Invitation for Bids: Mowing, Landscaping, and Maintenance Services
Federal opportunity from THO01 - Town Hall • Town of Dunstable. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 17, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 72-10-29-02-00.
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Description
The Town of Dunstable, acting through its Parks Commission, is seeking proposals from qualified individuals and firms for Spring and Fall cleanups, mowing, fertilization, planting bed and field maintenance services.
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The Town of Dunstable is seeking bids for mowing, landscaping, and maintenance services through its Parks Commission. Proposals should cover Spring and Fall cleanups, mowing, fertilization, and general field maintenance. The response deadline for this invitation is set for February 17, 2026, indicating a significant lead time for proposals.
The buyer aims to acquire qualified services for comprehensive lawn and landscaping maintenance, focusing on seasonal cleanups and regular upkeep of parks and fields.
- Spring cleanups
- Fall cleanups
- Mowing services
- Fertilization services
- Planting bed maintenance
- Field maintenance
- Complete proposal including pricing details
- Evidence of prior landscaping experience
- References from similar projects
- Details of proposed maintenance schedule
- Proof of insurance and bonding
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- No specific location details for service areas provided
- Insufficient information on performance measurement criteria
- Lack of details regarding budget constraints
- No mention of minority or disadvantaged business participation guidelines
- Absence of historical data on past contract performance
- No indication of preferred payment terms
- Presence of any existing contracts or services was not mentioned
- Limited information on the number of expected bidders
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