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Environmental & Natural Resources Assessment

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Wishing Well Bridge Engineering, Design and Project Management

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AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development
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Performs a natural resources assessment for prime contractors on Town of Washington, Vermont bridge replacement projects. Conducts field assessments and reporting to identify wetlands, endangered species, and environmental constraints. Requires knowledge of FEMA and VTrans environmental compliance. Delivers a Natural Resources Assessment Report.

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