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RFP 2026-54DPW Springdale Improvements

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BD-26-1150-CH015-CH015-131320State & Local

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The City of Holyoke is soliciting proposals for professional engineering and land surveying services to develop the preliminary design of a Complete Street improvement project along Main Street, also known as the Springdale Corridor, spanning approximately 1.6 miles from Route 5 to Springdale Park near Vernon Street. The initiative aims to enhance multimodal transportation infrastructure by designing streets that safely accommodate pedestrians, cyclists, public transit, and vehicular traffic in alignment with Complete Streets principles. The project scope includes comprehensive planning, site analysis, geometric design, utility coordination, stormwater management, and other engineering-related tasks necessary to prepare a detailed preliminary design package for future implementation. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM, under solicitation number BD-26-1150-CH015-CH015-131320, which was posted on July 13, 2026. The procurement is managed by the City of Holyoke’s Purchasing Office in Massachusetts and is open to qualified engineering and land surveying firms without any set-aside restrictions. All technical inquiries and submissions should be directed to Jaime Morrow, the primary point of contact listed as the Purchaser. Interested firms are expected to review the full solicitation through the official Commbuys portal to understand all requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission guidelines prior to responding.

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Holyoke seeks engineering services for 1.6-mile Complete Street design on Main Street by August 11, 2026.

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Massachusetts → CH015 - PurchasingView Agency

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541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

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MA, US

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AgencyMassachusetts → CH015 - Purchasing
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OfficeMA, US
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Office AddressMA, US
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The City of Holyoke seeks proposals for professional engineering and land surveying services for the preliminary design of a Complete Street project along Main Street (aka the Springdale Corridor) extending from Route 5 to Springdale Park near the intersection of Vernon Street, approximately 1.6miles.

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