Contract · State & Local
RFP Construction Management-At-Risk for New Middle School & Central Admin
Connecticut - Ansonia Public Schools CT
- Status Closes in 4 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Solicitation 39320.
The Ansonia School Building Commission (the “SBC”) and the City of Ansonia, Connecticut (“City”) are requesting sealed qualifications and sealed proposals from qualified construction management firms to provide pre-construction services, cost estimating, trade contract bidding/negotiation, and construction phase services for the Ansonia Public School District (the “District”) and City, in connection with the design, construction, and closeout of a project for the construction of the new Ansonia Middle School building and grounds (the “Middle School”) and the new District Central Administrative Offices (the “Administrative Offices”) (collectively the “Project”).The selected firm will be the construction manager “at-risk,” engaged by the City and SBC for the Project to provide construction management services for the construction of the Project.
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 7, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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