RFQ Design of Water Supply Disinfection Modifications 2025

The state of Vermont, specifically Rutland County and Sheffield CDP, is soliciting statements of qualifications from water supply engineering firms to design monochloramine disinfection facilities for a municipal water system. This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) with Contract ID 67dd6ddc7af44746f301f9ea seeks professional engineering services to modify existing water supply disinfection infrastructure. The primary deliverable will be a comprehensive design plan for monochloramine disinfection facilities, which requires detailed engineering expertise in municipal water treatment systems. Qualified firms must demonstrate significant experience in water supply engineering, with a focus on disinfection technology and municipal infrastructure design. The RFQ was posted on March 20, 2025, with responses due by April 15, 2025, providing approximately 26 days for interested engineering firms to prepare and submit their qualifications. Evaluation criteria will likely include the firm's technical capability, previous project experience, proposed approach, and demonstrated understanding of monochloramine disinfection requirements.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly stated in the provided information, municipal engineering contracts often have provisions supporting small, minority-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The procurement appears to be open to qualified engineering firms with specialized expertise in water treatment facility design. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the provided documentation. The contract likely involves a significant capital investment in municipal infrastructure, though precise budget ranges are not specified. Engineering firms responding to this RFQ should be prepared to provide detailed documentation of their technical capabilities, previous municipal water system design projects, and specific expertise in monochloramine disinfection technologies. The project represents a critical investment in municipal water infrastructure for the Sheffield CDP within Rutland County, Vermont, suggesting potential significance for local water quality and public health objectives.