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Northwest Regional Planning Commission
The Northwest Regional Planning Commission issued an RFP for professional engineering services to plan and design the Berkshire Center Walking Path, connecting Berkshire Town Hall with Berkshire Elementary School in Franklin County, Vermont. Required work includes conceptual planning, wetlands delineation and permitting support, preliminary engineering design, development of a detailed cost estimate, and presentation to the public. Proposals are due April 14, 2026, and the posting was listed March 26, 2026.
Posted Date
Mar 26, 2026
Due Date
Apr 14, 2026
Release: Mar 26, 2026
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Close: Apr 14, 2026
The Northwest Regional Planning Commission issued an RFP for professional engineering services to plan and design the Berkshire Center Walking Path, connecting Berkshire Town Hall with Berkshire Elementary School in Franklin County, Vermont. Required work includes conceptual planning, wetlands delineation and permitting support, preliminary engineering design, development of a detailed cost estimate, and presentation to the public. Proposals are due April 14, 2026, and the posting was listed March 26, 2026.
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Projects eligible for funding must be best management practices or other programs designed to improve water quality. Projects must not be required by a permit (10 VSA, Chapter 47), or subject to the requirements of Vermont agricultural water quality statutes (6 V.S.A, chapter 215). Funding may be available for the portion of projects that exceed requirements set forth in the statutes above.
Posted Date
Feb 5, 2026
Due Date
Mar 12, 2026
Release: Feb 5, 2026
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Close: Mar 12, 2026
Projects eligible for funding must be best management practices or other programs designed to improve water quality. Projects must not be required by a permit (10 VSA, Chapter 47), or subject to the requirements of Vermont agricultural water quality statutes (6 V.S.A, chapter 215). Funding may be available for the portion of projects that exceed requirements set forth in the statutes above.
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
This RFP is for 'Project Development' funding to prequalified partner organizations for scoping work to determine feasibility of clean water projects. Funding is available up to $10,000 in the Missisquoi Basin and up to $5,000 in the Lamoille Basin.
Posted Date
Sep 6, 2024
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: Sep 6, 2024
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Close: Jun 30, 2026
This RFP is for 'Project Development' funding to prequalified partner organizations for scoping work to determine feasibility of clean water projects. Funding is available up to $10,000 in the Missisquoi Basin and up to $5,000 in the Lamoille Basin.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Northwest Regional Planning Commission
The Board meeting agenda included discussion on Emergency Management Program highlights, regional planning efforts for the City of St. Albans, and a proposed midyear budget adjustment for FY26. Furthermore, the board reviewed recommendations regarding reserve fund assignments, heard committee reports on finances, personnel, transportation, and brownfields development, and received updates on regional projects and housing initiatives.
The board reviewed committee reports, including project review recommendations for a rock quarry operation. A presentation was provided regarding regional emergency planning, specifically addressing funding challenges, resource allocation, and disaster response roles. The board granted regional approval for the St. Albans City Municipal Plan and planning process. Additionally, the board approved a mid-year budget adjustment for the current fiscal year and authorized the assignment of funds to long-term reserves to align with recently updated fiscal policy.
The committee meeting will focus on the review of several projects, including the installation of fencing at Franklin County State Airport, the construction of a telecommunications tower in Enosburgh, and the addition of telecommunications equipment at two locations in Swanton and St. Albans. The committee will determine the conformance of these projects with the Regional Plan and confirm staff reviews for the specified telecommunications project.
The committee reviewed several projects including the installation of telecommunications equipment on an existing silo, a proposal for a 120-foot telecommunications tower in Enosburgh, and the installation of fencing at the Franklin County State Airport. Significant discussion occurred regarding the Enosburgh tower proposal, focusing on the balance between aesthetic impacts, historical preservation, and the urgent need for improved emergency service communication coverage in the area. Additionally, the committee confirmed staff review findings for telecommunications equipment additions at an industrial building in Saint Albans City.
The board received a presentation from the Executive Director of Rural Community Transit regarding regional transit services, micro-transit pilot programs, and operational transitions. The board received reports from various committees, including finance, personnel, project review, and the plan and policy committee. Furthermore, the board ratified the final audit report for FY25 and approved updates to the reserve fund policy. Discussions were also held regarding the regional plan update process, with final comments due by a specified deadline.
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