FEMA Mitigation 2023 Road Repairs

The Town of Strafford is seeking contract services for FEMA Mitigation 2023 Road Repairs, a comprehensive infrastructure improvement project located in Orleans County, Vermont. The procurement involves critical road infrastructure upgrades that include slope repairs, berm removal, drainage zone stabilization, and culvert replacement to meet Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's Municipal Roads General Permit standards. Specific deliverables include installing two new culverts (18-inch and 36-inch sizes) with stone-lined inlet/outlet configurations, implementing slope stabilization techniques, and ensuring proper drainage management. The contract opportunity, identified by State Local Contract Opportunity ID 6839c0ec44883fb5ca0bf75a, was posted on May 29, 2025, with proposals due by June 11, 2025. Potential contractors will need demonstrated expertise in municipal road infrastructure, environmental conservation compliance, and FEMA mitigation project implementation. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, respondents should expect technical capability, past performance, and compliance with municipal road standards to be key assessment factors.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent organizations were explicitly mentioned in the procurement documentation. The opportunity appears open to qualified engineering and infrastructure contractors with capabilities in road repair and environmental conservation project management. Although no incumbent vendors were identified, the project seems focused on post-FEMA mitigation work requiring specialized infrastructure rehabilitation skills. The procurement does not specify a precise budget range or potential award value, which suggests interested contractors should prepare detailed cost proposals based on the specific scope of work outlined. Potential respondents should carefully review the technical requirements, particularly the need to meet Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's Municipal Roads General Permit standards, and be prepared to demonstrate technical competence in road infrastructure restoration and drainage management techniques.