Call 002 0170-3742

The contract pertains to Video Detection Upgrades across multiple locations in the New Haven Urban Area of Connecticut, issued by the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) under solicitation number 0170-3742, with a bid opening date of July 8, 2026. The estimated contract value ranges from $3,978,479 to $5,102,176, reflecting the lowest and highest bids submitted by participating vendors: NY-CONN Corporation, Ferguson Electric Company Inc, and Rizzo Electrical Contractors, Inc. The work scope involves upgrades to video detection systems at various sites within Connecticut, though detailed technical specifications, performance requirements, and deliverables are not included in the available documentation. The place of performance is uniformly listed as various locations in Connecticut, with no specific delivery or installation timeline stated. The solicitation was issued as a call order under a broader procurement framework, and while the contract type is not explicitly defined, it is categorized as a solicitation with no set-aside designation. No information is provided regarding the evaluation methodology for award, including weights, technical criteria, or whether selection will be based on lowest price technically acceptable or best value trade-off. Contract administration details such as payment offices, invoicing methods, contracting officer representatives, or accountability codes are absent. Packaging, marking, inspection, and acceptance requirements are not outlined, and no references to MIL-STD or other regulatory standards are cited. Representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status information from offerors were not provided, and while vendor IDs are listed, federal identifiers like UEI or CAGE codes are unconfirmed. Special requirements, including key personnel, options, security clearances, or organizational conflict of interest provisions, are not addressed in the available materials. Proposal submission instructions, formatting rules, page limits, or portals are also unspecified, suggesting reliance on an unmentioned electronic system for receipt of bids. The absence of comprehensive clauses in Sections C through M limits the ability to fully define contractual obligations beyond the basic project intent, pricing range, and geographic scope.