Clemson University Ionwave #207241834

Supplemental Landscape Services Lots A, B & C

Clemson University, located in South Carolina, has awarded multiple contracts for landscape maintenance, snow and ice removal, and civil site construction at various campus locations. The landscape maintenance contract, awarded to Capstone Landscape Services, covers Lots A, B, and C, with initial periods from April 17, 2026, to April 16, 2027, and maximum extensions through April 16, 2031. The services include mowing, weed treatment, edging, debris removal, pruning, snow and ice removal, and other landscaping tasks, with estimated annual amounts of $57,750 for Lot A, $31,500 for Lot B, and $118,200 for Lot C. The civil construction work at the College of Veterinary Medicine involves site demolition, utility relocation, grading, paving, fencing, erosion control, and utility installation, with a performance period of approximately nine months. The awards were based on solicitations issued in early 2026, with the contracts awarded to Capstone Landscape Services and LS3P Associates Ltd. The procurement process included pre-proposal meetings, site visits, and detailed scope and pricing submissions. The awards include specific requirements for chemical use, snow and ice management, and site-specific adjustments, with no price escalations allowed. The contracts are subject to South Carolina procurement laws, with contacts including April Pitts at Clemson University Procurement and Business Services.

Description

Clemson University awarded a contract for supplemental landscape maintenance services at various off-campus locations, including Lots A, B, and C. The contract includes mowing, weed treatment, edging, debris removal, pruning, snow and ice removal, and other related landscaping services. The awardee is Capstone Landscape Services. The initial contract period is from April 17, 2026, to April 16, 2027, with a maximum contract period through April 16, 2031. Estimated annual contract amounts are $57,750 for Lot A, $31,500 for Lot B, and $118,200 for Lot C.

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