Scranton Opengov #2026-ITB-146

Tree and brush grinding, hauling, and disposal services

The City of Scranton is seeking a contractor to grind and manage tree and brush debris at City-designated locations. - Government buyer: City of Scranton, Department of Business Administration, Scranton, Pennsylvania. - Requested services: - Mobilize and demobilize equipment and personnel. - Provide a tub grinder, support equipment, operator, and other labor to grind brush and vegetative debris into wood chips or mulch. - Load and haul processed material to an approved facility for disposal or beneficial reuse, including applicable fees. - Complete final cleanup at each work area. - Pricing line items: Five bid items, each listed at quantity 1: mobilization/demobilization (lump sum); grinding equipment, operator, and labor (hour); loading and hauling (ton); disposal, processing, or reuse fees (lump sum); and final site cleanup (lump sum). These are bid schedule quantities, not stated total work volumes. - Notable requirements: Bidders must have at least five years of experience under their current business name. Processed material must go to an approved facility, and work areas must be left clean and orderly. - Named organizations: No grinding-service vendor or equipment manufacturer is identified. OpenGov is identified as the e-procurement portal software administrator, not as a grinding-services provider. The attached disclosure form also references professional services generally but does not identify a specific service provider or scope.

Description

The City of Scranton is soliciting sealed bids for tree and brush grinding services at multiple City-designated locations. The contractor will provide operators, equipment, labor, transportation, and supervision to grind vegetative debris into wood chips or mulch, then load, haul, and transport the processed material for disposal or beneficial reuse at an approved facility. Work includes mobilization between sites, disposal fees, and final site cleanup, with compliance with applicable safety and environmental requirements. Bids must be submitted electronically; the contract term runs until June 30, 2027.

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