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LANDSCAPE/GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

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TI-LANDSCAPE-09Federal

Submission Closed01/28/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 561730

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This contract outlines the requirements for comprehensive landscape and grounds maintenance for the 39-acre Treasure Island Job Corps Center. The selected vendor is responsible for providing all necessary insurance, labor, materials, and equipment to perform routine services. Primary duties include mowing turf grass every two weeks to specific height requirements, mechanical edging of curbs and walkways, and the application of approved fertilizers for lawns, shrubs, and trees. The scope also covers the pruning of trees up to 12 feet in height, weed control in non-landscaped areas, and the general removal of debris from sidewalks, gutters, and parking areas. In addition to routine maintenance, the contract includes indefinite quantity work and specific site requirements. These tasks involve replacing sprinkler heads at designated buildings, performing weekly clean-ups on Avenue C, and conducting specialized shrub trimming for security purposes at the Gym and Building 369. For any trees exceeding 12 feet in height, the vendor must submit a separate time and materials quote. The agreement ensures the overall beautification and safety of the complex by maintaining clear pedestrian and vehicle traffic paths and managing vegetation encroachment.

General Info

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N/A

Contract Value

$2,885

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping Services

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

Frank and Grossman Landscape Contractors, Inc. 1400 Egbert Ave SAN FRANCISCO CA 94124 USA

Award Issued Date

01/28/2009, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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PhaseAwarded

PostedDec 22

Combined Synopsis

AwardedJan 28

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

01/28/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Scope of Work: To provide all insurance, materials, labor and equipment necessary to perform routine landscape maintenance service and indefinite quantity work for the Treasure Island Job Corps Center's 39-acre complex. A. Lawn Maintenance: 1. Lawn Mowing - all turf grass will be cut and maintained to a height of 2.5 inches. This height will be increased to 3.5 inches during period of dry, hot weather. 2. All trimmings, debris and trash caused or discovered during the lawn mowing shall be removed and properly disposed of by vendor. Lawns will be mowed every two weeks. B. Mechanical Edging: 1. Edge all curbs, walks, and drives using gas powered edgers and/or string trimmers, where applicable. C. Fertilization: 1. Provide and apply a balanced fertilizer to all lawn areas, four times a year or more, to maintain a green, lush appearance. The brand of fertilizer chemical make-up is subject to approval by a designated representative of Treasure Island Job Corps Center. D. Shrub, Trees and Plant Maintenance: 1. Fertilization - Provide and apply a balanced fertilizer to all ornamental ground cove, shrubs, and trees on a semi-annual basis, or as needed to maintain a healthy appearance. E. Pruning and Trimming: 1. Prune/Trim all trees, shrubs and ornamental ground cover as required to maintain healthy appearance, and to prevent interference with vehicle and pedestrian traffic, or as directed by the designated Treasure Island Job Corps representative. Pruning/trimming of trees are limited to trees 12 feet in height or less. A Time and Materials quote will be submitted for trees over 12 feet in height that require these types of services. 2. Shrubs and ground cover will be kept free of weeds, trash, debris , and encroachment by other plants/vegetation/weeds. 3. Ground cover will be grimed/pruned as required to maintain boundaries and a healthy appearance, or as directed by the designated Treasure Island Job Corps representative. F. Debris and Property Clean-up: 1. Debris/trash along curbs, gutters, and parking lot bumpers will be removed and properly disposed of, and all sidewalk surfaces, entry ways, and driveways will be air- blown or swept clean. G. Weed Control in non-landscaped areas: 1. Remove/prevent weeds from growing in all non-landscaped areas, including but not limited to gravel and asphalt areas. Specifications: Additional work to be performed: 1. As needed, replace sprinkler heads along Avenue D, Building 442 and small dormitory. 2. Weekly clean-up in Avenue C 3. As needed, special shrub trimming at Building 369 and the Gym for security needs. 4. As needed, additional labor for debris removal under the large Eucalyptus trees at Building 369. 5. As needed, additional lawn mowing at the small dormitory, Avenue C, and Building 442 Beautification: