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This Solicitation opportunity from Vermont was posted on May 29, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Pre-Construction Project Management for NEK Outdoor Recreation Community Hub

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The Kingdom Trail Association is seeking a project manager to oversee the predevelopment phase of the Community Hub project in Vermont. The primary responsibilities include coordinating all permitting activities, such as Act 250 applicability reviews, and conducting necessary studies to ensure there are no significant issues that could jeopardize the project's viability. Once feasibility is confirmed, the project manager will lead the design and engineering efforts by coordinating with consultants to develop detailed plans, cost estimates, and facilitate the submission of required permits. The role also involves working closely with KTA and grant writing consultants to secure funding and support the project's progression. As the project advances beyond predevelopment, the project manager will continue to oversee the transition through construction, providing ongoing management and coordination. The initial contract is valued between $75,000 and $150,000, with the potential for continued involvement in grant applications and funding pursuits. The project aims to ensure a smooth progression from permitting and planning to construction, supporting the long-term development of the Community Hub in Vermont. The solicitation was posted on May 29, 2024, with a response deadline of June 21, 2024, and interested parties can find more details through the Vermont Business Registry link provided.

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Vermont → Kingdom Trail Association

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VT, USA

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AgencyVermont → Kingdom Trail Association
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Kingdom Trail Association seeks a project manager to lead permitting and predevelopment work for the Community Hub project, including but not limited to coordinating all aspects of predevelopment, including permits such as Act 250 applicability review and coordinating to conduct the necessary studies to confirm that there are no significant issues that could impact project viability. With project viability confirmed, the project manager will coordinate all aspects of the design/engineering to have consultants develop plans to provide detailed estimates of probable construction costs and submit for required permits. Additional coordination with KTA and grant writing consultants is required. Subsequent phases will require project management as the project moves from predevelopment through construction. The project manager of the predevelopment phase will support KTA in grant writing and seeking additional funding opportunities with the potential to continue on throughout the project.

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