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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on January 21, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Design-Build Services for 71 Franklin Street Redevelopment

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NCDC-02State & Local

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The Norwich Community Development Corporation, operating as Global City Norwich, is inviting qualified design-build firms to submit proposals for the redevelopment of a historic two-story, 2,200 square foot wood-framed building located at 71 Franklin Street in downtown Norwich, Connecticut. Originally constructed in 1875, the property will be transformed into a mixed-use facility featuring commercial or retail space on the first floor and a residential apartment on the second floor. The project includes necessary structural, envelope, and interior renovations guided by architectural plans from KML Architects and a structural assessment conducted by Cartier Structural Design in June 2025. The ultimate objective is to complete these renovations and secure a Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Norwich. This solicitation, referenced as NCDC-02, was posted on January 21, 2026, with a response deadline of February 27, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 541310 and is administered by the City of Norwich within the state of Connecticut. Interested firms can direct inquiries to the primary contact, Bobbie Brayboy, via phone or email. The redevelopment effort highlights a strategic revitalization of a historically significant property, aiming to enhance downtown Norwich’s commercial and residential landscape.

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Norwich seeks design-build firms to renovate historic 2,200 sq ft building into mixed-use space.

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Norwich, CT, USA

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NCDC-02 Design-Build Services for 71 Franklin Street Redevelopment RFP

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NCDC 71 Franklin Street Design-Build RFP

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AgencyConnecticut → City of Norwich
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The Norwich Community Development Corporation (NCDC) Doing Business as Global City Norwich (GCN) is seeking proposals from qualified design-build firms to complete the redevelopment of 71 Franklin Street in downtown Norwich, Connecticut. The two-story, 2,200 sq. ft. wood-framed structure, originally constructed in 1875, will be renovated into a mixed-use building with first-floor commercial/retail space and a second-floor apartment. NCDC holds architectural plans by KML Architects and a June 2025 structural assessment from Cartier Structural Design. The goal of this project is to complete required structural, envelope, and interior work and obtain a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) from the City of Norwich.

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