Opportunity
Brentwood Civicplus #RFP - On-Call Supportive Urban Forest Tree Care Services
City of Brentwood On-Call Urban Forest Tree Care Services Solicitation
Posted
September 18, 2026
Respond By
October 28, 2026
Identifier
RFP - On-Call Supportive Urban Forest Tree Care Services
NAICS
561730, 115310
The City of Brentwood, Missouri, is seeking qualified service providers for on-call urban forest tree care services across city streets and parks. - Government Buyer: - City of Brentwood, Parks and Recreation Department - Scope of Services: - Consulting, planting, chemical treatment, trimming, removal, hazard pruning, regular maintenance, and emergency response - Emergency tree removal and pruning required within 4 hours of request - Routine and emergency services differentiated by proximity to utility lines - Tree planting (trees furnished by City or Contractor), watering, fertilization, and insect/disease treatment - Stump removal and grinding, backfilling, and storm debris removal - Crew and equipment hourly work orders, materials and supplies billed per unit - Supervision and management included - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must develop a multi-year work plan and assist in a 5 to 10 year Urban Forest Health Assessment and Action Plan - Minimum five years relevant experience required - ISA Certified Arborist must be present at each work site - Adherence to ANSI A300 standards and safety/environmental compliance - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified service providers meeting certification and experience requirements.
Description
The City of Brentwood, Missouri is soliciting proposals from experienced and qualified service providers for on-call supportive urban forest tree care services throughout the city. The contract involves consulting, planting, chemical treatment, trimming, and removal services for street and park tree populations. The contractor must develop a multi-year work plan for systematic forestry services including emergency response and assist in developing a 5 to 10 year Urban Forest Health Assessment and Action Plan. Proposals must be submitted by 12:00 p.m. on October 28, 2026, and must meet minimum qualifications including at least five years of relevant experience and certification requirements.