Richmond City Pblc Schools Opengov #26-758

Frederick County Parks and Recreation Snow and Ice Removal Services Solicitation

Frederick County, Maryland's Division of Parks and Recreation is seeking qualified contractors for comprehensive snow and ice removal services across county park facilities. - Government Buyer: - Frederick County Division of Parks and Recreation - Products and Services Requested: - Snow and ice removal services, including plowing, de-icing, sidewalk and entrance clearing, and fire hydrant access - Equipment and operators for trucks (with plow and spreader), skid loaders, snow blowers, hand spreaders/shovels, ATVs (with plow), backhoes, and dump trucks - De-icing agents: calcium chloride, rock salt, alternate de-icing agents, and alternate products for sidewalks - Specific restriction: sodium chloride or rock salt cannot be used on sidewalks or decking - Requirements: - Contractors must have at least three years of active experience in snow and ice removal - All equipment and personnel will be inspected for competency - Contractors must be registered in Maryland - Insurance coverage required: Commercial General Liability, Auto Liability, and Workers’ Compensation - The contract may be awarded to one or multiple contractors; work volume is not guaranteed - The project may be grant-funded - Contract Term: - One year, with up to four one-year renewal options - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is for snow and ice removal services for the Division of Parks and Recreation. The contract includes equipment and operators for various snow removal tasks such as plowing, spreading de-icing agents, and clearing sidewalks and entrances. The service period typically runs from November 1 through April 30, covering all snow and ice events. The contract term is one year starting approximately November 1, 2026, with four additional one-year renewal options. Bidders must have a minimum of three years of experience and meet specified insurance and qualification requirements.

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