Right Of Way Maintenance Government Contracts

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City of Edmond, Oklahoma seeks a contractor for utility line clearance services including tree trimming and vegetation management. Sealed bids due by June 17, 2026.

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City of Jacksonville seeks services for outfall ditch and right of way cleaning and maintenance including litter removal, mowing, tree pruning, and debris disposal.

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City of Ames requests bids for watering 90 trees in Right-of-Way areas for Parks and Recreation. Bids due by June 11, 2026. No late bids accepted.

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The City of College Station seeks proposals for a 3-year annual service agreement to perform right-of-way tree trimming and vegetation removal within its electric service area. Proposals are due by June 16, 2026.

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Texas Department of Transportation seeks contractors for a local let maintenance contract in Maverick County to mow highway right of way along US Highway 277, estimated at $439,480.

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Contract for litter and debris removal, mowing, tree pruning, and maintenance services in the South Area of Jacksonville, Florida.

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The City of Lancaster seeks bids for a Right-of-Way Tree Planting Project involving planting 2.5-inch caliper trees at 310 locations. Bids are due June 15, 2026, with a non-mandatory virtual pre-bid conference on June 3. The project requires compliance with wage laws and an ISA-certified arborist on staff.

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RFP for Emergency Tree Maintenance Services including tree removal, stump removal, pruning, and right of way debris clearing for Louisville Metro Government. Submission deadline June 1, 2026.

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Local Let Maintenance Contract for mowing highway right of way on US Highway 290 in Waller County, Texas, issued by the Texas Department of Transportation with an estimated cost of $306,205.78.

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The City of South San Francisco seeks proposals for specialized landscape maintenance services including horticultural supervision, labor, materials, and equipment. Focus areas include sustainability, pollinator habitat care, IPM, SB1383 compliance, and electric equipment adoption. Proposals due June 5, 2026.