Central Connecticut Loop Trail (CCLT) Design

The Lower Connecticut River Valley Council of Governments (RiverCOG) is seeking a qualified consulting firm to begin design and engineering of the preferred alternative from the Central Connecticut Loop Trail (CCLT) Study. The study aims to link the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail with the Air Line Trail, a critical 23-mile gap within the CCLT. The CCLT is a vision for a 111-mile loop trail running through 22 cities and towns in central Connecticut. The consulting firm will provide urban design and engineering services, landscape architecture and design services, and civil engineering services. • The project involves designing and engineering a 23-mile route • The consulting firm will provide services such as urban design, landscape architecture, and civil engineering • The project is part of a larger vision for a 111-mile loop trail in central Connecticut • The consulting firm will work with RiverCOG to complete the design and engineering phase of the project