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RFP Issue Date: September 22nd, 2026
Proposal Due Date: October 16th, 2026 at 2:00 PM
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City Of Whitewater Parks & Recreation Department
The government authority in Whitewater, Wisconsin seeks a qualified contractor to conduct a comprehensive, citywide inventory of public trees and develop an urban forestry management plan. The inventory will cover street trees, park trees, and trees located on other city-owned properties within the agency’s jurisdiction. Required data includes GPS location, species, diameter at breast height, estimated height and crown spread, condition rating, structural defects and risk indicators, maintenance recommendations, and visible utility conflicts.
Inventory data must be compatible with the agency’s ArcGIS Online and Field Maps systems, as well as standard tabular formats such as Excel or CSV. The contractor must provide data dictionary and metadata documentation and ensure compatibility with i-Tree Eco, i-Tree Streets, or an equivalent industry-standard tool for analyzing ecosystem service benefits. The work will also include analysis of species diversity, age and size classes, stocking levels, ecosystem service benefits, canopy gaps, and priority planting zones.
Based on the inventory, the contractor will prepare a written Urban Forestry Management Plan addressing current urban forest conditions, risk tree identification and mitigation priorities, annual maintenance cycles, planting and species selection guidance, multiyear budget planning, recommendations supporting Tree City USA designation, and strategies to strengthen future Urban Forestry Grant applications.
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