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This contract involves engineering services focused on conducting an alternatives analysis to identify the preferred alignment or routes for trail development connecting the northern end of the Bruce Freeman Trail near I-90 to the Sherborn town line in the south, excluding the Chris Walsh Trail area in downtown Framingham. The analysis aims to evaluate various options to determine the most suitable path for Cats. 1 and 10 in this corridor, supporting regional trail infrastructure improvements. The solicitation is issued by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) in Massachusetts, with the solicitation number BD-26-1217-MAPC1-MAPC1-127081. The posting date for the request for proposals (RFP) was March 30, 2026, and responses are due by April 24, 2026. Interested parties can request the RFP by contacting the designated purchaser, Marjorie Weinberger, via the provided email. The work will be performed in Boston, MA, with the MAPC acting as the contracting agency facilitating this regional planning effort.
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Floor Boston, MA, 02111, USASet-Aside
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