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Construction Services for Meriden’s Neighborhood Preservation Program

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RFQ027-24State & Local

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The City of Meriden is soliciting qualified firms under RFQ027-24 to provide comprehensive construction and hazardous material abatement services for its Neighborhood Preservation Program. The selected contractor will be responsible for approximately nine residential revitalization projects involving both single and multifamily homes to improve and preserve the local community. Eligible firms must possess at least 10 years of specialized experience in construction, repair, and HAZMAT abatement, and must provide professional references for the team members overseeing the agreement. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 23, 2026, with inquiries directed to the primary contact, Susan Martel.

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Meriden seeks experienced firms for residential construction and HAZMAT abatement by September 23, 2026.

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Connecticut → DAS ProcurementView Agency

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236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

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CT, USA

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AgencyConnecticut → DAS Procurement
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OfficeCT, USA
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Office AddressCT, USA
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Susan MartelPrimary Contact

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The City of Meriden is seeking qualified firms to deliver comprehensive construction and hazardous material abatement services for our Neighborhood Preservation Program. Selected contractors will spearhead approximately nine (9) residential revitalization projects, spanning both single and multifamily homes, to directly enhance and preserve our local community. Contractor Qualifications • Experience: Contractors must demonstrate a minimum of 10 years of specialized experience in construction, repair, and hazardous materials (HAZMAT) abatement. • Contractor: Submissions must include professional references for team members responsible for overseeing and implementing the agreement.

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