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COVB-27-101690 Services for Maintenance & Repairs of Stormwater Maintenance Facilities: BMP Mowing

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IFB-125257State & Local

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The City of Virginia Beach seeks contractors to provide comprehensive mowing and vegetation management services for Stormwater Management Facilities, including the removal of overgrowth, small saplings, and trees of all diameters from banks and bottoms of dry or shallow marsh SWMFs. The scope includes harvesting and removing all cut vegetation, with the option to mulch overgrowth and small saplings, and transporting all debris to approved waste facilities. Contractors are also required to collect and dispose of all trash and associated debris found within the facilities, ensuring no residual waste remains on site. All work must be performed using appropriate labor, materials, and equipment as necessitated by site conditions and operational requirements. This solicitation, identified as IFB-125257 under the title COVB-27-101690 Services for Maintenance & Repairs of Stormwater Maintenance Facilities: BMP Mowing, is open for responses until September 2, 2026. The contract is issued by the City of Virginia Beach, a state and local government entity, and performance is expected within Virginia Beach, Virginia. The point of contact for inquiries is Pinrecko Artis, reachable via email at partis@vbgov.com or phone at 757-385-4070. Bidders must be prepared to comply with all operational specifications outlined and ensure environmental compliance in debris removal and disposal practices.

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City of Virginia Beach seeks contractor for stormwater facility mowing, vegetation removal, and debris disposal.

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City of Virginia BeachView Agency

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561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

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Virginia Beach, VA, USA

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AgencyCity of Virginia Beach
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Provide labor, materials, and equipment necessary to perform mowing on specified Stormwater Management Facilities (SWMFs) in the City of Virginia Beach. Mowing of vegetation, and woody vegetation, to include overgrowth, small saplings and trees (all diameters), on all banks and across the bottom of dry or shallow marsh SWMFs. All cut material will be harvested and removed, unless otherwise directed by Owner. The overgrowth and small saplings may be mulched and will be disposed of by the contractor. Remove all trash and associated debris from SWMF to be transported and disposed of at a proper waste facility.

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