Site work for a water / sewer project in Waterbury, Vermont. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Little River State Park Entrance Road Drainage Improvements Project for Buildings and General Services on Behalf of the Agency of Natural Resources - Forests, Parks and Recreation at 3444 Little River Road in Waterbury, Vermont. This Project Consists of, but is Not Limited to: Storm Water Drainage Improvements Along and Adjacent to 680' of Park Roadway, With Additional Swale Drainage Improvements Bordering an Adjacent Parking Area. The Construction Shall Include Excavating and Grading Two Drainage Basins, Culvert Removal or in-place Abandonment, Reorientation of a Short Section of Culvert Set Under a Pathway, and Installation of a New 40' Long X 18" Diameter Cpep Culvert Passing Beneath the Roadway to Include Watertight Seals at Inverts and Associated Stone or Berm Stabilization at Influent End and Out of the New Culvert. Question Deadline 12/18/2024 at 4:30 PM ET Question and Answer Period: Any Vendor Requiring Clarification of Any Section of This Rfp or Wishing to Comment or Take Exception to Any Requirements of the Rfp Must Submit Specific Questions in Writing to Bgs.opcvendordocs@vermont.gov. All Questions Should Include the Little River State Park Entrance Road Drainage Improvements Project in the Subject Line. Fee to Include One (1) Hard Copy & One (1) Digital Cd-rom Copy: $tbd 1. Please Be Advised That All Notifications, Releases, and Addendums Associated With This Rfp Will Be Posted on-line in the Plan Room Where the Original Solicitation Resides Unless Otherwise Determined That a Hard Copy is Necessary. The State Will Make No Attempt to Contact Contractors With Updated Information. It is the Responsibility of Each Contractor to Periodically Check the Posting Site for Any and All Notifications, Releases and Addendums Associated With the Rfp. 2. Note: on Occasion Hard Copy Addendums May Be Required Due to Size or Type of Media/requirements. If Applicable and as Determined by the Department of Buildings and General Services, Addendums That Require Hard Copy Distribution, a Copy of Such Addenda Will Be Mailed or Delivered for Each Set of Plans and Specifications Issued to the Bidders, Prior to the Bid Date. However, It is the Responsibility of the Bidder to Be Sure They Have Received All Addenda and Must So State the Number of Addenda They Have Received on the Proposal. 3. If Bidders Choose to Pull Information From Other Third-party Sites, Bidders' Do So at Their Own Risk as There is One Official Source of Information for Documents as Indicated Above.