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The Town of Dover is requesting submission of proposals by Engineers licensed to practice in the State of Vermont for engineering and design services in support of the survey, design and permitting to remove the Snow Lake Dam and replace it with a single structure that meets bankfull width and will support South Access Road (TH-3) in Dover, as well as the stream channel restoration to connect the North Branch of the Deerfield River from the upstream

The Town of West Rutland in partnership with VNRC and FEMA are requesting qualified individual or firms to provide permitting support, construction bid documents and engineering oversight for the removal of the Youngs Brook Dam.

Lucie County - Purchasing Department Bid Type Request for Qualifications Bid Number RFQ-19-033-0-2019/DC Fiscal Year 2019 Bid Writer Desiree Cimino Bid Name Professional Engineering Services for North Hutchinson Island Septic Removal Project – Value Engineering, Preparation of Final Drawings, Permitting & Construction Services Bid Status Under Evaluation Bid Status Text None Award ToDue Date/Time 4/17/2019 4:00 PM Eastern Broadcast Date 3/17/2019

Vermont River Conservancy is seeking to contract with a qualified engineering firm to design the removal of four obsolete dams. This project seeks to conduct engineering studies, assessments, and permitting to remove four dams on the Winooski River and North Branch in Montpelier, VT. Proposals are due August 7, 2023 and questions must be submitted by July 24, 2023.

The Town of Orwell is soliciting proposals for design and engineering services for a project at the Town Highway Department (located east of the village at 604 Main Street) from qualified professional design/engineering firms. The project includes the addition of two bays for equipment storage, a new salt shed, removal of two older buildings and site work.

The Town of Orwell is soliciting proposals for design and engineering services for a project at the Town Highway Department (located east of the village at 604 Main Street) from qualified professional design/engineering firms. The project includes the addition of two bays for equipment storage, a new salt shed, removal of two older buildings and site work.

professional firms with experience in engineering, design, and program management services, to submit qualifications to provide Professional Engineering Services for PFAS removal alternatives including design and permitting of removal systems at current water treatment facilities. This Request for Qualifications (“RFQ”) seeks to identify potential providers of the above-mentioned services.