Addison County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Engineering services for wastewater plant, main pump station, and SPR control panel upgrade (construction engineering phase).
Pre-RFP
$1,111,130Jun 9, 2026The Selectboard is considering approving an amendment to the Engineering Services Agreement (ESA) with Wright Pierce Engineering for the Main Pump Station and Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) Control Panel improvements. This amendment incorporates anticipated engineering services during the construction phase, including project bidding, construction, and post-construction activities. The original ESA was approved on June 24, 2025, for final design, and this amendment brings the total engineering cost to $1,111,130. This is a contract amendment for an ongoing project, indicating that Wright Pierce is the incumbent engineering firm. Vendors in construction, electrical, or control systems may find opportunities as subcontractors or for future phases, especially as the project is on schedule to go out to bid in late June 2026 for construction.
Contract Award
$1,111,130Jun 9, 2026The town approved an engineering services agreement and loan application for major wastewater upgrades at the main pump station and WWTF SBR controls. Wright Pierce will provide construction-phase engineering under a $1,111,130 agreement, supported by a $6,086,510 State Revolving Loan Fund package totaling about $6.1 million. Construction is going out to bid later in June 2026, creating near-term opportunities for construction, controls, electrical, and equipment vendors to team with bidders or support implementation.
Contract Award
$6,086,510Jun 9, 2026Middlebury received three bids for construction of the Exchange Street multi-use path, with Waters Excavation submitting the low bid at $782,694. After reviewing bid discrepancies and consulting VTrans and state specifications, the Infrastructure Committee now recommends awarding the contract to Waters Excavation. With award imminent, the path project is moving into construction, creating near-term needs for materials, traffic control services, and potential change-order or adjacent project work along Exchange Street.
Contract Award
$782,694Jul 14, 2026The Bristol Selectboard agenda notes that it will consider authorizing Vermont Bond Bank financing documents for the Bristol West Water Line Replacement Project (Phase 2), supported by a 3950000 bond approved by voters on November 5, 2024. Construction is scheduled to begin in spring 2026, and this June 8, 2026 action is about executing the loan/financing paperwork with the Bond Bank. This indicates that a multi-million-dollar water line replacement is funded and moving toward or already in active construction, implying ongoing needs for engineering, construction, inspection, and related services. While the primary construction contractor may already be selected, vendors in pipeline materials, construction support, resident engineering, and related infrastructure technologies can position for change orders, follow-on segments, or complementary work as the broader water system upgrades continue.
Budget Planning
$3,950,000Jun 8, 2026The board approved an FY27 Tax Anticipation Note with Community National Bank for $628,222 to support district cash flow. This is a short-term financing arrangement, not a new competitive procurement, and the bank is already selected. Vendors focused on financial advisory, cash management tools, or treasury technology may see a future opening to discuss ways to reduce TAN dependence or improve borrowing strategy in upcoming budget cycles.
Contract Award
$628,222Jun 16, 2026The Selectboard approved a construction bid from All States Construction, Inc. for the South Street-Phase V sewer and stormwater upgrades. This project focuses on a short section of South Street to South Main Street, with the main portion of the work awarded. The Director of Engineering recommended proceeding with the straight bid, excluding a manhole structure replacement, with the possibility of a change order for remaining work if time permits. This award signifies a completed procurement for a critical infrastructure upgrade. Vendors in related fields, such as civil engineering, stormwater management, or future phases of infrastructure work, can use this information to understand the town's ongoing infrastructure priorities and identify potential future opportunities or subcontracting possibilities.
Contract Award
$555,050May 26, 2026The Selectboard is asked to approve a construction contract for South Street Phase V sewer and stormwater upgrades, following bid opening on May 11, 2026. Otter Creek Engineering reviewed two bids and identified All States Construction, Inc. as the lowest responsive bidder with a corrected total base bid of approximately $555,005.50, contingent on Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) approval. This is a decided procurement, with All States recommended for award and emergency repair work potentially to be added later by change order if the project is under budget. Vendors in civil construction, utility rehab, and related inspection or materials services can use this as incumbent intelligence, as the project may generate follow-on work, testing, change orders, and future phases. Consulting and engineering firms should note OCE’s role as the Town’s engineering advisor on water and sewer capital projects.
Contract Award
$555,006May 26, 2026The Selectboard awarded the 2026 paving work to D&F for several town roads, choosing them over Pike based on price and past experience. The contract covers about 4,485 tons of asphalt for roughly $394,000. This confirms D&F as the current paving incumbent, useful intel for materials suppliers, trucking, and future competing paving firms planning for the next bid cycle.
Contract Award
$394,310Jul 7, 2026The town received two bids for 2026 paving and awarded the work to D&F for multiple town roads. The contract covers 4,485 tons of pavement at $88.45 per ton, for a total of $394,310.10. This confirms D&F as the current paving contractor and indicates the town’s active road program, which can lead to follow-on work, materials supply, and future year bids when this season’s work is complete.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Addison County, Vermont
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