Small State Revolving Loan Program

Solicitation # 66637
Posted 6/18/25, 1:51 PM
No Updates
Due 7/9/25, 4:00 PM
State
Vermont
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The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is seeking proposals for comprehensive financial, administrative, underwriting, and consultation services to support its Small State Revolving Loan Program across Washington County and Newport Center CDP. The procurement targets organizations capable of managing loan funds designed to provide low-cost financing for critical infrastructure repairs and replacements, including failed structures, storage tanks, water systems, onsite wastewater systems, and unsafe dams. The primary objective is to protect public health and environment while assisting Vermonters with limited financial resources in addressing necessary infrastructure upgrades. The contract opportunity (ID: 6855d87d35ea83cedd023954) was posted on June 18, 2025, with proposals due by July 9, 2025. Required qualifications likely include demonstrated expertise in financial services, loan management, underwriting capabilities, and experience with public infrastructure funding programs. Potential respondents must carefully review the attached Request for Proposal (RFP) document, which would typically outline specific evaluation criteria, submission requirements, and technical specifications for loan fund management.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, state-level procurement often includes provisions for disadvantaged business enterprises or local Vermont-based firms. The program appears designed to support vulnerable populations through accessible infrastructure financing, which might imply preferences for respondents with demonstrated community-focused financial service capabilities. Unfortunately, the attached RFP file was noted as inaccessible due to an HTTP 404 error, which prevents a comprehensive assessment of potential award values, budget ranges, or precise organizational restrictions. The procurement seems structured to support a critical public infrastructure need, focusing on low-cost financing solutions for essential community upgrades. Interested parties should directly contact the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation for complete details about potential award values, specific qualification requirements, and any targeted business enterprise preferences that might influence proposal evaluation.

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