NAICS 561730 · FEDERAL PROCUREMENT
Landscaping federal bids and tenders
Browse U.S. federal tenders, bids and contract notices classified under NAICS 561730 (Landscaping Services). Use the classification to focus discovery, then review the complete solicitation scope and official source before deciding whether the work fits your business.
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1305M327Q0026 - SNOW REMOVAL, NEGAUNEE, MI
COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF · 1305M327Q0026
Snow Removal Services WFO Johnston
COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF · 1305M327Q0042
Landscaping services for Eureka CA WFO
COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF · 1305M327Q0051
Burnsville Lake Mowing and Maintenance Services 2027-2031
DEPT OF DEFENSE · W9123727QA001
W9123727QA005 Walhonding Mowing and Maintenance IDIQ 2027-2031
DEPT OF DEFENSE · W9123727QA005
MSGR gardening services
STATE, DEPARTMENT OF · 19SZ3527R0001
Amendment 0001 - Turf Application Services at Salisbury National Cemetery
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF · 36C78627Q0021_1
Ballfield Maintenance
HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF · 70ZH1526QCGA00003
Snow Removal and Sanding Services, Franklin Falls Dam, Franklin, NH
DEPT OF DEFENSE · W912WJ27QA004
Snow Removal Services, Blackwater Dam, Webster, NH
DEPT OF DEFENSE · W912WJ27QA005
Noxious Weed Treatment for Chickasaw Agency
INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE · 140A0827Q0010
W9123727QA002 Summersville Mowing and Maintenance IDIQ 2027-2031
DEPT OF DEFENSE · W9123727QA002
How to screen landscaping opportunities
Find federal grounds-maintenance and landscaping opportunities, then separate routine maintenance from a construction or specialist environmental requirement. Travel between sites, seasonal workloads and equipment access can change the cost of an otherwise similar contract.
- Identify mowing areas, treatment frequencies, planting, tree work and debris-removal tasks.
- Check seasonal schedules, weather-related expectations and irrigation responsibilities.
- Verify any pesticide, equipment, site-access or environmental requirements in the official documents.
- Build a site-by-site estimate rather than assuming one flat service frequency across the contract.
Do not assume that a landscape-maintenance code covers a large civil-works project. Use the assigned classification to discover notices, and the statement of work to decide whether the requirement fits.
Build your estimate before you bid
- Estimate visits and crew hours for each season, including travel between sites.
- Separate mowing and routine care from tree work, irrigation repairs and waste disposal.
How do I compare multi-site grounds contracts?
Build a separate worksheet for each location with area, frequency, access and travel time. A single headline acreage can hide very different service requirements.
Use the bid / no-bid checklist · Plan your response milestones
Landscaping contract example: compare routes and seasonal visits
GovBidFit planning example · Illustrative assumptions, not a live solicitation or market price.
Imagine three hypothetical grounds-maintenance sites, each needing weekly visits for a 30-week growing season and one visit per month during the remaining five months. This produces 105 site visits: three sites multiplied by 35 visits each. It does not establish the crew hours or price.
- Make one row per site with mowable area, slopes, obstacles, trimming, disposal and access hours. A hectare of open grass and a hectare with many obstacles should not automatically receive the same crew allowance.
- Separate 105 site visits from route days. If all three sites can be serviced on one day, there are 35 route days; travel, loading and unloading still need to be included.
- List irrigation repairs, tree work and storm-debris removal separately. Include them in the base workload only when the official scope requires them; otherwise clarify how additional work is requested.
Compare the proposed route with equipment capacity and the customer's service window. Check how rain-delayed visits are rescheduled and whether competing sites need the same crew at the same time. Use the actual solicitation calendar instead of carrying this example's season into your bid.
How do I estimate a multi-site landscaping requirement?
Start with site-specific tasks and visit frequency, then add travel, equipment transport and seasonal changes. The number of locations or total acreage alone cannot show whether one crew can deliver the required schedule.
Finding Landscaping tenders in the USA
Start with NAICS 561730. For broader discovery, try service terms such as landscaping, grounds maintenance. Compare notice type, location and deadline before narrowing by set-aside. The buyer’s assigned code and official documents control this opportunity.
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Using NAICS 561730 to find federal contracts
Use this classification as a starting point for opportunity discovery. Compare the statement of work, place of performance, PSC, set-aside status and response deadline before investing in a bid. The official solicitation and amendments remain controlling.