Connecticut Air & Space Center - Curtiss Hangar Renovations - Phase 1

The contract involves the restoration and renovation of the historic Curtiss Hangar at 225B Main Street, Stratford, Connecticut, which will serve as the future home of the Connecticut Air & Space Center Museum. The project focuses on Phase 1 of the building's exterior and selected interior improvements, including structural repairs to the hangar's structural system, installation of a new EPDM membrane roofing system with insulation and flashings, masonry repairs and repointing of the exterior walls, and the addition of plastic infill windows at existing openings. Additionally, a section of the hangar door wall will be enclosed, and rolling doors will be installed to create a 60-foot-wide opening, enhancing accessibility and functionality. The solicitation, titled "Connecticut Air & Space Center - Curtiss Hangar Renovations - Phase 1," was posted on June 17, 2025, with a response deadline of July 8, 2025. The project is estimated to cost between 2 million and 5 million dollars and is categorized under NAICS code 238160. The Connecticut Air & Space Center, a State and Local Government Entity, is overseeing the project, with Ron Rossomando Jr. serving as the primary contact. The work is to be performed within Connecticut, and interested contractors can find additional details and submit proposals through the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services portal.