Opportunity
Port of Portland Planet bids #2026-14523
Port of Portland Fence and Gate Repair & Installation Services Solicitation
Posted
September 09, 2026
Respond By
September 30, 2026
Identifier
2026-14523
NAICS
238190
The Port of Portland is seeking qualified providers for fence and gate repair and installation services across multiple natural and undeveloped areas in Portland, Troutdale, Gresham, and Hillsboro, Oregon. - Government Buyer: - Port of Portland, Contracts & Procurement - Contact: Murphy Craig - Scope of Work: - Repair, replacement, and installation of chain link and barbed wire fences and gates - Includes posts, rails, tension wire, gates, hardware, and related components - Providers must supply all labor, materials, and equipment - Debris removal and restoration of disturbed areas required - Photographic documentation of completed work for inspection and acceptance - Coordination with Port staff for site access and scheduling - Products/Services Requested: - Chain link fence and gate components - Barbed wire fence and gate components - Comprehensive repair and installation services - Unique Requirements: - All replacement materials must match existing fence systems unless otherwise approved - Maximum contract compensation is $250,000 - Encouragement of small, local, and emerging business participation - Compliance with insurance, indemnification, and nondiscrimination provisions - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; contract(s) may be awarded to one or more providers for up to five years.
Description
The Port of Portland is soliciting proposals for fence and gate repair and installation services. The contract aims to cover repair, replacement, and installation of fencing components, hardware, and materials to maintain secure fencing systems on multiple undeveloped lands and natural areas managed by the Port. The services include work on chain link and barbed wire fences and gates, with expectations for proper disposal of debris and restoration of disturbed areas. The contract may be awarded to one or more providers for up to five years.