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Lawn Care and Roadside Maintenance Services Solicitation for Chilton County Health Department

The Chilton County Health Department in Alabama is seeking comprehensive lawn care and roadside maintenance services for its facility at 301 Health Center Dr., Clanton, AL. - Government Buyer: - Chilton County Health Department, funded by the Alabama Department of Public Health - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Lawn care services including mowing, weed-eating, and edging every two weeks (approx. 24 services) - Blowing leaves and debris from sidewalks, entrances, parking lots, and generator area after each service - Roadside maintenance services - Installation of pine straw twice per year (minimum 3 inches thick) - Trimming bushes and trees at least twice per year or as needed - Weed removal and application of weed and feed twice per year, including chemical application - All materials and equipment must be supplied by the awarded vendor - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Subcontracting is strictly prohibited; only the owner or legal employees of the awarded vendor may perform the work - Mandatory site visit required for all bidders; quotes from vendors who do not attend will not be considered - Debris removal and chemical application are specifically required as part of the expanded scope - The contract will be awarded based on best quote and compliance with requirements - Managed through the Alabama Buys procurement portal

Description

This solicitation is for lawn care and roadside maintenance services at the Chilton County Health Department. The scope includes mowing, weed-eating, edging, blowing leaves, debris removal, pine straw installation, trimming bushes and trees, weed removal, and chemical application. A mandatory site visit is scheduled, and vendors must supply all materials and equipment. Subcontracting is prohibited, and the contract duration is from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. The project is funded by the Alabama Department of Public Health.

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