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Vermont Studio Center Floodplain Restoration Project - Final Design Engineering

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73775State & Local

Submission Closed06/03/2026, 09:30:00 AM UTC

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The Vermont Studio Center (VSC) is undertaking a floodplain restoration project at the site of a former campus building severely damaged by the July 2023 flood near the Gihon River. The project aims to restore natural floodplain conditions by removing fill and riprap and reducing the gradient of the riverbank to slow water velocity and increase flood storage capacity, thereby enhancing flood resiliency in the Johnson Village area. This 0.4-acre restoration area is adjacent to a recently established native pollinator garden and educational pathway near the Wolf Kahn Building. The site includes a public river access point used by VSC staff, students, and visitors, providing an opportunity to incorporate educational components about floodplain restoration and ecological benefits. A 30% design for the floodplain restoration was completed as of November 2025 by SLR, following a Phase I Archaeological Resources Assessment conducted in the summer of 2025 with approval from the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation. Funding for this phase came from the Lamoille Clean Water Service Provider. The VSC views the project as a multifaceted initiative that not only enhances flood protection but also serves as an educational platform, with plans to pursue additional grants for signage highlighting the ecological and flood resiliency benefits of the restoration and pollinator garden. The project is currently soliciting engineering services for final design, with a response deadline in early June 2026, under the oversight of the Vermont Department of Economic Development.

General Info

Vermont Studio Center restores floodplain to enhance resiliency, education, and ecological benefits near Gihon River.

Agency

Vermont → Department of Economic Development

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

VT, US

Set-Aside

NONE

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RFP Final Design Vermont Studio Center Floodplain Restoration

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 19

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Response DeadlineJun 3

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Submission Closed

06/03/2026, 09:30:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development

Contacts1 person available

OfficeVT, US

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Vermont → Department of Economic Development

Office AddressVT, US

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Vermont Studio Center (VSC) removed a campus building (Former Johnson Town Garage site) due to substantial flood damage during the July 2023 flood. The VSC is looking to restore natural floodplain conditions and enhance the stream buffer along the banks of the Gihon River. This would entail removing existing fill and riprap as well as reducing the gradient of the current riverbank. This project would slow the velocity of the river and provide more flood storage capacity during future flooding events. Near the Wolf Kahn Building the VSC recently planted a native pollinator garden and installed an educational pathway. The proposed 0.4-acre floodplain restoration project would take place adjacent to the pollinator garden and walking path with a gradual slope leading down to the Gihon River. Here the VSC currently maintains a river access point where members of the public and VSC staff/students can take in the scenery. A 30% design for proposed floodplain restoration on this site was completed by SLR as of November 1, 2025. A Phase I Archaeological Resources Assessment was completed by UMV CAP in the summer of 2025. The LCPC and VSC received concurrence from the VDHP for this report. The 30% Design Phase of this project was funded by the Lamoille Clean Water Service Provider. The VSC sees this project as a valuable flood resiliency and educational project that will yield multiple benefits including reducing flood levels in Johnson Village. The VSC sees this project as an opportunity to educate the public about the importance of flood resiliency and restoring the floodplain back to its natural condition. The VSC plans to seek other education-based grants to install educational signage about the ecological benefits of both the floodplain restoration project and the pollinator garden.