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Stamford Transportation Center TOD and Joint Development (2025)

CTDOT recently solicited proposals from private developers with the interest and capacity to undertake the TOD/Joint Development Project at the Stamford Transportation Center. The RFP is now closed. CTDOT is currently reviewing and evaluating the responses to the RFP. 

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About the Project

Located at 437 Washington Boulevard and Station Place in Stamford, CT, STC is a multi-modal rail and transit hub that links Stamford, Connecticut’s second largest and fastest growing city, to New York and to key points along the eastern seaboard. STC serves over 5 million MetroNorth, Amtrak, and CTtransit bus passengers every year. After decades of service, facilities within the station area need to be replaced, relocated and repurposed. CTDOT, which owns the station and nearly 11 acres comprising the station area, is seeking innovative approaches to transform the STC into a world class multimodal public transportation hub co-developed with TOD that reflects the state’s commitment to transportation, connectivity, and economic growth.

For questions or comments on the STC TOD/Joint Development opportunity, please contact DOT.TOD@ct.gov

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Site Location Map

The STC is located along Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor (NEC), linking Stamford to the Cities of New Haven, Providence and Boston on the northeast and New York to the south, with connections to CTrail service servicing Hartford to the north.
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STC TOD Joint Development Area

The area available for joint development is shown in the figure above, all of which are owned and controlled by CTDOT.

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