Opportunity
Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0146
Omaha seeks lump-sum bids for removal and disposal of 21 trees
Posted
October 26, 2026
Respond By
October 30, 2026
Identifier
CI-2026-0146
NAICS
561730
The City of Omaha is seeking one all-or-none lump-sum quote for removal and disposal of 21 trees at locations across the city. - Buyer: City of Omaha, Douglas County Purchasing, Omaha, Nebraska. - Scope: Remove 21 trees: 14 Silver Maples, 2 Lindens, 2 Pines, 1 Locust, 1 Bradford Pear, and 1 Ash. Individual addresses, tree species, and trunk diameters are itemized below. - Important requirements: Cut trees as low to the ground as possible; haul away and dispose of debris at the contractor’s expense; leave yards and streets clean; repair damage to streets, turf, or private property; and coordinate any needed road closures or OPPD assistance. The contractor must hold a City of Omaha Arborist License. The solicitation identifies the scope as reserved for eligible certified Small and Emerging Small Business participants. - Named suppliers listed in the source: #Mow & Snow LLC; A&K Sessouma LLC; A6 Scientific Corp.; Aall About Trees; AB Group Inc; ABC Abatement Company; Abe's Trash Service, Inc.; Accumovers LLC; Advantage A/C Heat & Refrigeration; Aerivant Drone Technologies LLC; AJ MOBILE WASH; AlmsTravel LLC; Amazon Business; and Amazon.com Services LLC dba Amazon Business. “All city contractors” is also listed, but is not a company name. These are listed suppliers, not identified awardees or confirmed performing vendors. - OEMs: No product OEMs are identified; this is a tree-removal services procurement. - Pricing and timing: Bids must cover the full scope as one lump sum. Work is subject to the solicitation’s completion deadline; the start date and duration are not stated.
Description
The City of Omaha is requesting quotes from qualified companies for removal of 21 trees at the locations listed in the specifications. Trees must be cut as low as possible, debris removed and disposed of by the contractor, and yards and streets left clean. The contractor is responsible for repairing damage to streets, turf, or private property and coordinating any required road closures or OPPD assistance. All work must be completed by December 15, 2026, and bidders must submit the required attachments, including a City of Omaha Arborist License and SEB Participation Disclosure Form.