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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on September 27, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Statewide Fire Services Study

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24PSX0152State & Local

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The State of Connecticut’s Department of Administrative Services, on behalf of the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, is seeking a contractor to conduct a comprehensive statewide fire services study. This initiative aims to analyze the current landscape of fire and fire-based EMS in Connecticut, which has experienced significant changes over the past fifty years due to societal, economic, legislative, regulatory, and governance factors. The contractor will be responsible for designing and executing the study, providing strategic planning assistance, and delivering data-driven recommendations to support future policy decisions. The overarching goal is to gather factual and defensible data to guide the modernization and re-imagining of fire services across the state, ensuring they meet evolving public safety needs in 2024 and beyond. The project, titled "Statewide Fire Services Study," has a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $2,000,000 and is open for responses until October 17, 2024. It falls under the NAICS code 561110, which pertains to administrative and support services. Interested parties can contact Michael Baczewski via email or phone for further information and access the solicitation details through the Connecticut procurement portal. The contract emphasizes strategic analysis and planning to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of fire services statewide, reflecting Connecticut’s commitment to public safety modernization.

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AgencyConnecticut → Department of Administrative Services/Procurement Division
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In Connecticut, fire and fire-based Emergency Medical Services (“EMS”) have undergone some dramatic transformations over the past five decades because of a confluence of societal, economic, legislative, regulatory and governance changes. In order to best serve the public in 2024 and beyond, the State of Connecticut (“State”) Department of Administrative Services (“DAS”) on behalf of the State Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (“DESPP”), seeks a Contractor to design and implement a statewide fire services study and provide strategic planning assistance. The goal of the Contractor’s study, analysis, and recommendations, and the goal of the Client Agency, is to capture and utilize factual and defensible data to inform future policy decisions regarding the re-imagining and modernization of fire services in Connecticut.

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