Engineering and Design for Johnson Lane Bridge

The Town of Washington, Vermont is seeking proposals from qualified engineering firms for the design and engineering analysis of a replacement of the Johnson Lane Bridge. The selected firm will be responsible for engineering a replacement bridge structure that meets the 16' clear span by 5' clear height dimensions recommended in the 8.1.23 Hydraulic Study. The firm will work closely with the Town's FEMA Grants Administrator and Town Road Foreman, as well as regional ANR representative Jaron Borg to ensure that the bridge is designed in accordance with VTrans, ANR, and FEMA project specifications. • The project includes a site visit to take necessary measurements and evaluate soils, slopes, and the roadway to assist in designing a bridge integrated into the specific topography and landscape. • The firm will prepare complete working drawings and specifications for the bridge, wingwalls, and stone-stabilised embankments. • The project is being funded through FEMA and is intended to provide a long-lasting, weather adaptive, and cost-effective structure that supports the safe passage of low-volume vehicular traffic, including emergency and maintenance vehicles.