Market intelligence for public sector sales teams
RFP Hunter shows what is open. Settle shows what is forming.
Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.
Owner Publishes RFQ: July 14th, 2026
Responses Due: August 13th, 2026
Town Board Meeting Likely Approving Selection: August 17th, 2026
Primary procurement contact — name, title, email, and phone
Additional decision-makers and their departments
Town Of Prattsburgh
A government authority in Prattsburgh, New York is seeking professional engineering services to support the restoration of improved facilities damaged by flooding in August 2024. The work includes studies, permit management, and design services for culvert and bridge projects associated with the damaged infrastructure.
Preconstruction services include onsite inspection of damaged facilities with agency representatives and consultants, completion of a regulatory analysis with a written report identifying required permits and design parameters, and evaluation of mitigation opportunities to improve long-term climate resiliency. The selected firm is expected to provide cost-effective repair options and document the anticipated benefits and cost implications of each approach.
Construction phase services include development of erosion and sediment control and stormwater management plans as required, public notice coordination in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, and support for detours and notifications. The firm will also conduct project inspections, oversee contractors for quality and schedule performance, maintain project documentation, and provide contract administration support including change order negotiation and dispute or delay resolution.
Analysis generated by Settle AI from the source RFP.
Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.