VendorChangeDetailsReport_0068-0217_v3_Aug_6_26.pdf

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Replacement of Bridge No. 02599 Route 101 in the Town of Killingly
Solicitation number
0068-0217
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Tolland County, Connecticut

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This is a Solicitation Change Details Report for Connecticut state procurement solicitation 0068-0217 regarding the replacement of Bridge No. 02599 on Route 101 in the Town of Killingly. The report documents modifications made to the solicitation as of August 6, 2026. The primary change to the solicitation involved the addition of one document titled "PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS - 3.pdf" to the solicitation file. No changes were made to the solicitation header information, solicitation fields, solicitation questionnaire, solicitation group designations, or item specifications and quantities.

The report provides minimal detail regarding project scope, timeline, and requirements. No information is provided regarding pricing terms, contract duration, set asides, incumbent contractors, funding sources, or other substantive procurement details. Vendors interested in this bridge replacement project should review the complete solicitation documents and the newly added prospective bidders document for comprehensive project specifications and submission requirements.

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Solicitation Change Details Report Solicitation no.0068-0217

'Replacement of Bridge No. 02599 Route 101 in the Town of Killingly'

Header Information

There are no changes under this section.

Solicitation Fields

Solicitation Questionnaire

Documents Added

1. Document: 'PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS - 3.pdf' was added.

Solicitation Group Changes

Report Created: Aug 06, 2026 2:30 PM EDT Page: 2

Solicitation 0068-0217, Replacement of Bridge No. 02599 Route 101 in the Town of Killingly

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