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  1. GIS Services

    The County of Stettler No. 6 is soliciting Requests for Proposals (Solicitation #AB-2026-04944, internal #APC 2026-09) from qualified firms to provide comprehensive geographic information systems (GIS) services to the County for a 5-year period.

  2. Dutchess County

    CountyNY

    DCTC ON-CALL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SUPPORT RFP

    The Dutchess County Transportation Council (DCTC) is soliciting on‑call consultant services to perform a range of transportation planning work, with a major focus on analyzing priority intersections and corridors for its Intersection Management and Corridor Management programs.

  3. Dutchess County

    CountyNY

    DCTC ON-CALL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SUPPORT

    The Dutchess County Transportation Council (DCTC) is soliciting on‑call consultant services to perform a range of transportation planning work, with a major focus on analyzing priority intersections and corridors for its Intersection Management and Corridor Management programs.

  4. 16th Street Culvert Replacement

    Work includes existing collapsed culvert is an 18" reinforced concrete pipe approx 352'; the flow line depth at the western manhole is 5.67' and the flow line depth on the eastern manhole is 9.

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Why now

- Town of Harpswell received a grant to map future flood risks using updated LiDAR data and storm modeling. - Stantec delivered a study with 2,500 transects analyzing wave runup and sea level rise scenarios. - Flood hazard maps will be hosted on ArcGIS Online for public access and resiliency planning.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 29
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Timothy Clark
Code Enforcement Officer
Amelia Graham Waszynski
Communications Specialist

Why now

- Banner County relies on Esri ArcMap for parcel lines, address points, and helper layers. - The ArcMap license is being deprecated with Esri stopping support, causing editing crashes. - The county is evaluating moving to an ArcGIS Pro subscription at $950 annually.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jun 16
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Tim Grubbs
Fire Chief
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