Milton Independent School District Civicplus #2026 Milton Maplewood Ave. Pump Station Access Road Paving

Milton, VT – Maplewood Ave. Pump Station Access Road Paving Project Solicitation

The Town of Milton Department of Public Works is seeking qualified contractors for the 2026 Maplewood Ave. Pump Station Access Road Paving Project. - Government Buyer: - Town of Milton Department of Public Works - Contact: Allyssa Downs, Public Works Project Manager - Scope of Work: - Paving approximately 500 feet of access road - Installation of a six-inch subbase using VTrans Specification 704.06 dense graded crushed stone - Full-depth reclamation of about 725 square yards - Materials and Quantities: - 8 tons of Type II asphalt - 61 tons of Type IV asphalt - Six-inch subbase per VTrans Specification 704.06 - Services Requested: - Roadway paving and rehabilitation, including subbase installation and full-depth reclamation - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must have completed at least three similar projects in the past five years - Must provide a list of equipment and key personnel - Proper licensing in Vermont is required - All work must comply with Town of Milton and VTrans specifications, as well as local, state, and industry standards - Work must minimize disruption to residents, traffic, and municipal operations - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, but VTrans Specification 704.06 is a required standard for the subbase material

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The Town of Milton is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors for the 2026 Maplewood Ave. Pump Station Access Road Paving Project. The project involves paving approximately 500 feet of access road, installing a six-inch subbase of VTrans Specification 704.06 dense graded crushed stone, and full-depth reclamation of about 725 square yards. The roadway is roughly 13 feet wide and requires an estimated 8 tons of Type II asphalt and 61 tons of Type IV asphalt. All work must be completed by June 30, 2026, with work anticipated to start mid- to late May 2026 after Select Board approval. Contractors must minimize disruption to residents, traffic, and municipal operations and meet specified professional qualifications.

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