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IFB 161217 - Tree Removals

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IFB-128364State & Local

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The Virginia Department of Transportation has issued solicitation IFB-128364 for Federal Eligible Tree Removal services. This contract involves tree removal operations to be performed in Dickenson, Virginia. The procurement process is managed by the agency under a solicitation type, and interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 5, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Prospective bidders can coordinate with the designated point of contact, Pamela Sprouse, via email or telephone for further inquiries regarding the project requirements. Detailed information and official documentation related to this solicitation are accessible through the provided vendor portal link. This opportunity is specifically categorized for state, local, and education agencies within the Virginia jurisdiction.

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VDOT seeks federal eligible tree removal services in Dickenson, Virginia by October 5, 2026.

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Dickenson, VA, USA

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IFB 161217 Attachments F-I

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IFB # 161217 Federal Eligible Tree Removal

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IFB 161217 Federal Eligible Tree Removal - Q&A #1

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IFB Addendum 1 – Federal Eligible Tree Removal

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VDOT Attachment M Federal Provisions - Fillable Forms

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VDOT IFB Attachments A-D

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IFB/RFP# 161217 Pre-Bid Conference Attendance Sheet

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