Architecture and Engineering Services-Fire-EMS Renovations and Additions (Request for qualifications)
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
Provide architecture and engineering services for renovations and additions project.
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Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
Provide architecture and engineering services for renovations and additions project.
Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 13, 2026
Work includes approx 16,000 LF of 4" white or yellow pavement marking line; 2,250 LF of curb type 3; 18,300 SY of removing pavement surface (Street Milling); 1,585 TON of HMA 9.5mm Shim; 4,320 TON of HMA 9.5mm Surface Mix (Roadway).
Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 28, 2026
Provide surveying services.
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Census ID
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166200
Population
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Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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This document is an update to the Town of Falmouth's 2013 Comprehensive Plan, serving as a roadmap for the community's future. It is founded on six pillars: continuing environmental protection, respecting residential character, fostering village centers, strengthening community fabric, encouraging diverse housing, and enhancing infrastructure for recreation and transportation. The plan aims to address challenges such as housing affordability, an aging population, fiscal capacity, and climate change impacts, while preserving Falmouth's identity and improving quality of life.
This document details the Route 1 Redevelopment project in Falmouth, Maine, aiming to fulfill a long-term vision for the corridor. The plan highlights the critical role of trees for aesthetic enhancement, shade provision, and as green infrastructure for stormwater management using Esplanade biofilters. The project seeks to create a distinctive 'sense of place' that supports multimodal transportation, encourages community gathering, and stimulates economic development, ultimately transforming the area into a vibrant community hub.
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This document outlines the objectives of the Falmouth Vision & Values Project, which aims to define a future vision, values, goals, and strategic direction for the town. The project prioritizes identifying Falmouth's unique characteristics, preparing for future challenges, and integrating community preferences. The intended outcome is a shared vision that will guide future decision-making and comprehensive planning for the community.
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