Connecticut Government
SBA - CONNECTICUT District Office - Opportunities
Register Your Company You have heard the expression, "You got to play to win." Well, to succeed in government contracting, you have to register to participate. A primary source for agencies to learn about prospective vendors is a government-maintained database (CCR/PRO-Net) of companies wanting to do business with the government. This database is a marketing tool for businesses and a searchable list of prospective vendors for the government. The database provides agencies with the ability to search for companies based on their abilities, size, location, experience, ownership, etc. The CCR, developed by the Department of Defense, and PRO-Net, developed as a database of small businesses by the SBA, have recently merged to provide a single searchable database for agencies and vendors. The CCR contains a PRO-Net supplement which collects and maintains specific information about and pertaining to small businesses. For Connecticut PRO-Net Assistance, contact: Kathleen Jennings at 860-240-4 ... [Read More]
Congresswoman Nancy L. Johnson: An Independent Voice for Connecticut'sFifth District
WASHINGTON D.C. – With government and auto industry experts saying the gas mileage rates on car window stickers are overblown by as much as 30 percent, Congresswoman Nancy Johnson today introduced bipartisan legislation requiring the government to update its 30-year-old gas mileage tests. ... Federal Government Links ... [Read More]
Government Telephone and E-mail Directory
Government Directories ... The following is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to general telephone and E-Mail directories for various local government contacts commonly used within the State of Connecticut. ... [Read More]
Senator Joe Lieberman: Constituent Service Center: State Government
· State Government ... Senator Lieberman's Constituent Service Center regularly receives the following questions regarding Connecticut state government. If your question is not answered here, please send an email so that his staff may address your concern. ... · Local Government ... [Read More]
Congressman Christopher Shays
Did the Supreme Court go too far in determining the government has the authority to seize property as eminent domain for the purposes of economic development by private entities? ... Christopher is chairman of the National Security Subcommittee of the Government Reform Committee, which covers all matters relating to national security, including anti-terrorism efforts. ... [Read More]
The Connecticut - The United States Mint
On the night of October 31, 1687, Connecticut's Charter was put to a test. A Britishrepresentative for King James II, challenged Connecticut's government structure and demanded itssurrender. In the middle of the heated discussion, with the Charter on the table between theopposing parties, the candles were mysteriously snuffed out, darkening the room. When visibility was reestablished, the Connecticut Charter had vanished. Heroic Captain Joseph Wadsworth saved the Charter from the hands of the British and concealed it inthe safest place he could find - in a majestic white oak. This famous tree, "The CharterOak," finally fell during a great storm on August 21, 1856. ... [Read More]
AIRNow - Air Quality Conditions - Map Archives
AIRNow is a government-backed program. Through AIRNow, EPA, NOAA, NPS, news media, tribal, state, and local agencies work together to report conditions for ozone and particle pollution. ... [Read More]
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