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Government Projects in Hartford County
33 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
South Windsor is advancing a reconstruction of Governors Highway East with traffic calming, intersection upgrades, bike/ped improvements, and a new roundabout near Talbot Lane. CRCOG has awarded about $3.5 million, and the Town will fund design, with CRCOG consultant review this summer and CTDOT submission in fall 2026, aiming to break ground summer 2027. This is a multi-year transportation and streetscape project that will need design refinement, public outreach, and ultimately construction, landscaping, and specialty traffic control work.
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$3,500,000Jun 23, 2026Martin Laviero Contractor has been awarded a $3.33 million Shrub Road sidewalk and road diet project, with construction scheduled to start the week of July 20, 2026. A separate engineering inspection contract is being interviewed and will go to City Council for award mid-July. The project is fully funded through LOTCIP. Contractors and design firms may find follow-on work in inspection, ADA upgrades, and adjacent street improvements.
Contract Award
$3,334,432Jul 16, 2026Dayton Construction has a $1.97 million contract to reconstruct the Broad Street retaining wall, with work scheduled to begin in September 2026 after precast wall fabrication. WMC Consulting Engineers will provide part-time construction inspection, supplemented by DPW staff, and traffic will be restricted to one-way westbound during construction. Vendors can target materials supply, traffic control, and inspection support, and track Dayton/WMC as incumbents for similar structures.
Contract Admin
$1,966,610Jul 16, 2026The State Bond Commission approved $4,000,000 for infrastructure at Village at Park River, where HACH and the Pennrose/Cloud team are still building out phases and addressing MDC stormwater requirements. The development team is coordinating with CRDA and MDC on improvements and pursuing additional funding to close a $2 million stormwater-related gap. This creates a multi-year pipeline of civil, site, utility, and commercial fit-out work where new contractors, designers, and infrastructure vendors could support next phases and the community building.
Grant Funding
$4,000,000Jul 14, 2026HACH is advancing redevelopment of Mary Shepard Place with Trinity Financial as co-developer. The project has secured $2,415,138 from CHFA for Phase 1-B and $3,000,000 in DECD Municipal Brownfield funds, and LIHTC and brownfield applications are in process. The team is amending professional services to support a streamlined two-phase strategy, creating near-term needs for design, environmental, construction, and relocation services as funding closes and work is sequenced.
Grant Funding
$5,415,138Jul 14, 2026The Board of Education received $2,708,859 in multiple special education and enrichment grants (IDEA, Parent Trust, Adult Education PEP, and several 21st Century Community Learning Centers awards). These funds support tutoring, professional services, transportation, software, supplies, and staff training across special education, adult education, and after-school programs. Education service providers, curriculum vendors, software platforms, and transportation partners can engage departments using these grants to shape programming, content, and tools over the grant term.
Grant Funding
$2,708,859Jul 14, 2026The June 19, 2026 budget summary shows the 1928 Farmington Town Hall renovation nearing completion, with 99% of the $13.3 million KBE Building Corporation construction contract and 96% of the $1.325 million J. Iapaluccio sitework contract spent. Numerous change orders and technology, furniture, and moving costs are detailed, along with remaining owner contingency of about $95,526. This is mature incumbent intelligence for construction, engineering, commissioning, IT/AV, and furniture vendors who want to understand who built and outfitted Town Hall and when follow-on work, maintenance, or future renovations are likely to arise.
Contract Admin
$15,342,727Jun 23, 2026Updated budget and contingency logs for the 1928 Town Hall project show 99 percent of construction funds spent and owner contingency at 85 percent used, with about $95,526 remaining as of June 19, 2026. Numerous change orders have been approved for structural, mechanical, technology, and finish work, while forecasted change orders remain in the pipeline. This signals a near-complete but still adjustable capital project where vendors offering small-scope improvements, furnishings, technology, or commissioning support may fit into remaining contingency and soft-cost budgets.
Public Updates
$13,317,427Jun 23, 2026The Housing Authority of the City of Hartford approved Contract No. 1270 with Gerber Construction, Inc. for sewer line replacement at Mary Mahoney Village. An invitation for bids was issued April 20, 2026, four bids were received at a May 21 public opening, the lowest bidder withdrew due to a material error, and after a June 3 scope review Gerber was confirmed as the lowest responsive bidder. The board authorized a not-to-exceed amount of 641000 with up to 20 percent in CEO-approved change orders, funded by the Capital Fund Program, with work starting around June 29, 2026 and lasting 90 days from notice to proceed. While this specific sewer project is awarded, it positions Gerber Construction as the current underground/sewer contractor at Mary Mahoney and ties to the capital plan’s Mahoney sewer lateral replacement line item, indicating potential for additional site, utility, and rehabilitation work at this and other HACH properties where qualified civil contractors or subs will be needed.
Contract Award
$641,000Jun 18, 2026The Housing Authority of the City of Hartford awarded Contract No. 1207 to Diversity Construction Group LLC for the first-floor domestic supply piping replacement at Betty Knox Apartments. The procurement followed an April 20, 2026 invitation for bids and a May 21 public bid opening with two bids, after which Diversity Construction Group was determined to be the lowest responsive bidder and confirmed via a June 1 scope review call. The board authorized a not-to-exceed contract amount of 641000, with up to 20 percent in change orders at the CEO’s discretion, funded through the Capital Fund Program and scheduled to start around June 29, 2026 for 180 days from notice to proceed. While the primary construction award is decided, the project indicates Diversity Construction Group as the current mechanical/plumbing contractor at Betty Knox, and points to potential follow-on work such as the planned transfer switch, trash compactor, elevator cab interior, and flooring upgrades at Knox in later years of the capital plan, where additional contractors or subs may be needed.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Hartford County, Connecticut
30 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Hartford Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Windsor Locks Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Wethersfield Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
University of Connecticut-hartford Campus
Higher Ed1,683 students
Tunxis Community College
Higher Ed3,764 students
Southington Housing Authority
Housing Authority
South Windsor Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Newington Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Manchester Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Manchester Community College
Higher Ed4,969 students
Housing Authority of the City of New Britain
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the City of Hartford
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the City of Bristol
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Windsor
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of West Hartfor
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Glastonbury
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Enfield
Local Housing Authority
Greater Hartford Transit District
Special District
Farmington Woods District
Special District
Farmington Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
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