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Vermont landscaping & grounds bids and government contracts (1 open)

1 open landscaping & grounds bid from Vermont state agencies, counties, cities, school districts and federal buyers. Updated daily. Apply with just your email — XL Eagle is the prime contractor: we handle the bids, compliance, and paperwork, you do the work. No fees.

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What the work is

Lawn Mowing Services

This bid is for lawn mowing and trimming at five school campuses in Bristol, New Haven, Monkton, and Starksboro, Vermont. - Locations: Bristol Elementary, 57 Mountain Street, Bristol, VT; Mount Abraham Union Middle/High School, 220 Airport Drive, Bristol, VT; Beeman Elementary, 50 North Street, New Haven, VT; Monkton Central, 1036 Monkton Road, Monkton, VT; Robinson Elementary, 41 Parsonage Road, Starksboro, VT. - Term and pricing: Starting July 1, 2027, for 12, 24, or 36 months; specify annual increases. Quote Bristol Elementary and Mount Abraham together, any other campus individually, or all five campuses. - Weekly service: Supply all labor, fuel, and commercial equipment; remove debris before mowing, maintain grass at 2¾–3 inches, trim around obstacles, and clear clippings from hard surfaces. Allow for schedule adjustments and additional spring cuttings. - Athletic fields: At Mount Abraham, provide 30 cuttings and trimmings annually for sports fields except the main stadium field, with cross-hatching as needed. Field hockey and varsity soccer require mowing to 1.5 inches at least twice weekly from approximately August 1–November 1; varsity girls lacrosse requires the same…

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Federal or state and local?

Of the 1 open landscaping & grounds contract in Vermont, none are federal1 is state or local. That split matters: federal work runs through SAM.gov and needs a UEI and an active SAM registration, while state and local buyers each run their own portal with their own vendor sign-up. XL Eagle already holds both.

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How to bid these without doing the paperwork

Most landscaping & grounds firms never bid government work because the overhead is the barrier, not the job: SAM registration and a UEI, reps and certifications, bonding on larger jobs, wage determinations, and a different submission portal for almost every buyer. That is administrative work, not trade work.

XL Eagle bids as the prime contractor. We carry the registrations, write the proposal, own the compliance and submit through whichever portal the buyer uses. You price the work and perform it as our subcontractor. There is no fee to you and no registration for you to maintain.

Common questions

How many landscaping & grounds government contracts are open in Vermont right now?

1 live landscaping & grounds opportunity in Vermont as of November 8, 2026. The list is rebuilt daily.

Do I need a SAM.gov registration to bid landscaping & grounds work in Vermont?

For the federal solicitations, yes — a UEI and an active SAM.gov registration. State and local buyers use their own portals instead. Working through XL Eagle as the prime, you need neither: we hold the registrations and submit the bid.

Who buys landscaping & grounds work in Vermont?

A mix of federal agencies and state and local buyers; the current list is on this page.

What does it cost to work with XL Eagle?

Nothing up front. XL Eagle bids as the prime contractor and the businesses that perform the work are paid as subcontractors on the awarded contract.

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