Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Somersworth.
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Nov 2, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
The City of Somersworth seeks professional consulting services to prepare infill design guidelines. The guidelines will cover the City's Industrial and Commercial Historic District. Qualified professionals in planning, historic preservation, architecture, urban design, and Form-Based Codes are invited to submit proposals.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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211223
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
109
Population
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12,171
Procurement Difficulty Score
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57 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Somersworth
The commission reviewed a Conditional Use Permit request for a commercial development, discussing its potential environmental impact on wetland buffers and local wildlife, resulting in a scheduled site walk. In other business, a three-year contract was approved for easement monitoring services. The meeting also included an update on the conservation of the Malley Farm parcel, a walkthrough of city ordinances regarding the Riparian and Wetland Buffer District, and a review of the treasurer's report.
The site walk was conducted to review a property seeking a Conditional Use Permit for a commercial development involving impacts to the Riparian and Wetland Buffer. Key areas of focus included building corner locations, utility easement areas, drainage patterns and contours, clearing limits, site layout, and proposed stormwater treatment methods for addressing oil, grease, and salt.
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The board reviewed and discussed the proposed 2028-2033 Capital Improvement Plan. Presentations were made by various city departments regarding projects related to recreation, information technology, fire and police department vehicle and equipment replacements, public works infrastructure, water and sewer utility upgrades, and school facility improvements. The board addressed questions regarding funding feasibility, specific project details such as cemetery maintenance, sidewalk quality, and the impact of utility projects on local resources. A motion was carried to recommend the 2028-2033 Capital Improvement Plan to the City Council for approval.
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