Professional Engineering Services for Dover Water Feasibility Study - RFP

The Town of Dover, Vermont, has released a request for proposals (RFP) to engage professional engineering services for updating its water system feasibility study, originally completed in 2010 by Phelps Engineering, Inc. This effort is aimed at identifying the community’s preferred alternative for developing a municipal water system in Dover. Once an alternative is selected, the Town plans to proceed with a preliminary engineering report, aligning with the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation’s funding prerequisites through the Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Fund. The updated feasibility study will address the town's current requirements and project future needs, building from the foundations laid by the previous study. All proposals must be submitted by January 10, 2025, to Eric Durocher, the Director of the Economic Development Department, at the Town of Dover. Those interested in submitting a proposal can access detailed information on the Town of Dover’s website or via physical copies available at the Dover Town Office. The estimated budget for the project ranges between $50,000 and $150,000. For additional information or to arrange a site visit, responders are encouraged to contact Mr. Durocher directly. This initiative signifies Dover's commitment to improving its municipal infrastructure with a forward-looking approach towards sustainable water management.