Wilmington Town Beach (Lake Raponda) Erosion Mitigation Project
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 76154
- State
- Vermont
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Cory Ross ross.wcnrcd@gmail.com (802) 212-9459
Opportunity details come from vermontbusinessregistry.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District is soliciting bids for erosion mitigation and water quality improvements at Green Mountain Beach on Lake Raponda in Wilmington, Vermont, with bids due October 2, 2026. The project receives financial assistance from the Mount Ascutney Regional Commission Enhancement Design and Implementation Block Grant.
The scope includes installation of grass pavers, infiltration steps, a bioswale, a dry-stacked stone walk, stone bridge, plunge pool, dry swale, check dam, benches, and plantings designed to reduce erosion and protect water quality at the beach. Design and full specifications are provided in construction drawings prepared by DuBois&King, Inc., and in the attached bid set specifications.
Qualified contractors are eligible to bid. The source does not specify estimated contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, pre-bid meeting or site-visit dates, question-submission deadlines, or incumbent contractor information.
Opportunity text
Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District (WCNRCD), with financial assistance provided by the Mount Ascutney Regional Commission Enhancement Design and Implementation Block Grant, requests bids from qualified contractors to implement water quality improvements at the Green Mountain Beach in Wilmington, VT.. Details of the project are provided on the following pages and in the attached construction drawings prepared by DuBois&King, Inc.. A project timeline is provided below. Instructions for submission of the bid sheet are provided below. This project consists of a variety of practices at the Green Mountain Beach on Lake Raponda to reduce erosion and protect water quality. Practices include grass pavers, infiltration steps, a bioswale, a dry-stacked stone walk, stone bridge, plunge pool, dry swale, check dam, benches and plantings. Please review the attached bid set designs and full specs for project details.
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