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East Steet Housing - Morris Housing Authority

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38334State & Local

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The contract pertains to the construction of eight affordable housing units distributed across two one-story slab-on-grade buildings, with each building containing four units. This phase encompasses all remaining construction activities including building foundations and structures, driveways, parking areas, and associated infrastructure, following the completion of initial site preparation. All work must align precisely with the project plans, which define the full scope, though site work already finished prior to this phase is explicitly excluded from current responsibilities. Sheet C1 details the specific tasks included in this solicitation, ensuring clarity on what is and is not part of the contractor’s obligations. The project is managed by the Morris Housing Authority under the solicitation number 38334, issued by Connecticut’s DAS Procurement through the State and Local Entity (SLED) procurement channel. The opportunity was posted on August 5, 2026, with a response deadline of September 3, 2026. Work must be performed in Connecticut, and all inquiries or communications should be directed to Jim Simoncelli Jr., the primary point of contact, reachable at 860-567-5876. The contract opportunity is publicly accessible via the CTSource Bid Board portal, and no set-aside type or NAICS code is specified, indicating this is open to all qualified bidders without specific socioeconomic preferences.

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Construct eight affordable housing units in two buildings across Connecticut, per project plans, by September 3, 2026.

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236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

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CT, US

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NONE

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MES Morris Phase 2 East Street Housing Specifications for Bid 07-29-2026

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AgencyConnecticut → DAS Procurement
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OfficeCT, US
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This phase of work is to construct the remaining infrastructure, building foundations, building structures, driveways and parking, and all remaining project work for construction of 8 units of affordable housing in 2 one-story slab-on-grade buildings of 4 units each. Initial site preparation work will already be completed before this phase of work starts. The project Plans show all work needed for the project, including site work that will have been completed and is not in the current scope. Sheet C1 has a description of the current project scope.

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