Engineering Services for Bridge Replacement

The Town of Randolph is soliciting engineering services to replace a historic bridge destroyed in a July 2023 storm, which overwhelmed the aging C3048 structure spanning Snows Brook on North Randolph Road. The original 100-year-old bridge, with a 28-foot maximum span and 32-foot overall length, was rendered nonfunctional due to extreme rainfall, high water volume, and debris from fallen trees. The solicitation seeks qualified engineering firms to design and plan the replacement, ensuring structural integrity and compliance with modern safety and environmental standards. The project is part of the town’s infrastructure recovery efforts and is being managed under the oversight of the Vermont Department of Economic Development. Responses to the solicitation, identified by number 73998, are due by August 13, 2026, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time, and all proposals must be submitted through the Vermont Business Registry portal. The primary point of contact for inquiries is the town’s designated manager, reachable via email or phone. Although the contract does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code, it is open to qualified engineering firms and is located entirely within the state of Vermont, with performance centered on North Randolph Road in Randolph. Interested parties should review the official posting on the Vermont Business Registry website for detailed submission requirements and technical specifications.