Wilmington Town Beach (Lake Raponda) Erosion Mitigation Project
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The Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District is seeking bids from qualified contractors for the Wilmington Town Beach Erosion Mitigation Project at Lake Raponda in Vermont. Funded by the Mount Ascutney Regional Commission Enhancement Design and Implementation Block Grant, the project focuses on implementing water quality improvements and erosion control. The scope of work includes the installation of grass pavers, infiltration steps, a bioswale, a dry-stacked stone walk, a stone bridge, a plunge pool, a dry swale, a check dam, benches, and various plantings. This solicitation, identified by number 76154, was posted on September 16, 2026, with a response deadline of October 2, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The project is managed under the Vermont Department of Economic Development. Interested parties must refer to the construction drawings provided by DuBois&King, Inc. and follow the specific bid submission instructions to be considered for the contract.
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