Opportunity

Alabama Procurement Portal #SRC0000036493

Solicitation for 5-Year Lawn Care Services at Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences Headquarters

Posted

September 18, 2026

Respond By

September 23, 2026

Identifier

SRC0000036493

NAICS

561730

The Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences is seeking bids for a 5-year master agreement to provide comprehensive lawn maintenance services at its headquarters in Auburn, AL. - Government Buyer: - Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences (Headquarters at 1051 Wire Road, Auburn, AL) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a service contract - Products/Services Requested: - Lawn care services including: - Mowing grass (clippings removed, not mulched) - Edging - Weed-eating - Weeding of beds - Blowing off parking lots and sidewalks - Fertilization - Weed prevention - Fire ant treatment and prevention - Service schedule: - Biweekly visits from April through November (18 visits) - Monthly visits from December through March (4 visits) - Seven applications of weed control and fertilization annually - Fire ant treatment four times per year - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Clippings must be removed (not mulched) - Monthly billing based on service type - Agency will consider budget constraints when awarding - NIGP code 98836 (Grounds and Roadside Maintenance) referenced - No part numbers or product quantities specified (service contract only)

Description

This solicitation is for a 5-year master agreement to provide lawn maintenance services at the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences Headquarters in Auburn, AL. The services include mowing grass with removal of clippings, edging, weed-eating, weeding beds, blowing off sidewalks and parking lots, fertilization, and weed prevention. Services are scheduled biweekly from April through November and monthly from December through March, with seven applications of weed control and fertilization annually. Billing will be monthly based on the type of service provided. The agency will consider budget constraints when awarding the contract.

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