Redevelopment plans sought for Hodges Square, Thames Street area
17 Jul 2018
Economic Development
The cities of New London and Groton, in partnership with Thames River Innovation Place, are seeking a consultant to prepare redevelopment analysis plans for both Hodges Square in New London and Thames/Bridge Street in the City of Groton.
The process will "serve to strengthen the function, sense of place, economic vitality, and transportation infrastructure to create a blueprint for redevelopment with a focus on specific and individualized real estate analysis and recommendations," reads the RFP, released Friday.
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