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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
May 14, 2026
Release: Feb 5, 2026
Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Close: May 14, 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 council meeting covered various operational and project-specific topics. Key discussions included standing items such as introductions, meeting protocols, conflict of interest declarations, and seating of members. The agenda addressed budget adjustments, the creation of a Nominating Committee for upcoming elections, and a review of project applications submitted in response to a call for applications. Members also discussed the potential for staggering member terms to ensure continuity, received updates on project developments, and reviewed administrative information regarding future funding rounds and application submission tools.
The meeting agenda includes a presentation from the Commissioner of the Department of Housing and Community Development and an overview of the Energy Program. Additionally, the Board will review commission reports, deliberate on action items from the Project Review Committee, and address the ratification of the Title VI Plan update. Various committees, including Finance, Personnel, Executive, Transportation Advisory, Brownfields, Plan and Policy, Vermont Economic Progress Council, Rural Community Transit, and the Healthy Roots Advisory Committee, will provide updates.
The committee reviewed finance reports for various grants, including the 2010 RLF and hazardous materials assessment grants. Key actions included the approval of supplemental RLF funding for the Highgate Village Core project, and the authorization of several site-specific requests for phase 1 assessments, phase 2 workplans, and soil removal coordination for properties in Richford, Enosburg Falls, and St. Albans.
The agenda includes conflict of interest declarations, discussions on budget adjustment requests, seating of members and alternates, and the election of a Vice Chair. Additionally, the meeting features a presentation on forest roads and trails, the formation of a nominating committee, and the review of applications for project funding.
The committee discussed regional transportation projects and project timelines using the construction projects map. A presentation was provided regarding the Missisquoi Basin Municipal Transportation Stormwater Mitigation Project. The committee also began preparations for the upcoming annual regional priorities discussion and addressed the need for improved municipal outreach due to committee vacancies. Additional updates included the hiring of seasonal transportation interns and the potential for hosting the 2028 VTrans Walk Bike Summit.
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