Government landscaping and grounds maintenance contracts in Connecticut
There is 1 open federal notice in Connecticut right now.
Mowing, trimming, tree work, irrigation repair, snow removal and seasonal grounds care are bought by bases, cemeteries, parks and federal campuses. Contracts often run for a base year plus option years, which makes them steady recurring work.
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S208--West Haven Grounds and Maintenance
Due Oct 29, 2026, 2:00 PM · Small businesses only
Who buys this work
Frequent buyers include the Army Corps of Engineers, national cemeteries, the National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service refuges and Air Force bases.
How to prepare
- Price by acre and by visit, and account for the full season in the schedule.
- List your equipment: many evaluations ask what you will bring.
- Check whether herbicide or pesticide application requires a state license.
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Can a small business win landscaping and grounds maintenance contracts?
Yes. A large share of these notices are set aside for small businesses, and many are sized for a local company. Read the set-aside on each notice to confirm who can bid.
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To be awarded a federal contract you need an active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID. Registration is free; start early because it can take a few weeks.
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