Request for LOI Rebid, Rutland-Southern VT Airport - Part 2,
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- Request for Letters of Interest, Rutland-Southern VT Regional Airport Restaurant Opportunity REBID
- Solicitation number
- 73874
- Issued by
- Washington County, Vermont
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This is a Request for Letters of Interest issued by the Vermont Agency of Transportation, Aviation Program for a restaurant operation opportunity at the Rutland-Southern Vermont Regional Airport. The Vermont Agency of Transportation is seeking qualified entities to operate a family-friendly restaurant at the airport's commercial passenger terminal building located at 1002 Airport Road, North Clarendon, VT 05759. The restaurant space is positioned on the second floor of the terminal building with views of the Green Mountains and aircraft apron. The operator is expected to provide service at least 5 days per week with breakfast and lunch service, and the airport seeks an operator capable of opening by summer 2026. The terminal facility serves approximately 10,000 passengers annually and supports active general aviation and private aviation operations along with community engagement. A sample draft lease is available in Exhibit C for review.
This is a rebid opportunity, indicating a previous solicitation was conducted. Specific response dates, due dates, site visit schedules, and bidders conference information are not included in the available file content. The Vermont Agency of Transportation has structured this as a lease opportunity rather than a traditional procurement, and interested parties should review the draft lease terms provided in Exhibit C to understand pricing, terms, and operational requirements. No specific funding amounts or set-asides are referenced in the available information.
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