Stream Stabilization & Excavation Services - Allen Brook Boardwalk Repair Project
| Location: | Vermont |
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| Posted: | Jun 16, 2026 |
| Due: | Jul 8, 2026 |
| Agency: | State Government of Vermont |
| Type of Government: | State & Local |
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Bid Type: Request for Proposal Locations: Chittenden Keywords: Construction (Non Building), General Contractor Bid Description: This is a Request for Proposal for stream stabilization & excavation services as a component of a repair project for an out-of-service pedestrian bridge/boardwalk that crosses the Allen Brook between Williston’s Village Community Park and Allen Brook Nature Trail. The contractor will be executing a pre-designed stream stabilization project that calls for ~ 90 linear feet of channel re-grading, bank armoring, and erosion prevention work. The full scope of work is outlined in the project civil plan set, which is available by request (requests should be submitted to Williston Senior Conservation Planner David Moroney, dmoroney@willistonvt.org, and co-addressed to Principal Engineer Paul Bosivert, paulb@engineeringventures.com). A full copy of the plan set may also be inspected in person by visiting the Williston Planning and Zoning Office at 7878 Williston Rd, Williston VT, 05495.
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