Design and Civil Engineering Services for Former School Site Redevelopment
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SUMMARY
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The government authority in North Smithfield, Rhode Island, seeks design and civil engineering services for the redevelopment of a former school site into a passive recreation area. The selected vendor will prepare landscape design and engineering plans for the project.
The improvements are expected to include repaving approximately 867 feet of the entrance road, installing approximately 870 feet of wood guardrail, and constructing approximately 900 linear feet of sidewalk parallel to the entrance road to connect the recreation area with sidewalks along Victory Highway. Sidewalk construction may require reducing the width of the entrance road.
Additional work includes repaving and striping approximately 15,000 square feet of existing paved area for visitor parking, removing approximately 800 linear feet of deteriorated roadway and 16,800 square feet of deteriorated former parking area, and installing approximately 900 linear feet of an asphalt walking trail or another material compliant with ADA requirements.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 3, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Civil engineering and landscape architecture firm experienced in public-site redevelopment
- Demonstrated expertise in roadway, sidewalk, parking, and recreational trail design
- Experience incorporating ADA-compliant site improvements
- Familiarity with municipal or government infrastructure projects in Rhode Island
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