Palm Tree Maintenance Government Contracts

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State of Hawaii seeks contractor for coconut and palm tree trimming services at various state facilities on Oahu. Includes labor, equipment, tools, materials, and transportation.

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The City of Tempe seeks proposals for scheduled and as-needed palm pruning and skinning services across city parks, rights-of-way, and properties. The contract includes labor, equipment, and materials with no fuel surcharges allowed. Mandatory certifications and licenses are required for submission by May 18, 2026.

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Harlingen CISD in Texas seeks proposals for maintenance tree and palm tree trimming services. Proposals due by April 14, 2026. Specifications available online.

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Caltrans seeks certified small business or DVBE contractors for tree trimming, pruning, and removal services including stump grinding and debris disposal in multiple California counties.

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Caltrans seeks a contractor for tree trimming services including pruning, removal of shrubs and vines, chipping, and debris disposal in multiple California counties. Stump grinding is excluded.

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Contract opportunity for twice-yearly trimming of 14 coconut palms and annual trimming of 50% branches on 22 additional trees in Oahu, Hawaii.

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Solicitation for DGS certified small businesses to provide palm and tree trimming services for the California Department of Veterans Affairs. Active from January 7 to January 15, 2026.

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The City of North Miami Beach is seeking bids for pruning and trimming palm trees. Responses must be submitted via the city's eProcurement portal by 5:00 pm on January 23, 2026.

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County of Solano seeks bids for palm tree pruning services including pineapple pruning and trunk skinning of 86 palm trees at downtown Fairfield campus. Contractor must obtain permits and implement traffic control.

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Contract opportunity for tree trimming and vegetation management services including pruning, stump removal, and debris disposal in multiple California counties for the Department of Transportation.