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26-150: Downtown Lighting Improvements Project
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The contract involves improvements to decorative street lights at various locations in downtown Springfield, where the city owns approximately 502 such lights. The initial phase focuses on assessing 199 non-functioning lights and about 15 lights that appear to be day-burning to determine necessary repairs or upgrades. This solicitation, titled "26-150: Downtown Lighting Improvements Project," is managed by the Procurement office of Massachusetts and is open for responses until May 7, 2026. The work is to be performed in Springfield, Massachusetts, and the contracting opportunity is designated under the agency PUR02 - Procurement. The primary contact person for this project is Zac Singleton. This project aims to enhance the functionality and appearance of the decorative street lighting infrastructure throughout the downtown area, contributing to the city's aesthetic and nighttime visibility.
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Springfield, MA, 01103, USASet-Aside
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