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Council authorized a $2,777,000 contract with Frank Capasso & Sons, Inc. for project NPA2026-02, Repairs and Improvements at Yankee Doodle Garage, plus up to $277,700 (10%) in change orders for contingencies. Multiple capital accounts fund the work. The construction award is decided, but subcontractors, materials suppliers, and adjacent service vendors can engage with the prime contractor or city regarding specialized systems, signage, lighting, or future garage upgrades.
Council authorized an agreement with The Grasso Companies, LLC for Project PM2026-3, Heather Lane Area and Byselle Road Paving and Sidewalk Improvements 2026, for $1,756,700 plus up to $175,670 in contract orders. Funding spans multiple paving and sidewalk capital accounts. The award is decided, but specialty concrete, ADA compliance, and streetscape vendors can explore subcontracting or future neighborhood enhancements tied to these improvements.
Schedule B shows an operations and maintenance services agreement with Inframark for the treatment system, with annual contract fees rising to $27,430,364 for contract year 3 (7/1/26–6/30/27). CPI-based adjustments and chemical cost adders are detailed, indicating a multi-year arrangement. Competitors and specialty subcontractors can use this incumbent information to target complementary services, performance improvements, or future rebid cycles for operations support.
Norwalk will execute agreements with the Norwalk Senior Center to provide ongoing senior services for residents. The city will fund $400,000 for services from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, paid from account 012010-5A0620. This confirms the center as a key program operator, creating demand for programming, transportation, health, and facility support during the contract year.
The Finance and Claims Committee authorized multiple software purchase orders to Brisk Teaching, Exemplars Inc., CDW Education, Lazel Inc., Magic School Inc., and Rocketlit Inc. totaling over $427,000 for education-related software. Funding is from capital account 09275010-5777-C0112. The vendors are selected and purchase orders will be issued, but there may be follow-on needs for integration, training, and future renewals that other IT and edtech providers can support.
Council authorized an agreement with Arcadis U.S., Inc. for engineering design services for the SoNo Green Infrastructure & Salt Marsh Restoration Project for a sum not to exceed $395,724. Funding is spread across a grant account and capital accounts. The design consultant is selected, but construction contractors and environmental restoration specialists can monitor for subsequent build-out contracts once design is complete.
Norwalk is authorizing a purchase order to Sullivans Northwest Hills for six police package utility vehicles using State of Connecticut contract 24PSX0110. The total not-to-exceed amount is $328,641.36, funded from account 09273010-5777-C0665. This confirms Sullivans as vehicle supplier, while leaving room for future fleet services, upfitting beyond the current scope, and long-term maintenance or replacement planning.
Norwalk is authorizing a purchase order to Fleet Auto Supply, under RFP 4123, to upfit emergency vehicle equipment in six police vehicles. The project total is not to exceed $290,000, funded from account 09273010-5777-C0665. This identifies Fleet Auto Supply as the current upfitting contractor, useful for firms offering components, integration, or future competitive bids when the fleet expands or contracts renew.
Norwalk plans a second amendment to its 6/22/21 agreement with Kimley-Horn to help complete and submit 2027 Accreditation Rules to the National Recreation and Park Association. The amendment adds up to $170,680, funded from account 594100 5258. This confirms Kimley-Horn as incumbent on parks accreditation work, signaling possible follow-on needs in planning, analytics, and systems as the 2027 accreditation effort progresses.
Norwalk is authorizing a Master Software License and Services Agreement with LHS Associates for the KNOWiNK Poll Pad electronic pollbook system. The deal runs an initial three-year term with automatic renewal, with first-year costs not to exceed $81,950 charged to capital account C0883. This sets LHS/KNOWiNK as the e-pollbook incumbent and signals opportunities for training, integration, hardware, and future renewal or replacement services.
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Government Agencies in Fairfield County, Connecticut
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Connecticut State University
University of Connecticut-stamford
Town of Newtown
Stratford School for Aviation Maintenance Technicians
Saugatuck Island Special Taxing District
Oronoque Village Tax District
Norwalk Transit District
Norwalk Community College
Lavelle Avenue Tax District
Housing Authority of the City of Stamford
Housing Authority of the City of Danbury
Housing Authority of the City of Bridgeport
Housing Authority of the Town of Stratford
Housing Authority of the City of Norwalk
Housatonic Community College
Housatonic Area Regional Transit District
Greenwich Housing Authority
Greater Stamford Transit District
Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority
Fairfield Housing Authority
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