RFQ027-25 On-Call Trade Labor
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The City of Meriden is seeking qualified trade labor services through solicitation RFQ027-25 to support various future municipal projects. This framework agreement is designed to accommodate projects of varying scopes and scales funded by multiple streams, allowing the city to utilize either project-specific fixed quotes or established hourly rate schedules. Because specific scopes of work are not yet defined, they will be provided during subsequent project-level solicitations. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 15, 2026, at 3:00 PM. The procurement is managed by the Facilities agency in Meriden, Connecticut, with Susan Martel serving as the primary point of contact. This on-call arrangement ensures the city has access to necessary trade labor as needs arise across different municipal initiatives.
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