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CVRPC finalized its Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund Program Manual in March 2026, backed by a $1,000,000 EPA BIL award running through 2030. As of July 16, 2026 they have reposted an RFP for financial services, received proposals from Adaapta and VEDA, and aim to have the loan fund active by September 2026. This sets up continuing needs for loan servicing, underwriting, legal, community engagement, and for borrowers seeking cleanup financing across central Vermont.
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$1,000,000Jul 23, 2026Northfield’s Buildings & Energy Subcommittee discussed using the federally funded Municipal Energy Revolving Fund (MERF) loans for energy resilience work. They noted potential projects at the Municipal Building, Brown Public Library, Town Garage, police and emergency services facilities, pool house, municipal pool, and wastewater treatment facility. No specific project has been chosen yet; MERF loans of $100,000–$250,000 at 0% interest are now open until funds are depleted. This is a live planning window for firms offering energy audits, building upgrades, solar, battery storage, and U.S.-manufactured equipment to help departments scope projects and prepare loan applications.
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$1,370,000Jul 13, 2026United Way of Addison County and multiple partners seek $2,500,000 to create safe, supportive recovery housing and stronger linkages between prevention, treatment, recovery, and housing. Partners include CSAC, Porter Medical Center, Turning Point Center of Addison County, Charter House Coalition, and Mountain Community Health. This coalition effort will require site development, operations planning, and service coordination tools, making it a significant future project for housing, behavioral health, and IT vendors.
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$2,500,000Jul 10, 2026The Capital Fire Mutual Aid System and District 6 agencies approved moving ahead with a multi‑jurisdiction communications project valued at about $3.1 million, funded by the State of Vermont and USDA. Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission (CVRPC) will serve as fiduciary and project manager and stated they need to issue an RFP, with a public hearing required for USDA funds. Contracts will be drafted by the state after fall 2026 approvals, with a 15‑month soft start for the system. This is a major upcoming opportunity for radio, networking, dispatch, and consulting vendors to shape specs and prepare to bid.
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$3,138,504Jun 29, 2026Execusuite is planning a new residential community, Campus Three, on vacant land at the former Goddard College property in Plainfield. Concepts include 800–1,400 sq ft cottages, a gymnasium, and four additional buildings, with MSK engineering wetlands and site feasibility and CHIP funding being explored. Timeline is tentatively to start construction around 2027, with affordability, ownership options, and senior housing still under discussion. This is early-stage master planning where developers and engineers will need design, permitting, construction, environmental, and housing financing support over the next 1–2 years.
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$5,500,000Jun 24, 2026VTrans and consultant Hoyle Tanner presented alternatives to rehabilitate three historic covered bridges on Cox Brook Road and Dog River, all rated in poor condition. Recommended work includes new roofs, siding, structural repairs, glulam or concrete decks, utility relocations, and detours or temporary bridges, with town shares between 2.5% and 5%. Contract plans are slated for completion by Fall 2029, RFP advertisement in Fall 2030, and construction starting in 2031, creating a long pipeline of bridge, traffic control, and construction-related needs.
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$11,100,000Jun 23, 2026VTrans and engineering firm Hoyle Tanner presented rehabilitation alternatives for the three Cox Brook Road covered bridges, all rated in poor condition. Work includes new roofs, siding, structural repairs, deck replacements, utility relocations, and possible temporary bridges or detours, with town shares of 2.5–5% of multi‑million‑dollar costs. Contract plans are to be finalized by 2029, with RFP in 2030 and construction starting 2031, creating a long runway for contractors, engineers, and specialty suppliers to track and support this project.
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$11,100,000Jun 23, 2026Northfield awarded the Bridge 60 replacement contract to Kubricky Jointa Lime LLC for $12,198,991.60, with the town share estimated at $750,237.98 and likely needing bonding. This is a major multi-year bridge construction effort that will require traffic management, materials, inspections, and potential change orders. Firms in heavy civil, engineering support, inspection, bonding, and construction services can target follow-on work, subcontracting, and future bridge or highway projects informed by this precedent.
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$12,198,992Jul 14, 2026Hazen Union #26 School District is evaluating proposals for a $1,200,000 tax anticipation borrowing facility for FY 2027 and has received at least one detailed offer from Union Bank dated June 8, 2026. The district must choose between Union Bank’s tax anticipation loan with reinvestment via an Insured Cash Sweep account (3.35% loan, 3.80% reinvestment) and a non‑revolving line of credit (4.99%), and board minutes awarding the bid are still pending. The bank’s letter outlines required closing documents, proof of 2026/2027 budget approval, and notes that the commitment expires if the loan does not close by July 1, 2026, indicating an imminent board financing and banking decision. This is a relevant pre‑RFP finance/banking services opportunity where the district is comparing structures, interest rates, and cash management options and may be open to competing tax anticipation note and treasury solutions before final award.
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$1,200,000Jun 8, 2026HireAbility (DAIL) requested $875,000 to sustain and expand five OREP teams in Burlington, Bennington, Newport, and Rutland that provide employment and career services for people with substance use disorders. The FY27 request follows an FY26 expansion, and without new funding the expanded services would end. Workforce development providers, employment platform vendors, and outcome evaluators can support scalable job coaching models, employer engagement strategies, and ROI metrics for these recovery-to-work programs.
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