Site work and new construction of a municipal facility in South Hero, Vermont. Design plans call for the construction of a 3,000-square-foot municipal facility.

As of April 7, 2025, an architect has been selected for the project. Bidding is estimated to take place in December 2025/January of 2026. The Town of South Hero is seeking proposals from qualified firms for all architectural and engineering services necessary for the design, bidding, and construction administration for a new Town Office Building on a parcel of land located within the South Hero Village Zoning District. The South Hero Town Office currently occupies approx. 3,000 sq. ft. at 333 US Route 2 in the South Hero Village District. There has been a need for increased storage, office, and meeting space within the Town Office for many years. In 2023 an existing conditions survey identified structural and environmental deficiencies in the existing town office, ultimately concluding the building to be beyond repair. In 2024 the town formed a Town Office Committee to define the needs, examine options, solicit public input, contract for professional services, and make recommendations to the Select Board regarding a new Town Office. The Committee recently completed a comprehensive feasibility study which concluded that a new Town Office should be created on the same parcel as the existing town office. A possible site layout has been included in this RFP and is labeled "Site A" on the attached site plan. Question Deadline 09/06/2024 at 4:30 PM ET If respondents have questions or want to register as an interested party to receive addendums, please email: townadmin@southherovt.org and sh.townofficebuilding@gmail.com no later than. Answers to all questions will be released via addendum to all interested parties. The Committee is now seeking proposals from qualified firms for all architectural and engineering services necessary for the design, bidding and construction administration for a new Town Office Building. These services would be provided in two (2) separate phases and as described below in Section IV