Jackson Dam Removal Design Services - Hardwick, VT
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 73880
- State
- Vermont
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Emily Finnegan emily@caledoniacountynrcd.org (203) 219-4638
Opportunity details come from vermontbusinessregistry.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Caledonia County Natural Resources Conservation District is seeking an engineering team to provide conceptual (30%) design services for the potential removal of Jackson Dam in Hardwick, Vermont, with proposals due July 27, 2026.
The scope encompasses data collection, feasibility and approach analysis, design services, regulatory coordination, and public engagement required for a 30% design phase. The project context includes evaluation of dam removal and associated river restoration in support of town-wide resiliency discussions; the Town of Hardwick has expressed support for further evaluation. The district notes that if removal proceeds, the project will be large, expensive, and require a unique approach. Further regulatory review, funding analysis, and community conversation remain necessary before long-term decisions on the dam's future are made.
No contract value, contract term, set-asides, preferences, evaluation criteria, or pre-bid meeting is identified in the solicitation notice.
Opportunity text
Caledonia County Natural Resources Conservation District is seeking an engineering team to provide conceptual (30%) design services for the potential removal of the Jackson Dam in Hardwick, Vermont. The Town of Hardwick has expressed strong support for further evaluating the possibility of dam removal and associated river restoration in the context of discussions on town-wide resiliency. Additional information, regulatory review, funding analysis, and community conversation will still be necessary before any long-term decisions are considered regarding the future of the dam. If this dam is removed, it will be a large, expensive project and will require a unique approach. The 30% design phase will require a significant level of effort in terms of data collection, further discussion of feasibility and approach, design services, regulatory coordination, and public engagement.
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