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Shortlisting/Screening Meeting for DAS: October 2nd, 2026
RFP Invitation Letter to Shortlisted Firms: October 16th, 2026
RFP Web Advertisement Date on CTsource for Shortlisted Firms: November 6th, 2026
MANDATORY Site Visit Meeting with Shortlisted Firms: November 10th, 2026
Last Date for Shortlisted Firms to Submit RFP Questions to DAS: November 17th, 2026
RFP Due Date on CTsource: December 17th, 2026
Selection/Interview Meeting with Shortlisted Firms: January 14th, 2027
Email Notification Sent to Apparent “Best Value” Proposer: January 28th, 2027
Scope Review Meeting with Apparent “Best Value” Proposer: February 4th, 2027
Tentative Bidding Date: June 2027
Tentative Construction Start Date: October 2027
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Connecticut Department Of Administrative Services
The government authority located in Hartford, Connecticut, is seeking a construction manager at risk to provide construction management services under a one-year contract period.
The scope includes constructability and construction document quality control reviews, verification of existing field conditions, review of product selections, and recommendations as needed. The contractor will also support DAS permit checklist reviews, site logistics planning, coordination with other owner projects, site mobilization reporting, scheduling and phasing coordination, and planning related to site constraints.
Additional responsibilities include cost control management with estimates of actual costs and conversion of construction documents into subcontractor bid packages.
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