Opportunity

Butte-Silver Bow (Consolidated) Civicplus #312

Uptown Butte BID sidewalk snow removal and ice-control services

Posted

October 21, 2026

Respond By

November 05, 2026

Identifier

312

NAICS

561790

The Uptown Butte Business Improvement District is seeking a contractor to remove snow and control ice on Central Business District sidewalks during the winter season. - Government buyer: Uptown Butte Business Improvement District (BID); solicitation listed by Butte-Silver Bow (Consolidated), in Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product brands, or specific vendors are named. - Requested service: Snow removal and ice control on sidewalks within BID boundaries, including routes designated as priorities on Addendum A. The contractor must provide all labor, equipment, materials, and staffing. - Service requirements: Respond promptly after one inch of snowfall and as needed during prolonged storms; keep sidewalks passable, targeting clearance by 8:00 AM on business days; and remove snow piles or drifts that block crossings, business entrances, or ADA-accessible routes. Coverage is required at night, on weekends, and on holidays, with communication of response times and completion. - Pricing and contractor qualifications: Pricing is requested per snowfall. Proposals should describe relevant experience, equipment, staffing, response time, comparable references, and insurance capability. Insurance and workers’ compensation coverage are required. - Contract term: Anticipated for the 2026–2027 winter season, with potential renewal; exact term details are to be negotiated.

Description

The Uptown Butte Business Improvement District is seeking proposals for snow removal and ice control on sidewalks within its Central Business District. Work includes clearing snow after one inch of snowfall, maintaining passable sidewalks with a goal of clearing them by 8:00 AM on business days, and removing obstructions from crossings, entrances, and ADA-accessible paths. Contractors must provide labor, equipment, materials, staffing, and required insurance, and proposals should include experience, equipment and staffing details, response times, per-snowfall pricing, references, and proof of insurance. The anticipated contract is for the 2026–2027 winter season, with potential for renewal.

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