Construction Services for Mount View Court Outlet Stabilization

Background

The City of Burlington, through its Department of Public Works, Water Resources Division, is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide construction services for the stabilization of a stormwater outlet off Mount View Court in Burlington, Vermont. The project aims to address ongoing slope erosion caused by a deteriorating vitrified clay outlet pipe that has multiple broken sections and has lost approximately 100 cubic yards of material due to erosion. The work is necessary to ensure slope stability, pipe integrity, and downstream water quality.

Work Details

The contractor will be responsible for the following tasks: 1) Permitting - Identify and complete all necessary project permitting (City of Burlington Obstruction Permit). The City will cover all applicable permit fees. 2) Procurement & Construction - Procure all required materials and construct the Mount View Court Outlet Stabilization project. This includes mobilization, demobilization, insurance, overhead, profit, storage, delivery, taxes, installation, documentation record keeping, invoicing, and project management. The base bid scope includes extending and rebedding the existing outlet pipe an additional 37 feet beyond its current terminus and completing all associated erosion control measures. An alternative bid may include repair to a second stormwater outlet off Crescent Road requiring similar work.

Period of Performance

All work for the base bid and additive alternative must be completed and billed before September 25, 2026.

Place of Performance

The work will be performed at the stormwater outlet located within a City-held easement between the properties at 6 Mount View Court and 208 Crescent Road in Burlington, Vermont.

Bidder Requirements

Bidders must be registered with the Vermont Secretary of State as a business entity doing business in Vermont. They must possess relevant experience and provide proof of insurance as specified in the contract documents. Additionally, bidders are required to submit a list of subcontractors they intend to use on the project.