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City of Norwich wants proposals from HVAC contractors to upgrade heating and cooling at an active fire station

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Norwich, CT wants a contractor to evaluate Greeneville Fire Station 2 (446 N. Main St.) and design, supply and install a right-sized HVAC upgrade, with mini-split or conventional options. Bidders may price up to three options (recommended, mini-split, alternate) as lump sums; best value, not lowest price, decides. Proposals are due November 5, 2026, 2:00 pm on Bonfire.

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Buyer typeGovernment · Connecticut
ClosesCloses today (buyer, contacts and documents inside)

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