Greenbelt Maintenance & Hazard Mitigation Bid Request ( Seattle )

2026-11-03

Scope of Work The selected contractor will be responsible for : Conducting a full site assessment of trees and vegetation in the greenbelt area Identifying hazardous , overextended , diseased , or unstable limbs and trees Trimming and pruning trees to reduce risk of falling branches and storm damage Ensuring clearance from nearby power lines and utility infrastructure ( as applicable ) Ivy removal , containment , or long - term ivy management strategy Clearing deadwood , invasive growth , and accumulated debris Developing a recommended long - term vegetation management plan Ensuring compliance with City of Seattle environmental , tree protection , and permitting requirements Proper disposal or recycling of all vegetation material Safety , Risk Reduction & Resilience Priorities This project is focused on : Preventing power outages caused by falling branches Reducing storm , wind , and weather - related hazards Reducing fire risk and unmanaged vegetation buildup Protecting utility infrastructure and access routes Maintaining safe conditions for residents and neighboring properties Supporting long - term environmental stability of the site Maintenance Plan Requirements Proposals must include ongoing maintenance and long - term care options , including : Seasonal or annual trimming / pruning schedules Ivy management and containment strategies ( long - term suppression required ) Emergency storm response or hazard cleanup availability Estimated annual and multi - year maintenance costs Recommendations for sustainable , low - maintenance vegetation control methods Preferred Qualifications Licensed arborist ( s ) or certified tree care professionals Experience working in residential , nonprofit , or occupied facility environments Experience with utility - adjacent vegetation management ( power line clearance strongly preferred ) Familiarity with City of Seattle environmental and tree protection codes Experience with steep terrain , dense vegetation , or unmanaged greenbelt areas

Washington

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