Johnston County #2026-12

Johnston County lawn care and landscape maintenance for 28 facilities

Johnston County is seeking a contractor to maintain lawns and landscaped areas at 28 county facilities in North Carolina. - Buyer: Johnston County, Finance Department; procurement contact is Purchasing Supervisor Pam Radford. - Service requested: Countywide lawn care and landscape maintenance at 28 facilities, including county offices, public safety and EMS sites, parking lots, and other grounds. - Mow approximately 27 times per year; edge, aerate, remove leaves and debris, and keep walks, curbs, and parking areas clear. - Fertilize and manage weeds in Bermuda turf; apply crabgrass pre-emergent and broadleaf herbicide; conduct annual soil testing; weed landscape beds and apply pre-emergent treatment. - Fertilize and prune shrubs and small trees, apply brown-dyed mulch, and use integrated pest management. Maintain designated wetland retention areas and storm beds at least quarterly; conduct weekly trash and debris policing. - Pricing and requirements: Provide one lump-sum price covering all services and locations, with no additional or trip charges. Pesticides must be applied by a licensed applicator in accordance with applicable regulations. Snow removal is excluded from the required scope. - Term: Three-year contract with up to two additional renewal years, subject to funding and stated renewal conditions. - OEMs and named service vendors: No product manufacturers or prospective landscaping vendors are identified; no products, part numbers, or product quantities are specified.

Description

Johnston County is requesting proposals for lawn care and landscape maintenance at its specified county grounds and facilities. Work includes mowing, edging, debris and leaf removal, turf treatments, plant-bed and shrub maintenance, mulch, and related landscaping services. Bidders must submit a lump-sum price covering all listed locations and services, along with qualifications, references, required forms, and insurance information; email submissions are not accepted. The proposed contract term is three years, with options for up to two additional years.

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