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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.
Johnson is preparing to bid its NBRC-funded industrial park infrastructure project after revised estimates showed costs above the original $2.08M bond. The board directed the engineer to structure bid documents with base work and add alternates for paving and Road B to stay within funding. This is pre-RFP design and scope work, with NBRC rules driving contract language. Civil contractors, utility firms, and engineering consultants should track this as the town finalizes bid documents and may seek value engineering or additional funding.
The Selectboard agenda includes a Friends of Frost request for more funds to complete 100% schematic design, structural engineering, renovation cost, and operating cost estimates for the Timothy Frost building. Two architect teams and multiple consultants are priced, plus a construction manager and geotechnical, civil, landscape, and hazmat work. This is a pre-design package ahead of a major renovate-vs-rebuild decision in the $3 million range. Design, cost-estimating, and CM firms can help scope and price this work and position for the eventual capital project.
Bennington’s wastewater treatment facility must add phosphorus removal by December 2028 under a new state discharge permit. Aldrich + Elliott has completed a preliminary engineering report and is now designing a new chemical addition and tertiary sand filter system built into an existing structure. The town is applying for Step I and Step II State Revolving Fund loans totaling $254,400, with a projected overall project cost of about $5,000,000 and construction planned for March 2027–March 2028. This is still in design and funding setup, so contractors and equipment vendors can begin positioning for the upcoming Step III construction phase and related controls, gates, pumps, and filtration equipment.
Northfield’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.
United 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.
The Vermont Department of Corrections, with Recovery Partners of Vermont, requests $1,250,000 in FY27 settlement funds to fully scale a recovery program across nearly all correctional facilities and probation/parole offices. The initiative has been expanded with one-time General Assembly and FY26 settlement funds, but needs additional investment for statewide implementation and provider capacity building. This will require training, staffing, and coordination tools for community providers operating in correctional settings.
The Selectboard reviewed revised designs and cost estimates for a new 6-bay highway garage, currently estimated at about $3.96 million including contingencies and winter conditions. Stevens & Associates and DEW are refining the design to reduce costs, and the town still plans a bond vote in November for project funding. This is an active planning phase for a major facility where design, construction, financing, and site options are still being discussed, giving vendors a chance to shape scope and costs before formal procurement.
Hartford Fire plans to replace a 2008 heavy rescue and 2009 engine with a single Sutphen Rescue/Engine priced at $1,381,524, with final cost lowered to $1,303,163.97 if fully prepaid. The Chief presented leasing vs. Vermont Bond Bank options, and the Selectboard is asked to authorize the Town Manager to accept the Sutphen proposal and further investigate financing ahead of FY28 budget work. Apparatus manufacturers, lessors, and bond advisors have a window now to shape financing structure, future fleet planning, and any added equipment before the order and funding decisions are locked.
Johnson is preparing to bid its industrial park infrastructure project, even though updated estimates are about $1.1 million over available funds. The board wants to issue an RFP with deduct alternates, likely this year, then possibly rebid in January 2027 if bids are too high. This is a live pre-bid phase for site/civil contractors, engineers, and cost estimators to shape scope, value engineering, and phasing for roads, utilities, and site work.
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