The Columbus Airport Commission (Commission) invites qualified firms to submit fixed-price proposals to provide comprehensive mowing, vegetation management, trimming, and associated landscaping services for approximately 300 acres of airfield, landside, and airport-owned properties. The selected contractor must maintain safe operations around aircraft, movement areas, navigational aids, infrastructure, drainage systems, and public facilities. Exhibit A, attached in full, is incorporated as the geographic and technical scope of work.
COLUMBUS AIRPORT COMMISSION | AIRFIELD & FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Airfield, Landside & Airport-Owned Property Landscaping Services
RFP Number: 20261231 | Issue Date: 20261106 | Proposal Deadline: 20261130
ISSUED BY: Columbus Airport Commission, Columbus Airport (CSG), Airfield and
Facilities Maintenance
The contractor must provide all supervision, labor, vehicles, mowing and trimming equipment, fuel, materials, disposal, and incidental services to maintain all mapped areas in Exhibit A. Services include clean-cut and rough-cut mowing; string trimming; edging and blowing; vegetation control on asphalt, pavement edges, parking areas, hangar taxilanes, and outfalls; limited tree/shrub trimming, fence-line clearing, mulching, and other landscape work. Herbicide/pesticide use requires applicable licensing and prior airport authorization. The work is divided into 14 zones with specific mowing frequencies: Movement Area (clean-cut every 2 weeks), Zones 1–3 (rough cut every 2–3 weeks in summer), Zone 4 (rough cut quarterly), Zone 5 (semi-rough cut every 2 weeks), Zones 6–7 (rough cut quarterly), Zones 8 and 8-1 (weekly clean-cut), Zones 9–12-2 (weekly clean-cut), and Zone 12-3 (clear-cut biweekly and spray monthly). Vegetation must be maintained at a target maximum height of four inches. The contractor must also attend monthly progress meetings, maintain maintenance logs, and coordinate with Airport Operations for airfield access and safety.
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