Engineering and Design Services for Longwall Road Bridge Replacement

The Town of Redding, located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is seeking engineering and design services for the replacement of the Longwall Road Bridge over an unnamed stream. This procurement opportunity, identified as solicitation 29792, requires a qualified engineering firm to prepare comprehensive construction plans and specifications, including survey work, environmental permitting, and construction administration services. The project scope involves designing a bridge replacement within the town's right-of-way, adjacent to Aquarion Water Company property. Prospective bidders must demonstrate substantial experience with the State Local Bridge Program and proven working relationships with the Department of Transportation and Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. The solicitation is open from April 24, 2025, to May 22, 2025, with a vendor Q&A period running from April 24 to May 12, 2025. Proposals must be submitted to Ginger Fiore at the Office of the First Selectwoman by the May 22, 2025 deadline, with contact information available at 203-938-2002 or gfiore@reddingct.gov.

While the solicitation documents do not specifically outline set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, the procurement appears open to all qualified engineering firms with relevant bridge replacement experience. No incumbent vendor is identified in the documentation, and no specific budget range or estimated project value is provided. The payment terms are net 30 days, with a requirement that proposed payment schedules based on project phases must be clearly outlined in the submission. Firms responding to this opportunity will need to provide detailed documentation demonstrating their technical capabilities, previous similar project experiences, and comprehensive understanding of the bridge replacement requirements. The successful vendor will be responsible for creating fully signed and completed construction plans that meet all local, state, and environmental regulatory standards, with a focus on seamless integration with existing municipal infrastructure and water company property boundaries.