Hartford County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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20 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Site plan approval for a new 41-unit rental apartment development under the affordable housing statute (CGS §8-30g), including necessary site improvements, accessibility features, traffic modifications, drainage infrastructure, and affordable housing plan compliance.
Comprehensive renovation and conversion of the 1928 section of Farmington High School into municipal offices, including architectural redesign, structural upgrades, sitework, interior furnishing, and installation of building systems.
Preliminary approval to issue over $110 million in bonds for Related Affordable LLC to acquire, rehabilitate, and construct multifamily affordable rental housing at 13 sites across Connecticut.
Comprehensive reconstruction and facility upgrade including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, kitchen expansion, window additions, exterior siding updates, and potential site excavation/monitoring for environmental safety at the Newington Fire Department. Potential addition of radiant slab, generator relocation, and removal of interior columns. Soft costs and FF&E (furniture, fixtures, equipment) excluded from construction estimate.
Financing for 35-unit Windsor Locks Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) including up to $13.55M in construction/permanent loans and $1M supplemental loan; strict affordability and compliance criteria with multiple due diligence steps.
Financing for 35-unit Windsor Locks TOD Phase 1B, leveraging LIHTC 9% credits with $2.1M permanent loan and $1M additional funding; compliance and long-term affordability required.
Financing of a new 64-unit affordable housing development in Glastonbury, CT, including $6.6M permanent loan and up to $1M additional affordable housing funding, with requirements for environmental testing, appraisals, construction, and long-term management.
Financing for new construction of a 76-unit affordable housing project, with $12M construction-to-permanent loan and $1M supplemental funding; includes provisions for long-term affordability, environmental reviews, and supportive services.
Financing for new 43-unit affordable development in Stamford, CT, including $6.2M permanent loan and $1M supplemental funding with affordability and compliance requirements.
Modification of Heritage Glen Apartments’ original $4.7M state loan including maturity extension, interest capitalization, and changes to amortization structure for 68-unit complex in Farmington, CT.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hartford County, Connecticut
28 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Asnuntuck Community College
Bloomfield Housing Authority
Bristol Technical Education Center
Canton Housing Authority
Capital Community College
Central Connecticut State University
Charter Oak State College
City of Hartford Housing Authority
Connecticut Department of Housing
Ct Aero Tech School
East Hartford Housing Authority
Farmington Housing Authority
Farmington Woods District
Housing Authority of the City of Bristol
Housing Authority of the City of Hartford
Housing Authority of the City of New Britain
Housing Authority of the Town of Enfield
Housing Authority of the Town of Glastonbury
Housing Authority of the Town of West Hartfor
Housing Authority of the Town of Windsor
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