The city received six responses Tuesday from engineering firms interested in doing the design and engineering for the roundabout project, which would allow for traffic flow in all directions at Main and Franklin streets. The firms, all from Connecticut, will be reviewed by a committee that will select finalists to be interviewed before the city selects a consultant to design the project, Public Works Director Patrick McLaughlin said Tuesday. He hopes to have the finalist selected by Nov. 1. The city then would negotiate a contract with the firm to design the specifications to go out to bid for construction.
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