Heritage Way Trail Improvements Along Great Meadow Road and Marsh Street Phases 1 & 2
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Bid No. 2026-01
- State
- Connecticut
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Julie Gerace purchasing@wethersfieldct.gov (860) 721-2861
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About this opportunity
The Town of Wethersfield, Connecticut is soliciting bids for Heritage Way Trail Improvements along approximately 4,900 linear feet of Marsh Street and Great Meadow Road, with bids due July 29, 2026.
The scope encompasses construction of an 8- to 10-foot-wide paved multi-use trail connecting Main Street in Old Wethersfield to the state trail and parking lot near the Putnam Memorial Bridge. Deliverables include concrete sidewalk and ramps, wooden split rail fence, metal beam guide rail, signage, and trail lighting. The project also requires reconstruction and re-alignment of the Marsh Street and Broad Street intersection, removal and installation of pavement markings and signs, drainage improvements, limited road widening, and incidental work. Portions of the project lie within regulated floodplain areas and require earthwork to provide compensatory flood storage volume—a technical constraint that will affect design and cost.
The solicitation document has been posted but does not specify contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, a pre-bid meeting, a site visit date, or a question-submission deadline within the available materials.
Opportunity text
This invitation to bid is for the Town of Wethersfield to retain a contractor to complete bicycle and pedestrian improvements along approximately 4,900 linear feet of Marsh Street and Great Meadow Road to connect Main Street in Old Wethersfield and the states trail and parking lot located near the Putnam Memorial Bridge. The project includes construction of a new 8 and 10 wide, paved multi-use trail and installation of concrete sidewalk and ramps, wooden split rail fence, metal beam guide rail, signage and trail lighting. It also includes reconstruction and re-alignment of the Marsh Street and Broad Street intersection, removal and installation of pavement markings and signs, drainage improvements, limited road widening and incidental work. Portions of the project are located within regulated floodplain areas, which requires earthwork to provide compensatory flood storage volume.
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