Wheelock Road Embankments

The Vermont state government, specifically through Bennington County, is soliciting engineering services for critical road infrastructure repair in the Town of Wheelock. The procurement opportunity focuses on repairing two road embankments that sustained significant damage during flooding events in 2024. Qualified engineering firms will be expected to provide comprehensive technical assessments, develop detailed repair strategies, and produce engineering plans for embankment stabilization and restoration. The contract requires professional engineering expertise with demonstrated experience in geotechnical assessment, flood damage remediation, and road infrastructure reconstruction. Interested engineering firms must submit their comprehensive proposals by September 30, 2025, with the initial posting occurring on September 15, 2025. The project demands technical proficiency in flood damage assessment, soil stabilization techniques, and infrastructure resilience planning.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project's location in Bennington County suggests potential alignment with Vermont's local procurement guidelines. The contract appears targeted at professional engineering firms with specific capabilities in road infrastructure and flood damage remediation. No incumbent vendors are identified in the current documentation, and no specific budget range is provided. The project's scope implies a specialized engineering engagement requiring advanced technical capabilities in geotechnical engineering, road infrastructure restoration, and flood damage mitigation. Potential respondents should anticipate a competitive selection process that will likely evaluate technical expertise, previous project experience, proposed methodology, and demonstrated capacity to successfully complete complex road embankment restoration projects in challenging environmental conditions.