Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #54-TJK-04-PR39988
NCDOT Halifax County Highway Mowing and Vegetation Maintenance
Posted
October 28, 2026
Respond By
November 18, 2026
Identifier
54-TJK-04-PR39988
NAICS
561730
The North Carolina Department of Transportation seeks a pre-qualified contractor to maintain highway shoulders and medians in Halifax County, Division 4. - Buyer and location: North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), Division 4; Halifax County, North Carolina. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or service vendors are named in the opportunity. - Requested services: Routine and cleanup mowing across interstate, primary divided, primary undivided, secondary paved, and secondary unpaved routes; vegetation trimming; litter and debris removal; traffic control; and mowing-equipment remobilization. - Estimated quantities: Interstate mowing — 248 routine and 248 cleanup; primary divided — 40 routine and 40 cleanup; primary undivided — 424 routine and 424 cleanup; secondary paved — 2,460 routine and 2,460 cleanup; secondary unpaved — 216 cleanup. Vegetation removal at stationary objects — 481,604; litter/debris removal — 1,524 for primary divided and 1,688 for primary undivided; traffic control — 1; remobilization — 1. Units are not specified in the attachment. - Notable requirements: Contractor pre-qualification is required. Mowing must leave vegetation at 4 inches, with routine and cleanup mowing and two trimming cycles. A seasonal mowing moratorium applies. Litter pickup is described as limited to interstate routes, although the bid form also lists litter/debris items for primary divided and undivided routes. - Term: One initial annual term, with up to four discretionary renewals; renewals are not guaranteed.
Description
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is seeking proposals for state route shoulder and median mowing in Halifax, Division 4. Work includes vegetation trimming and litter/debris removal. The work is available beginning March 1, 2027, with completion by February 29, 2028. Pre-qualification is mandatory, and responses must be mailed; electronic bids are not permitted.