Opportunity

North Carolina eVP #54-TJK-06-PR40682

NCDOT Division 6 roadside mowing, vegetation trimming, and litter removal

Posted

October 28, 2026

Respond By

November 18, 2026

Identifier

54-TJK-06-PR40682

NAICS

561730, 488490

North Carolina DOT Division 6 is seeking contractors to maintain shoulders and medians along state routes in Columbus and Bladen counties. - Government buyer: North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), Highway Division 6, Division Roadside Environmental Engineer. - Scope of work: Routine and cleanup mowing, trimming, on-call vegetation removal, litter/debris removal, and related traffic-control and mowing remobilization services. - Mowing bid quantities: Primary divided cleanup mowing, 1,800; primary undivided routine mowing, 2,784; primary undivided cleanup mowing, 2,784; secondary paved routine mowing, 8,460; secondary paved cleanup mowing, 8,460; secondary unpaved routine mowing, 630; and secondary unpaved cleanup mowing, 630. Units are not specified in the provided summary. - Other bid items: On-call vegetation removal, 5,000 linear feet; litter/debris removal, 9,170 shoulder miles; on-call litter/debris removal, 200 shoulder miles; truck-mounted attenuator (TMA), quantity 1; narrow-median/median-guardrail traffic-control devices (TCD), quantity 1; lane closure, quantity 1; and mowing remobilization as directed, quantity not legible. - Equipment and work requirements: Provide 12 flex-wing mowers—six 10-foot and six 15-foot units—and one zero-turn mower. Work is restricted to daylight hours, with a seasonal mowing moratorium. The work plan includes six scheduled routine/cleanup cycles. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product brands, or vendors are named; no manufactured products are being requested.

Description

The North Carolina Department of Transportation is seeking proposals for state-route shoulder and median mowing in Columbus and Bladen counties, Division 6. Work includes vegetation trimming and litter/debris removal. The contract is available March 1, 2027, through February 29, 2028. Pre-qualification and attendance at the mandatory pre-bid conference are required; responses must be mailed, and electronic bids are not permitted.

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