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This Solicitation opportunity from Michigan was posted on May 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Fall Planting of Selected Trees RFP

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2026-RFP-0147State & Local

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The City of Pontiac, Michigan, through its Parks & Recreation department, has issued a solicitation titled "Fall Planting of Selected Trees RFP" aiming to enhance the urban tree canopy by planting a diverse range of native and site-appropriate tree species. This initiative recognizes the existing mix of trees such as red maple, box elder, mulberry, oaks, pines, and basswood, and seeks to bolster long-term canopy health, improve shade coverage, mitigate urban heat, support stormwater absorption, and promote biodiversity across the community. The effort aligns with broader Michigan community goals to improve air quality, increase climate resilience, and enhance neighborhood livability, particularly in areas with uneven tree canopy coverage. The solicitation, identified by number 2026-RFP-0147, was posted on May 12, 2026, with a response deadline of June 11, 2026. It is managed by the City of Pontiac’s Parks & Recreation department, located in Pontiac, Michigan. Key contacts for this solicitation include Robert Burch, Parks and Recreation Director, and Michael Rieth, Buyer III, who are responsible for overseeing the procurement process. This effort reflects a strategic investment in urban forestry to address environmental and community well-being goals through targeted tree planting initiatives in Pontiac.

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City of Pontiac seeks bids for fall planting of diverse native trees to enhance urban canopy.

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Michigan → Parks & RecreationView Agency

NAICS

115112 - Soil Preparation, Planting, and CultivatingView NAICS

Place of Performance

MI, USA

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Pontiac RFP 2026-RFP-0147 Fall Tree Planting

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2026-RFP-0147 Fall Planting of Selected Trees RFP

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Pontiac RFP 2026-RFP-0147 Fall Tree Planting

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AgencyMichigan → Parks & Recreation
Contacts2 people available
OfficePontiac, MI, 48340, USA
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Office AddressPontiac, MI, 48340, USA
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Robert BurchParks and Recreation Director

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Pontiac, Michigan contains a mix of native and urban-tolerant tree species, including red maple, box elder, mulberry, oaks, pines, basswood, and other species suited to local soils and climate. As an urban community, Pontiac also benefits from adding a broader mix of native and site-appropriate trees to strengthen long-term canopy health and resilience. The need for additional tree planting in Pontiac is tied to restoring tree canopy, improving shade, reducing urban heat, supporting stormwater absorption, and increasing biodiversity. Michigan communities have also emphasized urban forestry as a way to improve air quality, resilience to climate impacts, and neighborhood livability, especially where canopy coverage is uneven across the city.

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