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Stamford Transportation Center Joint Development
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The Connecticut Department of Transportation is seeking innovative proposals for the joint development of the Stamford Transportation Center and adjacent parcels to create a modern, transit-oriented, mixed-use development. This initiative aims to transform the existing transit hub into a premier facility that enhances connectivity between Downtown Stamford and the South End neighborhood, serving as a key gateway to the state. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their expressions of interest and relevant qualifications by October 4, 2024, via email to Elise Greenberg, with submissions not accepted through the CTsource Bid Board. The project has a substantial budget, estimated between 50 million and 200 million dollars, and is part of a broader effort to revitalize and modernize transportation infrastructure and urban development in Connecticut. This RFEI provides an opportunity for stakeholders to influence the future development approach and contribute innovative ideas for this significant public-private partnership.
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