The approximately $4.2 million Railroad Square Revitalization project has been awarded to Yield Industries. Officials are now awaiting approval by the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development, said City Engineer and Deputy Public Works Director Paul Kundzins. “Construction will begin as soon as we can mobilize,” he said. “The project is required to be completed by the end of this calendar year, so we’re going to be done. Busy, busy summer.” At $4.1 million with $207,355 for contingencies and quantity fluctuations, the Torrington-based Yield Industries’ bid was the lowest, Kundzins said. The project will be funded by a DECD Community Challenge Grant, the City of Torrington Pavement Management Program Bond Fund and the state Department of Transportation Town Aid Road program. The overall project includes the replacement of the railroad platform and construction of a canopy at Railroad Square, the $632,967 contract for which was awarded to Millennium Builders Inc. in January.
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