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AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF › USDA-FS, CSA EAST 6

Posted Jul 14, 2026

Due Aug 7, 2026

Site visit

Madison, WI

NAICS 561730 – Landscaping Services

Sol # 12444526Q0052

AI Summary

• The FPL campus tree care project aims to remove overgrown branches from trees across the campus.
• The removal of dead and hazardous branches poses critical safety concerns for employees and electrical hazards to power lines and transformers.
• Removal is solely necessary due to overgrown or dead tree growth, with injured trees to be removed as well.
FPL Campus Tree Care - The purpose of this project is to remove overgrown, dead, and hazardous branches from a variety of trees across the FPL campus. In addition, there are several injured or dead trees that will be completely removed. Dead branches pose a hazard to employees and create difficulties for mowing and groundskeeping. Overgrown branches and trees located near power lines and electrical transformers can create electrical or fire hazards, making removal essential for safety. The main species of trees at the FPL are Locust, Maple, Oak, Ash, and Pine. This is a new contract. The work will take place during site visits conducted on Wednesday, July 29th, 2026, starting at 10:00AM CST. Questions will be addressed as soon as possible after the visit.
• The FPL campus tree care project involves removal of overgrown branches from various trees across the campus.
• Dead and hazardous branches pose safety

Description

FPL Campus Tree Care - The purpose of this project is to remove overgrown, dead, and hazardous branches from a variety of trees across the FPL campus. In addition, there are several injured or dead trees that will be completely removed. Dead branches pose a hazard to employees and create difficulties for mowing and groundskeeping. Overgrown branches and trees located near power lines and electrical transformers can create electrical or fire hazards, making removal essential for safety. The main species of trees at the FPL are Locust, Maple, Oak, Ash, and Pine. This is a new contract. There is not an incumbent. Site visit is MANDATORY - Wednesday, July, 29th, 2026 at 10:00AM CST. Questions are being answered. Will be posted as soon as possible.

Classification

NAICS561730

PSC CodeS208

Place of Performance

CityMadison

StateWI

ZIP53726

CountryUNITED STATES

Contracting Office

OfficeUSDA-FS, CSA EAST 6

CityAtlanta

StateGA