Opportunity
Leesburg Granicus #52410-FY26-39
Leesburg Seeks Goat-Based Vegetation Management for Stream Channels
Posted
May 20, 2026
Respond By
June 16, 2026
Identifier
52410-FY26-39
NAICS
115210
The Town of Leesburg, Virginia is seeking qualified firms to provide environmentally friendly vegetation management services using goats along selected stream channels within the town limits. - Government Buyer: - Town of Leesburg, Department of Public Works - Contact: Kelly Hall, CPPB, VCO, Buyer II - Scope of Work: - Vegetation management using goats across approximately 5.5 acres, divided into four prioritized areas - Clearing to occur twice annually (late June and late September/early October) - Contractor must provide goats, transport, electric and barrier fencing, warning signage, shelter, water, and security - Contractor is responsible for animal health, daily herd checks (minimum three times per day), and proof of animal health certifications - Notification to adjacent property owners required - Unique Requirements: - Use of goats is specified due to challenging terrain and to avoid herbicidal spraying near waterways - Contractor must own the goats and have experience in grazing vegetation management - Electric fencing with warning signage is mandatory - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; the opportunity is open to qualified service providers with relevant experience - Contract Term: - Initial one-year contract with up to four annual renewal options, subject to budget availability - Place of Performance: - Four specific stream channel areas within the Town of Leesburg, Virginia
Description
The Town of Leesburg is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide vegetation management using goats along selected stream channels within the town limits. The project involves clearing vegetation in approximately 5.5 acres across three locations to maintain clear areas within hundred-year flood plains. The work is intended to be performed twice yearly, once in late June and again in late September to early October. A non-mandatory pre-proposal meeting is scheduled to help offerors understand the Town's needs.