Connecticut DAS / MHEC Contract

 


 

As of January 1, 2026, the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services (DAS) adopted the Massachusetts Higher Education Consortium (MHEC) cooperative purchasing agreement for office furniture and architectural products.

Eligible Connecticut agencies and organizations can now purchase from a wide range of contract-approved manufacturers through a streamlined procurement process with competitively negotiated pricing. The contract is effective through December 31, 2030.
Browse the approved manufacturers below to explore available furniture solutions.

 

Furniture Solutions from Industry-Leading Manufacturers


Whether you're furnishing a single office or an entire facility, RHLCO provides access to trusted furniture manufacturers through the Connecticut DAS/MHEC contract. Browse our complete line card to discover quality products backed by contract pricing and expert local support.

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The following line list covers both of the below contracts:

MHEC MC13-C07
CT 25PSX0057

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The following line list covers the below contracts:

CLC F102
 

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Why use purchasing contracts?

 

Purchasing contracts allow you to purchase furniture at pre-determined discounts. The amount of the discount can vary depending on the dollar amount of the purchase; the larger the purchase, the larger the discount. If you qualify for the Connecticut State Contract or participate with the Massachusetts Higher Education Consortium (MHEC), you can get the best pricing without going through the bid process. This also helps you save money on the forgotten costs of bidding: the fees needed to prepare the bid package, respond to questions, review the bid submissions, and compare products submitting as “equals”. Not to mention that the successful bid might not be the product you preferred or the vendor you’d like to work with. Purchasing on contract helps you avoid all of this and ensure that you get the product you want.