The State of Tennessee’s Department of Environment & Conservation is seeking a qualified contractor to remove hazardous trees at Cumberland Mountain State Park. The contract covers the removal of 238 trees, grinding of 72 stumps, site restoration, seeding, and full clean‑up, with work to be completed by the end of November 2026. Bidders must be registered in the Edison Supplier Portal, hold appropriate Tennessee contractor licenses (BC‑B, BC‑C, S‑Tree Trimming, etc.), provide insurance and a 25 % payment bond, and certify compliance with de‑barment, Iran‑Divestment and foreign‑adversary statutes. The award will be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
• Scope: 238 hazardous trees removal, 72 stump grindings, site leveling, seeding, and debris disposal.
• Schedule: Work must be performed between contract award and November 30 2026; bid submission closes September 16 2026.
• Requirements: Tennessee contractor license (if contract > $25k), registration for sales/use tax, insurance, 25 % payment bond, and multiple compliance certifications.
• Contact: Sydney Loomans (Solicitation Coordinator) for all inquiries.
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