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RFP issued: August 5th, 2026
Proposals due: September 9th, 2026
Interviews: September 14th – 25th, 2026
Notice of intended selection: October 2nd, 2026
Anticipated contract/start date: October 19th – 23rd, 2026
Target final completion: May 2027
Primary procurement contact — name, title, email, and phone
Additional decision-makers and their departments
Downtown Tulsa Partnership
The government authority in Tulsa, Oklahoma seeks a qualified vendor to prepare a downtown-wide landscape, urban forestry and streetscape implementation plan. The plan will translate established public-realm priorities into a coordinated, resource-conscious program that the authority and its partners can implement, maintain and measure.
The work will identify and prioritize feasible opportunities to expand the downtown urban tree canopy, landscaped areas and pedestrian shade, including opportunities to convert paved or underused spaces into planting areas. The vendor will establish a limited palette of native, climate-adapted, hardy and commercially available plant materials suited to Tulsa’s urban conditions, along with safe, accessible and maintainable tree-well and planting-area typologies that support healthy growth and minimize conflicts with sidewalks and utilities.
The plan will also clarify ownership, decision-making, maintenance and replacement responsibilities. It will evaluate the effectiveness, cost and capacity of existing contractors and vendors and recommend a practical future service-delivery model. Investments will be prioritized according to need, equity, visibility, constructability, lifecycle cost and alignment with planned public-realm projects.
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