 days left)

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John NeumonAssistant Attorney General

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William Morten TongAttorney General

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Matthew Frank FitzsimmonsChief Counsel

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Elizabeth BentonChief of Communications and Policy

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