Bank Stabilization Services

The Town of Bethel, Vermont is seeking a qualified contractor to provide bank stabilization services to protect a local roadway and stabilize the adjacent bank. The project addresses active erosion and instability by requiring the installation of a stacked toe wall measuring approximately six feet wide, six feet high, and one hundred and twenty feet long. The selected contractor must secure existing guardrail sections, remove necessary trees, and place stone fill near the top of the slope to protect the roadway. The scope of work requires strict adherence to all conditions of the specified Stream Alteration Permit, with particular emphasis on the requirements detailed in Section C. The contractor must also install erosion control matting on side slopes with a two-to-one grade. Although the physical bank stabilization occurs in Bethel, the agency indicates that the vendor will perform related administrative or preparatory work offsite at the vendor's own office location. Eligibility is strictly limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency has not disclosed a set budget or price ceiling and is currently looking for proposals to determine the cost of the project. The provided information does not include specific evaluation criteria or key project dates.