City of Lincoln Master Agreement - Right-of-Way Pruning of Street Trees - 25-126
City of Lincoln, City of Lincoln, NE·City
- Scope Location
- Lincoln, NE
SUMMARY
The City of Lincoln is establishing a master agreement for right-of-way pruning of street trees. Submissions are due by June 11, 2027, through the city's procurement portal.
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