Implementing Methods to Map, Inventory, and Prioritize Non-Municipal Road Improvements in Vermont

The Vermont Water Investment Division is seeking proposals from a single qualified entity to develop and manage a Private Roads Erosion Inventory (REI) Program across the state. The primary goal is to provide technical assistance, support capacity building, and oversee the completion of approximately 12 to 20 erosion inventories on private roads identified within state data layers, including E911 driveway data, throughout all sub-basins of Lake Champlain. This initiative aims to systematically map, inventory, and prioritize non-municipal road improvements to address erosion issues and protect water quality. The contract is valued between $500,000 and $1,500,000 and is part of Vermont’s broader efforts to implement methods for mapping and prioritizing road improvements that impact water resources. Interested parties are encouraged to submit proposals by August 13, 2024, with contact details provided for further inquiries. The project emphasizes technical expertise in environmental management, data analysis, and infrastructure assessment, aligning with Vermont’s environmental protection and infrastructure resilience objectives.