This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Kingston Springs, Tennessee. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The Town of Kingston Springs, Tennessee is now accepting sealed bids for a two-year contract for Tree Cutting and Related Services This contract relates to emergency or large-scale tree cutting which will be defined by the Town. The Town reserves the right to continue current activities and engage contractor only when the Town deems necessary. Maintain a responsiveness to all town requests with town needs being a top priority. Provided services may involve one or any combination of the following: Tree pruning, Tree removal and Stump removal. Provide all required supervision, labor, tools, equipment, traffic control devices, services, qualifications, insurance, experience and expertise to perform tree services as specified herein in a safe, timely and efficient manner in the Town of Kingston Springs. If there is a danger that a tree to be removed may fall in the wrong direction or damage other trees or property, wedges, block and tackle, rope, or wire cable/winch (except where and electrical hazard exists) shall be used. The Town reserves the right to perform the scope of work contemplated under this agreement or order service from an alternative company in the event your company cannot be reached in an emergency or does not perform to the requirements of the contract. The Town of Kingston Springs is seeking a vendor for general and emergency tree cutting and related services primarily dealing with downed trees and storm debris, or removal of trees that may cause safety concerns. This service will be an addition to the general tree cutting and trimming the town's Public Works Department will continue to do. The incumbent company or individual representative should be able to demonstrate the following: Contract Term: April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2024 Bid Award: Thursday, March 17, 2022; 7:00 p.m. Beck Meeting Hall (420 N. Main St.) Regular business meeting of the Town of Kingston Springs City Commission