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Vehicle Modification for a Person with Disabilities in Higganum, CT

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26BRS046State & Local

Submission Closed09/25/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 811121

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The State of Connecticut Bureau of Rehabilitation Services is soliciting bids under RFQ 26BRS046 for vehicle modifications to a 2017 Ford F250 for a driver with a cervical spinal cord injury in Higganum, Connecticut. The required modifications include a removable Adapt Link driver seat, a wheelchair lift, hand controls, a steering knob, a driver-side grab bar, a panoramic rearview mirror, and a chest strap with a D-ring closure. Bidders must be NMEDA/QAP certified in good standing, provide in-state service, and have the vehicle on hand to bid. All quotes must be submitted by September 25, 2026, and must include detailed unit pricing, amounts, and totals on the official CT BRS Bid Breakdown form. Technical compliance is based on the Vehicle Evaluation Report from Easterseals Driver Assessment, and any proposed equivalent equipment must be accompanied by a detailed explanation. Safety is a primary requirement, necessitating an airbag on/off switch if the client is in the deployment zone and an NHTSA approval letter if airbags are eliminated. Final payment is contingent upon the vehicle passing a rigorous inspection and test drive conducted by a consulting automotive engineer to ensure safe highway operation and adherence to specifications. Vendors are also responsible for coordinating client fittings and providing comprehensive training on the use of the adaptive equipment.