Chittenden County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Chittenden County
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GMT’s FY27 Capital Budget Adjustment memo outlines a significant reconfiguration of its bus replacement program, shifting previously planned battery-electric procurements under a VTrans Low-No grant into diesel‑electric hybrid buses and continuing separate electric bus and charging projects with other funds. The plan includes four new 40' hybrid heavy‑duty buses, three 40' diesel heavy‑duty buses (New Flyer), and two 35' battery‑electric heavy‑duty buses carried forward from FY26, all funded through a mix of FTA 5339/CRP, state match, and local capital. The Board is being asked to approve the adjusted capital budget and authorize the General Manager to execute purchase orders under existing Vermont Public Transportation Association contracts, with a not-to-exceed $2,250,000 order for three New Flyer diesel buses and additional FFY27 5339 and state funds in FY28. This is a multi‑year fleet modernization effort that creates opportunities for OEMs, component suppliers, charging vendors, telematics/diagnostics providers, and implementation consultants to align solutions with GMT’s evolving hybrid and electric strategy.
Budget Planning
$14,489,057Jun 16, 2026The Hinesburg Selectboard discussed authorizing the Town Common Committee to order new playground equipment but delayed approval. Board members want a complete budget, including maintenance costs, and clarity on remaining invoices before any purchase. This is an early-stage parks project where equipment, installation, drainage work, and long-term maintenance planning are still being defined.
Pre-RFP
$138,000Jun 17, 2026In the June 5 Finance Report, GMT states that it plans to procure consulting services in FY27 to assist with selecting its next accounting software platform, replacing Microsoft Dynamics GP, which loses support in 2029 and reaches end‑of‑life in 2031. The FY27 capital budget adds a specific line item, “Consulting for New Accounting System Software Procurement,” for 40243, including a 25000 carryforward from FY26, confirming funded intent to engage outside expertise. Staff are targeting a software vendor selection in early FY28, meaning the next 18–24 months will be focused on needs assessment, requirements definition, vendor evaluation, and change management planning. This is a strong pre‑RFP signal for financial system integrators, ERP vendors, and advisory firms to help GMT frame its requirements, demonstrate solutions that fit public‑sector transit finance, and position for both the consulting engagement and the eventual system implementation project.
Pre-RFP
$40,243Jun 16, 2026The adjusted FY27 capital budget introduces a 315464 line item for “Replacement SSTA 5310 Paratransit Vehicles” alongside continuing investments in SSTA lease‑supported assets and rural paratransit services. In the May check register, GMT also shows large recurring payments to SSTA (over 226k and 232k in separate EFTs) for ADA and E&D rides and to Community Rides Vermont and others, signaling ongoing reliance on contracted paratransit providers. Together, this indicates a funded plan to refresh the 5310 paratransit fleet that supports SSTA and other partners, likely via existing statewide contracts referenced in the capital memo (VPTA agreements). Vehicle OEMs and upfitters focused on cutaway buses and accessible vans, as well as paratransit technology vendors, can track this program to support forthcoming vehicle orders, options, and associated equipment such as lifts, securement systems, and MDTs.
Budget Planning
$315,464Jun 16, 2026The Town Common Committee is planning to purchase a Kompan play structure (climber and playhouse) for about $30,000 including installation and freight. They are comparing vendor installation versus using a local contractor and still need excavation, surfacing, and final pricing before going to the Selectboard for approval. This is an early-stage parks project where playground suppliers, site contractors, and installers can help scope installation, safety surfacing, and warranty-friendly options.
Pre-RFP
$30,000Jun 11, 2026The Town Forest Committee approved up to $2,000 from the stewardship fund for improvements to the Economou trailhead access road, based on a $1,500 estimate from Tim Brown with the town supplying gravel. This indicates a small roadwork project already assigned to a local contractor. Vendors may still find value in knowing the scope and funding level for future access road, trailhead, or related maintenance projects in Hinesburg’s town forests.
Contract Award
$2,000Jun 11, 2026Hinesburg is using an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant to fund household energy analyses and weatherization recommendations. The committee has begun site visits and is using Hover software for building analysis, with grant funds available to purchase additional licenses beyond three free reports. This creates near-term needs for residential auditors, weatherization contractors, and tech tools that support audits, reporting, and coordination with Efficiency Vermont.
Grant Funding
$1,200Jun 23, 2026The committee increased the budget for a new map project for town forest kiosks from a not-to-exceed $1,500 to $2,000 with Arrowwood Environmental. This indicates an ongoing engagement to produce updated maps and kiosk content. Mapping, signage, and digital trail information vendors can see Arrowwood as the incumbent and anticipate future updates, digital integrations, or expanded interpretive materials beyond this scope.
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Government Agencies in Chittenden County, Vermont
19 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Williston
City10,092 pop.
Town of Westford
City2,087 pop.
Town of Underhill
City3,113 pop.
Town of St. George
City808 pop.
Town of Shelburne
City7,922 pop.
Town of Richmond
City4,127 pop.
Town of Milton
City10,735 pop.
Town of Jericho
City5,089 pop.
Town of Huntington
City1,924 pop.
Town of Hinesburg
City4,692 pop.
Town of Essex
City11,462 pop.
Town of Colchester
City17,588 pop.
Town of Charlotte
City3,887 pop.
Town of Bolton
City1,288 pop.
City of Essex Junction
City10,817 pop.
City of Burlington
City44,528 pop.
Chittenden County
County170,851 pop.
Buels Gore
28 pop.
Balance of Chittenden County
City84,842 pop.
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