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City Council

September 9, 2025 Final

Agenda — 6 items

  1. To authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any and all documents associated with the Municipal Electronic Voting Equipment Agreement with the State of Connecticut.
  2. To authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any and all documents associated with the Hardware Maintenance and Software License, Maintenance and Support Services Agreement with Election Systems & Software, LLC; and to refer to the Board of Finance and Purchasing Agent for informational purposes.
  3. To approve the change orders for D'Amato+Downes Joint Venture, totaling $22,966.58 as recommended by the Northeast Middle School Building Committee and to authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any documents necessary to amend their contract.
  4. To award Contract 2C25-093 Heaters at Public Works Garage to Perfectemp Inc. in the amount of $139,853.00 and to authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to effect said contract.
  5. To award Contract 2P25-056 Architectural/Engineering Services Relative to Renovation of Commercial Building Toward Use as Municipal Animal Control Facility to Design Learned Inc. in the amount of $460,880.00, and to authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to effect said contract.
  6. To award Contract 2C26-001 Replacement of Diving Boards and Starting Blocks for the Indoor Pool to Connecticut Custom Aquatics, LLC in the amount of $117,057.80, and to authorize the Mayor or Acting Mayor to execute any and all documents necessary to effect said contract.

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