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Liberty County — CSJ 6508-77-001 — November 2026 Letting — Local-Let Maintenance

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6508-77-001State & Local

Submission Closed11/01/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Steep Slope and Retention Pond Vegetation ManagementThis subcontract for Steep Slope and Retention Pond Vegetation Management involves providing specialized rough-cutting and clearing services for the Columbus Airport Commission in Georgia. The contractor is responsible for the quarterly maintenance of high-risk terrain, specifically focusing on steep hillsides and retention ponds while ensuring the protection of drainage headwalls. To execute these tasks, the use of slope mowers or remote-controlled mowing equipment is required to safely manage vegetation in steep and wet zones. Due to the nature of the work site, personnel must undergo TSA vetting and obtain SIDA badging. Additionally, the contractor must possess specialized training in the operation of steep-slope equipment. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 30, 2026, under NAICS code 561730.

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Herbicide Application and String Trimming ServicesThis subcontract for Herbicide Application and String Trimming Services involves providing specialized vegetation control for the Columbus Airport Commission. The selected contractor will be responsible for the monthly application of herbicides using industrial sprayers across critical airport infrastructure, including runways, taxiways, aprons, ramps, and asphalt areas, as well as performing precision trimming and managing SWPPP Outfalls. The primary objective is to maintain weed-free pavements while strictly adhering to SWPPP guidelines to prevent environmental runoff. To qualify for this role, the contractor must possess a Georgia state commercial pesticide and herbicide applicator license and successfully complete TSA vetting to obtain SIDA badging. Key deliverables include the maintenance of detailed application logs to document all services performed. Interested parties must respond by November 30, 2026, under NAICS code 561730.

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Commercial Mowing and Turf Maintenance (Airside/Landside)This subcontract for Commercial Mowing and Turf Maintenance involves providing vegetation control services for prime contractors on Columbus Airport Commission facility projects. The scope of work includes weekly clean-cuts in high-visibility areas and quarterly rough cuts for retention ponds and hillsides. Because the work occurs in sensitive airfield and landside environments, personnel must operate commercial mowers around frangible fixtures and airfield lights while maintaining constant communication with the Air Traffic Control Tower via two-way radios. Compliance and security are critical components of this agreement, requiring all staff to undergo TSA vetting and obtain SIDA badging in accordance with FAA Part 139 regulations. The contractor is responsible for delivering properly maintained vegetation and providing dated maintenance logs to document all completed work. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 561730 and is associated with the state of Georgia.

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Airfield, Landside & Airport-Owned Property Landscaping Services

Solicitation # 20261231

The Columbus Airport Commission is soliciting fixed-price proposals for comprehensive mowing, vegetation management, trimming, and landscaping services for approximately 300 acres of airfield, landside, and airport-owned properties in Georgia. The contract spans a two-year base term from January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2028, with an optional third year. The scope of work is detailed in Exhibit A and includes a variety of maintenance levels, ranging from weekly clean-cuts to quarterly rough cuts, as well as monthly spraying and string trimming of asphalt and runways. The selected contractor must maintain vegetation at a target maximum height of four inches and ensure all pavements and navigational equipment remain clear of debris. Award selection is based on best value rather than price alone, utilizing a scoring system that evaluates key personnel qualifications, relevant experience, and a proposed management plan alongside the cost. Contractors must adhere to strict operational safety and security standards, including FAA Part 139 and TSA requirements, and obtain SIDA badging and ATCT clearance for movement-area access. Work hours are generally restricted to between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Insurance requirements include a minimum of 2,000,000 dollars for bodily/personal injury and 1,000,000 dollars for property damage. Proposals must be submitted by November 30, 2026, and include detailed monthly pricing by zone.

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The Texas Department of Transportation has issued solicitation 6508-77-001 for local-let maintenance in Liberty County, specifically targeting US 90. The primary objective of this contract is to enhance public safety by removing dying trees, hazardous protruding limbs, and brush within the state right-of-way. This is an intermittent project requiring multiple mobilizations based on work orders, with a strict requirement for the contractor to mobilize within 72 hours of receiving electronic notification. Key deliverables include grinding stumps to a depth of 12 inches and maintaining the right-of-way to ensure safe operation for state mowing contractors. The contract is governed by the September 1, 2024, Standard Specifications and includes specific provisions for nondiscrimination, liquidated damages, and cybersecurity safeguards. Contractors must adhere to the Texas MUTCD for traffic control, limiting lane closures to one mile unless otherwise approved. Performance will be evaluated by the Engineer based on quality, safety, and timeliness, with the potential for a Project Recovery Plan if standards are not met. Bidders must submit unit prices and a bid bond, and those not prequalified must provide a Bidders Questionnaire at least ten days before the November 1, 2026, response deadline. Additional certifications are required regarding energy company boycotts, firearm entity discrimination, and compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act.