Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66062-NONST-2026-000000340

The City of Atlanta is seeking qualified vendors to support its urban canopy expansion and streetscape improvement initiatives in the Downtown Atlanta area. - Government Buyer: - City of Atlanta, Department of Finance (on behalf of Department of Parks & Recreation) - OEMs and Vendors: - StrataVault (modular suspended pavement system) - Silva Cells (modular suspended pavement system) - City reserves the right to require these or equivalent products - Products/Services Requested: - Installation of modular suspended pavement systems (e.g., StrataVault, Silva Cells, or equivalent) - Tree planting and construction of tree wells - Demolition and excavation for site preparation - Ongoing maintenance of trees and pavement systems for two years post-completion - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must have experience in urban infrastructure construction, landscaping, and installation of modular suspended pavement systems - Compliance with City standards and environmental regulations is mandatory - Contract price escalator tied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) for Atlanta, with annual adjustments up to 5% - Four-year contract term with monthly invoicing and progress reporting - Proper licensing in Georgia and demonstration of organizational and technical capacity required

The City of Atlanta, on behalf of the Department of Finance, is initiating a Multi-Step Sealed Bid process starting with a prequalification phase followed by an Invitation for Bid (IFB). The procurement involves installation of modular suspended pavement systems, tree planting, and ongoing maintenance to support urban canopy expansion and streetscape improvements primarily in Downtown Atlanta. Vendors will be prequalified based on experience in urban infrastructure construction, landscaping, excavation, and installation of modular suspended pavement systems, along with organizational capacity and proper licensing in Georgia. The selected supplier(s) will be responsible for high-quality construction, compliance with City standards, and long-term sustainability and maintenance of the urban tree canopy.