What does Elderly Service (CSA) do?

The Elderly Service (CSA) of the City of New Haven is dedicated to ensuring safe, reliable, and accessible transportation for older adults and individuals with mobility challenges, enabling them to maintain independence and access essential community services. Their core mission centers on supporting aging-in-place initiatives by removing transportation barriers that limit access to medical appointments, meal programs, social services, and senior centers. Strategic priorities include expanding equitable mobility solutions, enhancing coordination with community-based care networks, and improving service reliability through dedicated transit infrastructure. The agency prioritizes programs that promote dignity, safety, and social connectivity for the elderly population within New Haven’s urban landscape. The agency’s procurement activity is focused almost exclusively on specialized transportation services tailored to the needs of older adults and individuals with disabilities. Contracts are typically structured as service-based solicitations for non-emergency medical transportation, door-to-door transit, and wheelchair-accessible vehicle operations. These procurements emphasize operational continuity, driver training in geriatric care protocols, and vehicle compliance with ADA accessibility standards. The primary NAICS category targeted is 485991 — Special Needs Transportation — reflecting a singular focus on mobility services for vulnerable populations. There is no evidence of set-aside preferences or diversity contracting initiatives in the procurement history. Vendor relationships appear to center on local and regional transportation providers with proven experience in senior transit, vehicle maintenance, and route optimization for low-volume, high-touch services. The Elderly Service operates under the City of New Haven’s municipal framework as a specialized unit within the broader public services structure. It does not utilize federal procurement vehicles and relies on local solicitations to engage service providers. Its geographic scope is limited to New Haven, Connecticut, with all operations and contracts designed to serve residents within the city’s boundaries.

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What contracts does Elderly Service (CSA) award?

Elderly Service (CSA) awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

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Where is Elderly Service (CSA) located?

Elderly Service (CSA) is located in New Haven, CT. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

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Elderly Service (CSA)

Part of Connecticut · New Haven, Connecticut

The Elderly Service (CSA) of the City of New Haven is dedicated to ensuring safe, reliable, and accessible transportation for older adults and individuals with mobility challenges, enabling them to maintain independence and access essential community services. Their core mission centers on supporting aging-in-place initiatives by removing transportation barriers that limit access to medical appointments, meal programs, social services, and senior centers.

Elderly Service (CSA)

Part of Connecticut · New Haven, Connecticut

Recent Elderly Service (CSA) Contracts

Janitorial Services - Elderly Centers

Interior and Exterior Window Cleaning

Wall Washing in Lavatories and High-Touch Areas

Floor Stripping and Waxing of Rubber Tile Surfaces

Ongoing Janitorial Labor at Atwater Senior Center

High Dusting of Ceiling Fixtures and Moldings

TRANSPORTATION-ELDERLY SERVICES

Regulatory Compliance & Reporting Services

MBE/WBE Outreach & Coordination Services

Environmental Protection & Compliance Monitoring

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Recent Elderly Service (CSA) Contracts

Janitorial Services - Elderly Centers

Interior and Exterior Window Cleaning

Wall Washing in Lavatories and High-Touch Areas

Floor Stripping and Waxing of Rubber Tile Surfaces

Ongoing Janitorial Labor at Atwater Senior Center

High Dusting of Ceiling Fixtures and Moldings

TRANSPORTATION-ELDERLY SERVICES

Regulatory Compliance & Reporting Services

MBE/WBE Outreach & Coordination Services

Environmental Protection & Compliance Monitoring

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Elderly Service (CSA) do?

What contracts does Elderly Service (CSA) award?

How do I do business with Elderly Service (CSA)?

Who are the top contractors for Elderly Service (CSA)?

Where is Elderly Service (CSA) located?