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City Bid - Procurement of Equipment, Parts & Hardware to Maintain and Replace Fire Hydrants

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2027.0129State & Local

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The City of Stamford, Connecticut, has issued bid number 2027.0129 for the procurement of equipment, parts, and hardware necessary to maintain and replace fire hydrants. This solicitation is managed by Project Manager Miguel Robles, Assistant Fire Chief, and follows a one step unsealing process. The bidding window opened on October 9, 2026, with a clarification deadline of October 22, 2026. All final bids are due by November 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM, which also serves as the bid opening time. There is no requirement for a bid deposit or attendance at a pre-bid meeting, and all inquiries must be submitted online through the ProcureWare platform.

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Stamford CT bid 2027.0129 for fire hydrant equipment and parts due November 5, 2026.

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AgencyConnecticut → City of Stamford
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OfficeCT, USA
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Return to Bid List Bid NUMBER 2027.0129 TITLE City Bid - Procurement of Equipment, Parts & Hardware to Maintain and Replace Fire Hydrants PROCESS One Step Unsealing BASE CURRENCY USD STATUS Open for Bidding CLOSES IN 26 days: 9 hours: 58 minutes: 5 seconds DESCRIPTION BIDDERS CALENDAR
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NUMBER 2027.0129 TITLE City Bid - Procurement of Equipment, Parts & Hardware to Maintain and Replace Fire Hydrants AVAILABLE DATE 10/9/2026 5:00 PM CLARIFICATION DEADLINE 10/22/2026 11:59 PM DUE DATE 11/5/2026 11:00 AM CONTACT INFORMATION All questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted online via the Clarifications feature within ProcureWare. BID TYPE Bid DESCRIPTION
2027.0129, City Bid - Procurement of Equipment, Parts & Hardware to Maintain and Replace Fire Hydrants
Bid Opening: November 5, 2026 at 11:00 AM
No Bid Deposit or Pre-Bid Meeting
Project Manager: Miguel Robles, Assistant Fire Chief
PRE-BID INFORMATION PRE-BID MEETING? No PRE-BID MEETING DATE AND TIME PRE-BID MEETING LOCATION AND INFORMATION

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