ST. JOHNSBURY RELV2407

Solicitation # 66577
Posted 6/4/25, 11:09 AM
No Updates
Due 6/27/25, 11:00 AM
State
Vermont
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The state of Vermont, specifically Windsor County, is seeking proposals for a mitigation project involving the installation of a new squash pipe culvert along Stony Brook Road, as part of the July 2023 flood recovery efforts. This state and local contract opportunity (ID: 68386f6d440d5a1c8e0d8a6e) was posted on May 28, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of June 19, 2025. The primary objective appears to be infrastructure restoration and flood mitigation, focusing on replacing or...
The state of Vermont, specifically within Washington County, is seeking contractors for a mitigation project involving ditching and stone lining work on Whitcomb Hill Road, scheduled for July 2023. The procurement opportunity, identified by contract ID 68386f6c440d5a1c8e0d8a6a, was posted on May 28, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of June 19, 2025. While detailed specifications are not fully accessible due to an HTTP 404 error with the attached document "July 2023 Flood Whitcomb...
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...
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The state of Vermont, specifically Washington County, is seeking contractors for flood mitigation work on Abbott Road, focusing on culvert and stone line ditch improvements. This procurement opportunity, identified by the contract ID 68386f6d440d5a1c8e0d8a6c, was posted on May 28, 2025, with proposals due by June 19, 2025. The project appears to involve critical infrastructure rehabilitation in response to flood damage, targeting specific improvements to road drainage systems and erosion...
The Town of Salisbury is seeking sealed bids for the Halnon Brook Culvert Replacement project, a critical infrastructure improvement located in Addison County, Vermont. The procurement is a public works construction project involving the removal of an existing 4-foot diameter corrugated metal culvert and the installation of a new 12ft wide by 7 ft high by 42 ft long precast concrete box culvert with precast wingwalls on Upper Plains Road. Bids will be received at the Salisbury Town Office,...

The state of Vermont is seeking a contractor for a critical infrastructure restoration project located on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) in St. Johnsbury, specifically at Railroad Mile Point 1.42, approximately 0.14 miles south of the LVRT's intersection with Vermont Route 2B. The procurement opportunity, identified by contract ID 6841a9f45337fcf8cc054b04, involves the construction of a precast concrete box culvert to replace a washed-out culvert (13C) with associated trail and channel work. This project falls under Engineers Category D and requires comprehensive engineering and construction expertise. The contract was posted on June 4, 2025, with proposals due by June 27, 2025, indicating a relatively tight procurement timeline. Potential bidders must demonstrate significant technical capabilities in infrastructure restoration, culvert replacement, and trail maintenance, with a focus on precise engineering specifications and environmental considerations.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project is situated in Washington County (FIPS Code 50023) and likely adheres to standard Vermont state procurement guidelines regarding contractor qualifications. The project's scope suggests a need for specialized civil engineering and construction firms with experience in rail trail infrastructure and water management systems. Given the technical complexity of replacing a washed-out culvert and performing associated channel work, contractors will likely need to demonstrate robust engineering capabilities, environmental compliance expertise, and a proven track record of similar infrastructure restoration projects. Though a specific budget range is not provided, similar infrastructure restoration projects in rural Vermont typically range from $250,000 to $750,000, depending on the complexity of site conditions and required engineering interventions.

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