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Water, Sewer & Utilities bids in Hartford County, CT

There are 6 open public water, sewer & utilities bids in Hartford County, Connecticut right now. Of these, 3 are from CTsource, and 3 are from town and city pages. This number is the live BidPip feed, the same bids behind Browse and the daily email.

Browse these water, sewer & utilities bids

The browse link uses the same county and trade as signup. It also includes statewide Connecticut bids with no town listed, so that list can be a little longer than the 6 here.

Where these bids come from

  • Town and city bid pages we check in Hartford County, including towns that post on CTsource
  • CTsource, the Connecticut state bid board (state agencies and the towns that post there)
  • SAM.gov federal notices whose place of performance we can place in Hartford County

A town that posts only on its own website, or only in a local paper, is missing until we add that page. We don't promise every town bid. The Massachusetts Central Register isn't part of BidPip.

Connecticut state bids are included, through CTsource. New Hampshire and Maine state bid boards are not included yet. Their state sites block automated access, so for those states we cover federal bids and the town pages we check.

Open water, sewer & utilities bids

BidLocationDue
Emergency Sewer Services Including Sewer Pump Stations (Re-bid)
Town of Berlin · via OpenGov Procurement
Berlin, CTOct 29, 2026
10:00 AM ET
SALE OF SCRAP METAL
Town of Manchester · via OpenGov Procurement
Manchester, CTOct 29, 2026
11:00 AM ET
Clark Street Pump Station Main Replacement Project
Town of South Windsor · via CTsource
South Windsor, CTNov 4, 2026
11:00 AM ET
Sewage Sludge & Wastewater Hauling and Disposal
Town of Glastonbury · via CTsource
Glastonbury, CTNov 10, 2026
11:00 AM ET
FURNISH AND INSTALL INSERTS FOR SIPHONS 1 & 3 AT GLOBE HOLLOW WATER TREATMENT FACILITY
Town of Manchester · via OpenGov Procurement
Manchester, CTNov 17, 2026
11:00 AM ET
A. WARD SPAULDING SCHOOL EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS
Suffield Public Schools · via CTsource
Suffield, CTNov 20, 2026
11:00 AM ET

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BidPip versus typical bid boards

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Other trades in Hartford County

Connecticut state page · All Hartford County bids · All New England water, sewer & utilities bids

Towns in Hartford County

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Questions

How many water, sewer & utilities bids are open in Hartford County right now?

There are 6 open public water, sewer & utilities bids we can place in Hartford County, Connecticut, in today's BidPip feed.

Where do these water, sewer & utilities bids come from?

Town and city pages, CTsource and SAM.gov. Of these 6, 3 are from CTsource, and 3 are from town and city pages. Connecticut state bids are included. New Hampshire and Maine state bid boards are not included yet.

How much does the email cost?

$29/month or $290/year, with a 14-day free trial. You won't be charged until day 15, and you can cancel before then. One plan covers all six New England states. The free weekly email is separate: five bids every Monday, no card.

Will every town in this county be listed?

No. We list bids from the town pages we check, the state bid board and SAM.gov. A town that posts only on a site we don't check yet, or only in a local paper, can be missing.

How is BidPip different from a typical bid board?

Versus the competition, we cover New England only and filter to this county and trade. The price is published and there is a 14-day free trial. Why BidPip.