Site work and paving for a civil project in Harrisville, New Hampshire. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; and water / sewer project.

As of May 1, 2024, the project is canceled. Project is no longer needed. All work will be completed in close collaboration with the Harrisville Conservation Commission & the Trail Committee undertaking the construction, drainage improvements, including installation of drainage pipes, all planned for summer 2024. The Town Harrisville Conservation Commission has voted to contribute funds for Repairs to Town Rail Trail during the summer of 2024. This portion of our Rail Trail system begins at the Harrisville Train Depot on Lower Main St. and travels westward for 1.4 miles to a parking area on Brown Road. The trail is mostly elevated overlooking moss covered mature forest, open meadow wetlands, and runs adjacent to three small ponds. At the center of this stretch of trail it intersects with Sheehan Lane, leading out to Chesham Rd. The work will involve filling-in three main areas of ponded water which makes passage through these areas very difficult. Once repaired, this section of our Rail Trail system will become just as beautiful and desirable as our popular Eastview Rail Trail. Proposal Requirements Proposals should include the following: Fixed-price quote for materials, labor, and work schedule, including total quantity of road surface to be treated and total quantity of material to be appropriated. A list of references of equivalent work included with bid. A copy of applicable insurance certificates to include proof of general liability coverage and Worker's Compensation Coverage in compliance with State guidelines. Payment terms and work completion date. The proposal contracts will be made out to the "Harrisville Conservation Commission 705 Chesham Road, Harrisville, NH 03450". Any questions regarding the proposal should be sent by email to Townhall@harrisvillenh.org with the subject line containing "Repairs to Town Rail Trail- RFP". The HCC is not obligated to select the lowest bid or follow any other criteria in selecting the successful bidder. The HCC shall select the proposal which, in the HCC's view, after evaluation of the qualifications of the bidder and proposed scope of work and schedule, is most advantageous to the Town. The HCC also reserves the right to negotiate terms with the contractor awarded the bid.