Request for Proposals

The District’s Board of Directors has awarded Bid No. 13-02, Weed, Brush and Rubbish Abatement, as follows:

1. ITEM 1 – Discing lots up to one acre: Steelclad, Inc.

2. ITEM 2 – Discing lots more than one acre: Steelclad, Inc.

3. ITEM 3 – Track Layer: Steelclad, Inc.

4. ITEM 4 – Hand clearing lots: CLS Landscape Management, Inc.

The District wishes to thank all those vendors who submitted bids.

1. Bid No. 13-03, Fire Station 66 Sprinkler Project, is now closed. Click HERE to view a copy of the list of project bidders and bid amounts received. The bids will be reviewed and qualified before presentation to the District Board for bid award at an upcoming meeting of the Board of Directors, with a date yet to be determined.

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