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This Solicitation opportunity from Pennsylvania was posted on March 26, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

A&I for Engineering of Region 3/Pennypack Trail Culverts

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26-15State & Local

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Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, through its Department of Assets & Infrastructure, Division of Parks, Trails and Historic Sites, is soliciting proposals from qualified engineering firms to undertake a specialized project focused on the replacement of two culverts along the Pennypack Trail. This solicitation, identified as "A&I for Engineering of Region 3/Pennypack Trail Culverts" and numbered 26-15, was posted on March 26, 2026, with a submission deadline of April 23, 2026. The scope of work includes providing comprehensive engineering services, securing necessary environmental permits, and offering construction consultation throughout the culvert replacement process. The project aims to enhance infrastructure integrity and trail safety while complying with all relevant environmental and regulatory standards. While the available documentation largely includes templates and agreements related to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from the City of New Haven, these serve as examples of standard contracting provisions involving federal funding sources, compliance requirements, reporting, and performance obligations. The County's solicitation presumably involves a similar framework for oversight and contract administration, emphasizing adherence to applicable federal, state, and local regulations, as well as clear definitions of scope, deliverables, and responsibilities. The procurement ensures that selected firms possess the expertise to navigate environmental permitting processes effectively and provide technical guidance during construction to maintain project timelines and standards. This effort supports regional infrastructure improvements while addressing public safety and environmental stewardship objectives.

General Info

Montgomery County seeks engineering firms for Pennypack Trail culvert replacement, permitting, and consultation.

Place of Performance

PA, USA

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Appendix A - Submission Forms and Certifications

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ARPA Contractor Agreement Template (City of New Haven)

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ARPA Contractor Agreement Template More Than $100,000 MPB 11-26-24 Update

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ARPA Subrecipient Subaward Agreement Template 11-26-24

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ARPA Subrecipient Subaward Agreement Template (City of New Haven)

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City of New Haven Notice of Intent to Award and Agreement

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City of New Haven Purchase Order Terms and Conditions

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Contract for CONTRACT NAME - Montgomery County

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Exhibit A - Standard Terms and Conditions for Services - Updated 7.30.24

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Federal Grant Addendum to Montgomery County Standard Terms and Conditions

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Federal Grant Addendum to Montgomery County Standard Terms and Conditions

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Instructions to Bidders Template - Montgomery County

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Montgomery County Standard Contract Terms and Conditions for Services

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PPT-C-1.48 Location Map Bid Instructions and Specifications

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RFP 26-15 Engineering Services for PennyPack Trail Culverts

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RFP 26-15 Engineering Services for PennyPack Trail Culverts

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Pennypack Trail over Tributary to Pennypack Creek Region 3 - PPT-C-1.48

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Pennypack Trail over Tributary to Pennypack Creek Region 3 - Structural Photos

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PPT-C-01.23 Location Map for Pennypack Trail

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PPT-C-1.48 Location Map for Pennypack Trail

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CITY OF NEW HAVEN STREET SWEEPING SIGNS.pdf

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AgencyPennsylvania → Montgomery County Pa
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OfficePA, USA
Office AddressPA, USA
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K5 Corporation.comRockland, MA
Dodge Construction NetworkGrand Prairie, TX

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The County, on behalf of the Department of Assets & Infrastructure, Division of Parks, Trails and Historic Sites, is seeking a qualified engineering firm to perform the required engineering, environmental permitting and construction consultation for the replacement of two culverts on the Pennypack Trail.

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