Franklin County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Highgate is advancing a new decentralized STEP wastewater system for its village center, estimated at $8.2 million with about $7 million already secured. Design by Otter Creek Engineering is roughly 90% complete, with three contracts planned: treatment and disposal facilities, a village collection system, and individual property connections. Bidding for Contracts 1 and 2 is targeted for late 2026, with construction in 2027 and property connection work through 2028. This is a multi-year capital build with upcoming bid packages for treatment, pipelines, and on-lot equipment and construction services.
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$8,200,000Jun 18, 2026At the June 16, 2026 DRB meeting, the board continued deliberations on the 17 Black Walnut LLC major subdivision, which includes a required recreation area and park amenities tied to 18 planned homes. The Selectboard requested that the DRB and applicant address features such as a playground, potential basketball court, bike racks, benches, trash receptacles, an 8-foot paved multi-use path instead of sidewalks, fencing, lighting, security cameras similar to the Town Beach, and a Ballard Road crosswalk with push-button flashing lights, along with community input before final plat. Applicants also presented an alternative scenario converting the existing 26 Ballard Road 3,000+ sq ft commercial building with a smaller park to meet town requirements. The recreation land value and improvements are estimated between 1350000 and 3000000, affecting housing affordability and prompting further analysis by the developer before the hearing continues on August 4, 2026. This is a pre-RFP design and planning stage where the town and developer will soon need detailed cost estimates, design support, and potentially vendors for playground equipment, multi-use path construction, lighting, fencing, security cameras, and crosswalk systems once a final concept is agreed upon.
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$1,350,000Jun 16, 2026The board authorized administration to negotiate contracts with the St. Albans Recreation Department and Black Creek for 2026 summer programs. These programs are funded through Consolidated Federal Program dollars and will provide academic, social-emotional, and inclusive supports, plus fee credits or reimbursements for eligible families. This confirms outside providers as core partners and signals ongoing needs around program design, staffing, curriculum, data, and enrichment services for future summers.
Contract Award
$2,000,000Jun 10, 2026Maple Run Unified SD received FY27 renewal terms for its VSBIT Multi-Line insurance program, with an indicated annual contribution of about $865,287 based on existing deductibles. Coverage renews July 1, 2026, pending VT Department of Financial Regulation rate filing approval, and VSBIT will send a detailed breakdown and updated COIs and auto ID cards. This confirms VSBIT as the incumbent for property, liability, cyber and risk management services, useful intel for firms offering complementary safety, facilities, cyber, HR, or legal support that can plug into an existing risk management framework.
Contract Admin
$865,287Jun 1, 2026The town received roadway paving bids over its $250,000 budget, with SD Ireland as apparent low bidder at about $292,430. Public Works is exploring reducing the paving scope by roughly $50,000 or delaying work to 2027 to secure more funds. This indicates an unsettled paving program where engineering, funding, and construction vendors can help re-scope, phase, or finance the work.
Pre-RFP
$292,430Jul 13, 2026The Selectboard opened three sealed bids for the 2026 roadway paving program, with proposals from Wickham, S.D. Ireland, and Pike Industries ranging from approximately 290,000 to 347,000 for asphalt tonnage and associated work. The Board authorized Highway Supervisor Todd Cadieux and Town Administrator Doug Bergstrom to review the bids in detail and select a paving company within the budgeted amount, effectively delegating final award decision to staff. This means the primary paving contract for this season will be placed with one of these incumbents, and selection may also affect related work such as the Mill River Bridge paving component funded from a bond. While the main award is now an internal staff decision rather than an open competition, construction, materials, traffic control, and engineering vendors can still look for subcontracting, materials supply, and follow‑on work around bridge, shoulder, and associated road projects that will flow from this paving program.
Contract Award
$346,617Jun 22, 2026MRUSD is using CFP (Title) funds to contract with local providers for free or reduced-cost summer camps for district families. For 2026 the district ran an RFP to three entities and received proposals from Black Creek and St. Albans Recreation Department, serving K-8 students. Black Creek proposes $27,590 for up to 60 K-6 students, while St. Albans Rec’s cost ranges up to about $174,699 depending on subsidy level. The district intends to contract with both, signaling established partners and potential future summer programming, enrichment, and grant-funded service needs.
Contract Award
$202,289Jun 10, 2026The Selectboard reviewed four bids for 2026 road paving and chose Hungerford Construction at $94.00 per ton, about $203,804 total. Competing bids ranged from roughly $200,579 to $278,865, indicating active interest from regional paving firms. This sets Hungerford as the incumbent for 2026 work; materials suppliers, traffic control, and follow-on maintenance or 2027 paving planners should track this contract and timing for future seasons.
Contract Award
$203,804Jun 8, 2026After awarding a paving bid, the town has $68,000 left in its paving fund and is deciding whether to extend work on North Road or pave the rough part of Sweet Hollow, possibly coordinating with Swanton. Cathy will finalize the existing contract with Whitcomb and confirm Swanton’s plans and paving company before the board decides. Paving contractors and engineers should track this as potential add-on work or a separate small paving package once the town confirms scope.
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$68,000Jun 8, 2026The Selectboard reviewed 2026 winter sand bids and gravel pricing with no vendor yet chosen. Wright’s and Howrigan submitted sand pricing, and Moe also obtained gravel prices; David will analyze bids, budget, hauling capacity, and volumes for the next meeting. Aggregate suppliers can still influence specifications, logistics, and pricing before a purchase decision is made.
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Government Agencies in Franklin County, Vermont
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Swanton
City6,853 pop.
Town of St. Albans
City7,125 pop.
Town of Sheldon
City2,170 pop.
Town of Richford
City2,337 pop.
Town of Montgomery
City1,224 pop.
Town of Highgate
City3,564 pop.
Town of Georgia
City4,918 pop.
Town of Franklin
City1,408 pop.
Town of Fletcher
City1,381 pop.
Town of Fairfield
City2,035 pop.
Town of Fairfax
City5,329 pop.
Town of Enosburgh
City2,809 pop.
Town of Berkshire
City1,604 pop.
Town of Bakersfield
City1,302 pop.
Swanton Village
City2,385 pop.
Northern Mountain Valley Unified Union School Dist
School838 students
Missisquoi Valley School District 89
School1,869 students
Maple Run Unified School District
School2,606 students
Georgia School District
School606 students
Franklin County
County51,066 pop.
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