Randolph In Motion: Summer Tourism Guide 2020

Explore everything that Randolph has to offer this summer!

Contents:

Gifford Health Care Health update and Last Mile Ride
Shop Downtown Randolph
Arts & Culture
Recreation
Dining in Downtown
Nearby Attractions

Created by the Town of Randolph and Randolph Economic Development Council

ANNOUNCEMENT - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Randolph Area Community Development Corporation (RACDC) is seeking proposals for construction management services for two projects in Randolph, VT: the rehabilitation of its Randolph House senior housing apartments located at 65 North Main Street, and the second phase of its Salisbury Square project located at 25 Salisbury Street and West Village Lane. Randolph House contains 48 HUD-subsidized senior apartments in a 7 story, steel frame, brick building at 65 North Main Street. Salisbury Square is a 4.3+/- acre Planned Community, the first phase of which included 14 units of low-income family apartments, the renovation of an historic office, and one single-family home completed in 2012. The site was permitted for an additional 21 units for which the development plan is being revised and updated. The Construction Manager (CM) will become a member of the project team including the Owner, the Owner’s Architects, Engineers, and other consultants. Pre-construction services are expected to commence immediately upon award of contract. Bids are due by June 8, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. Selections will be made by June 12, 2020. For Randolph House, the selected firm must be available to work with the architect immediately upon selection to provide a detailed schematic design estimate on/before the 26th of June. Women and Minority-Owned Business Enterprises, Local and Small Businesses are encouraged to respond. RACDC is an Equal Opportunity Housing Provider, Lender, and Employer.

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Safe and Seen Halloween Photobooth

Tri-Town Community Center Exploratory Process

If we had a community center for the tri-town area, what would it look like? Do you want a place to take classes, or hang out after school? Would you meet up with friends or plan game nights? And—since we don’t have a physical community center at the moment—how might to connect and improve the spaces and resources we do have? Take the Survey!and join us this spring as we explore how we might create a “community center without walls” and improve social and community opportunities for our three towns.