Walnut Hills Stream Restoration EPA Community Grant No. 95342001

The City of Williamsburg is soliciting bids for the Walnut Hills Stream Restoration project, a water‑quality improvement effort funded in part by the EPA Community Grant. The contractor will stabilize and restore approximately 800 linear feet of perennial, intermittent, and ephemeral stream channel within a 1,347‑foot corridor, employing natural channel design techniques across multiple property easements. Work must begin after notice to proceed and be substantially completed within 180 calendar days (final completion within 210 days). A bid security of 5 % is required. The project is non‑discriminatory with no DBE goal, and all inquiries must be submitted in writing up to five business days before the bid closing date. • Scope: Stream channel stabilization, natural channel design, erosion control, habitat enhancement. • Location: 1014 Jamestown Rd, 21‑23 Walnut Hills Circle, 106, 108, 204 & 206 Governors Drive, Williamsburg, VA. • Funding: EPA FY22 Community Project Funding (partial). • Timeline: Notice to Proceed → 180 days (substantial) / 210 days (final). • Mandatory requirements: 5 % bid security, compliance with EPA and Title VI civil‑rights provisions. • Pre‑bid conference: 09/16/2026 10:00 AM (non‑mandatory). • Submission: By 09/30/2026 2:00 PM at 401 Lafayette St., 2nd Floor, Public Works Dept.