Natural Stream Restoration Design RFP, Berkeley Springs, WV
Time is of the essence. This project is funded by the U.S. EPA Chesapeake Bay Program and WV DEP–DWWM–Watershed Improvement Branch in Fiscal Year 2020 (ending June 30, 2021).
February 1, 2021–Deadline to apply.
June 1, 2021–Completed designs delivered. No Extensions.
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- Cacapon Institute anticipates the two plans, together, to cost $40,000 (+/-) but all proposals will be accepted and reviewed and, while price is a primary consideration, we will weigh all elements of the proposal in our selection process.
- Applicants submit proposals at no cost. No one will be paid for writing a proposal in response to this RFP.
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As long as anyone can remember, managing Warm Springs Run through the school system’s property in Berkeley Springs has been a challenge. Natural Stream Restoration offers the best opportunity to control the run, protect school property, improve aquatic habitat, and reduce nutrient and sediment pollution. Segments are:
- Widmyer Elementary School. ~1,300 linear feet classified as a Rosgen C4 stream-type. It is not overly confined by structures (but does include a buried instream sewer)
- Berkeley Springs High School. ~800 linear feet classified as a Rosgen G4 stream-type with three pedestrian bridges. It is <50 feet from the school building, outbuildings, a sidewalk, and a fence line. The instream sewer is exposed.
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