Opportunity
Vermont Department of Economic Development #76160
Streambank Stabilization at Woodstock Community Garden (Rootwads and Reinforced Soil)
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
October 20, 2026
Identifier
76160
NAICS
237990
This opportunity seeks bids for streambank stabilization at the Woodstock Community Garden in Woodstock, Vermont. - Government Buyer: - Sustainable Woodstock (local agency) - Project Scope: - Stabilization of Barnard Brook streambank using natural materials - Procurement and installation of 34 rootwads over 172 linear feet at the toe of the slope - Construction of a reinforced soil slope with coir layers above rootwads - Site access, sediment and water control, seeding, and mulching - Products/Services Requested: - 34 rootwads (procurement and installation) - Streambank stabilization construction (site access, water control, rootwad installation, reinforced soil slope, seeding, mulching) - Unique Requirements: - Bidders must have prior experience with water control, rootwad installation, and reinforced soil slope construction - Restoration of rootwad harvest sites is required - Rootwad harvesting is restricted to permitted periods - Mandatory pre-bid site visit - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Technical Details: - Use of coir-reinforced soil for slope stabilization - Rootwads to be installed at the toe of the slope for erosion control
Description
Sustainable Woodstock is soliciting bids for the stabilization of a streambank using 34 rootwads over 172 linear feet at the toe of slope with layers of coir-reinforced soil above. The project site is located at the Woodstock Community Garden in Woodstock, Vermont. Work includes site access, sediment and water control, rootwad procurement and installation, construction of reinforced soil slope, seeding, and mulching. Bidders must have completed at least one prior project involving water control, rootwad installation, and reinforced soil slope construction. A mandatory pre-bid site visit is scheduled for October 2, 2026.