Name: Rose Petracek

Affiliation: Acme Research

Location: UConn Storrs

Request Date Start: Withheld.

Request Date End: Withheld.

Details: Copies of documents, such as − but not limited to – Construction Notice to Proceed, Construction Status Reports, Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP), contractor reporting forms, work orders, project directories, and the like that specify subcontractors and other salient points (noted below) for construction or renovation projects valued at $2,000,000 or more. Please include information for both currently active projects as well as those completed since September 1, 2025 at the following campuses:

University of Connecticut, Storrs ▪ University of Connecticut, Hartford ▪ University of Connecticut Health Center

We do not need every document that mentions subcontractors, just one for each subcontractor or set of
subcontractors. Specifically, we seek:
• Project Name
• Project number
• Projected completion date
• Prime/General Contractor name(s)
• Construction Manager (at Risk) name
• Architect/Engineer names
• Subcontractor names
Excel spreadsheets containing similar information are welcome.
Known projects include:
o Stamford Abutting Property Remediation
o Boiler Plant Equipment Replacement and Utility Tunnel Connection
o TL2540 Jones Annex Renovation
o Field House - Old Rec Center Renovation
o South Campus Infrastructure
o UConn Tennis Facility
o New School of Nursing
o TL2547 - Innovation Partnership Building (IPB) Renovations for the Center For Clean Energy
o Gampel Pavilion Renovation
o Gant Building Renovation - STEM
o UCH Interventional Radiology Equipment Replacement & Renovation
o UCH Building K Building Roof Replacement
o UCH Emergency Department Low Acuity Expansion
o UCH Hybrid OR#2 Fitout
o UCH KB034-036 Research Lab Renovation
o UCH Torrington Clinical Practice Relocation

The information will be used for research aimed at identifying labor classifications and workforce
characteristics across the construction industry. No part of the data will be used as a mailing list and supplying
the information cannot be construed as an endorsement of either your payees or our work.

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