City of Boston Landscape Maintenance Muni Lots Parcels Stairs And Footpaths - ev00018038
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- Primary Contact
- Christopher Osgood · (617) 635-0233
- Scope Location
- Boston, MA
- Submission Address
- [email protected]
SUMMARY
The City of Boston is seeking landscape maintenance services for municipal lots, parcels, stairs, and footpaths in Boston, MA. Vendors will provide grounds maintenance, groundskeeping, and property upkeep services under solicitation ev00018038. Submissions are due electronically by October 20, 2026. Interested contractors should contact Christopher Osgood or submit proposals via email to [email protected].
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