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ROOF REPLACEMENT at the JFK APARTMENTS
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The Housing Authority of the City of Bristol is inviting sealed bids from qualified contractors for the replacement of the membrane roofing at the John F. Kennedy Apartments located at 70 Gaylord Street in Bristol, Connecticut. This contract entails furnishing and installing a new membrane roof, ensuring the building's structural integrity and weather protection are maintained. Bids must be submitted by May 26, 2026, following the solicitation posted on April 24, 2026. The procurement is managed through Connecticut's Department of Administrative Services, with Luis Velazquez serving as the primary point of contact for interested contractors. The project is designated under the solicitation number 36423, with no specific set-aside requirements mentioned. This opportunity is open to state and local government entities and qualified contractors capable of performing the specialized roofing replacement work within the state of Connecticut.
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