Multi-Use Trail Design and Construction Services
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SUMMARY
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TIMELINE
Start Date: September 9th, 2026
End Date: October 28th, 2026
CONTACTS
Primary procurement contact — name, title, email, and phone
Additional decision-makers and their departments
Issuing Agency
Connecticut Department Of Transportation
DESCRIPTION
The government authority in Newington, Connecticut is seeking design and construction services for a multi-use trail project. The work includes construction of approximately one mile of 10-foot-wide trail through a wooded area along an abandoned trolley trail to connect two locations, followed by an additional 0.3 miles along an agency road terminating at an existing pull-off area.
The project scope includes a granular pavement surface, investigation and improvements for drainage and cross culverts, relocation of a water main, and installation of signage. Qualified firms should be capable of delivering both the design and construction components of the project.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due October 28, 2026.
- Who issued this RFP?
- It was issued by Connecticut Department Of Transportation. The work is located in Plainfield, Connecticut, United States.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Civil engineering and trail construction firm
- Experience with multi-use paths and granular pavement systems
- Expertise in drainage, culvert improvements, and utility relocation
- Capability to provide integrated design-build services
- Familiarity with public-sector transportation or infrastructure projects
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