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CITY OF COALINGA URBAN FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN

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20260831011State & Local

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The City of Coalinga is soliciting qualifications for a comprehensive urban forestry consulting project under solicitation number 20260831011. The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting a citywide tree inventory and developing both a Maintenance Plan and an Urban Forest Management Plan. Additionally, the scope of work includes the provision of Urban Forest Management Software, the preparation of a site for planting 20 trees, and the delivery of project and construction management services, including the ongoing maintenance of the newly planted trees. This opportunity is open to firms capable of providing specialized urban forestry services in Coalinga, California. Interested parties must submit their Statements of Qualifications by the deadline of September 22, 2026. The procurement process is managed by the City Engineer through Tri City Engineering and follows specific evaluation criteria and submittal requirements to ensure the successful management and expansion of the city's urban forest.

General Info

Coalinga seeks a consultant for urban forest management, tree inventory, and planting services.

Agency

California → City of CoalingaView Agency

NAICS

541320 - Landscape Architectural ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Coalinga, CA, 93210, USA

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City of Coalinga Urban Forest Management Plan RFQ

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Coalinga
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California → City of Coalinga
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City Engineer / Tri City Engineering

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The City is seeking a consultant to conduct a citywide tree inventory, prepare a Maintenance Plan and Urban Forest Management Plan, provide Urban Forest Management Software, prepare a site for planting 20 trees, provide project and construction management, and maintain the newly planted trees.

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