Two (2) Year Contract for Landscape and Chemical Maintenance

Bid Number 50-00149783
Two (2) Year Contract for Landscape and Chemical Maintenance for
The Jefferson Parish Department of Parkways
BID DUE: May 12, 2026 AT 2:00 PM
ATTENTION VENDORS!!!
Please review all pages and respond accordingly, complying with all provisions
in the technical specifications and Jefferson Parish Instructions for Bidders and
General Terms and Conditions. All bids must be received on the Purchasing
Department's eProcurement site, www.jeffparishbids.net , by the bid due date
and time. Late bids will not be accepted.
Jefferson Parish Purchasing Department
200 Derbigny Street
General Government Building, Suite 4400
Gretna, LA 70053
Purchasing Specialist II: Stacey Champagne
Email: stacey.champagne@jeffparish.gov
Phone: 504-364-2688

9 VETERANS BLVD CPZ LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE
FOR JEFFERSON PARISH PUBLIC WORKS - PARKWAYS DEPARTMENT
Bid #50-00149783
NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE
All prospective bidders are invited to attend the non-mandatory pre-bid conference which will be held at:
Location: The Jefferson Parish General Government Building, 200 Derbigny St., Suite 4400, Gretna, La 70053
Date: April 17, 2026
Time: 9:00 am
PRE-BID INSPECTION OF THE SITE
All prospective bidders are encouraged to visit the site prior to submitting a bid. While the entire site consists of the
center median of Veterans Blvd from the City of Kenner line to the 17th Street canal, specific locations are defined as
either Improved Locations or Unimproved Locations.
BONDS
* BID BOND- An Electronic bid bond in the amount of 5% of the total bid price is due with the bid submission.
* PERFORMANCE BOND-A performance bond in the amount of $625,000.00 is required at the signing of the
formal contract. The proposer acknowledges and agrees that the Performance Bond may be forfeited for the
successful proposer's failure to fully and faithfully perform its obligations in accordance with the negotiated and
executed agreement.
* PAYMENT BOND-A payment bond in the amount of $625,000.00 is required at the signing of the formal contract.
The proposer acknowledges and agrees that the Payment Bond shall act as security for the true and faithful
payment in full of all subcontractors and persons performing labor, services, materials, machinery, and fixtures in
connection with the work, and may be subject to forfeiture in the event the successful proposer fails to fully and
faithfully satisfy any and all payment obligations.
LICENSING
Bidders shall be properly licensed in accordance with LA-R.S. 37:2150-2163 and must possess a Louisiana State
Contractor's License with the classification of SPECIALTY: LANDSCAPE, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION (The license
number is required to be on the electronic envelope and failure to do so will result in automatic rejection and your bid
will not be read aloud in accordance with public bid law).
The apparent low bidder shall, within ten (10) calendar days of bid opening, submit copies of the front and back (as
applicable) of all Agriculture & Forestry licenses and certifications (listed below) required for performance of the work.
Such documentation is not required at the time of bid submission; however, failure of the apparent low bidder to timely
provide the required documentation within the ten (10) day period shall render the bid non-responsive and subject to
rejection.
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry State Landscape Horticulturalist License;
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Ground Owner Operator License;
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Category 6: Right-of-Way & Industrial Certification;
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Category 3: Turf and Ornamental Certification;
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Irrigation Contractors' License;
* Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry Arborist License.
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All required licenses shall be issued in the name of the company submitting the bid and performing the work. Any license
held in an individual capacity, including but not limited to a Landscape Horticulturalist License, must reflect the bidding
company as the individual's place of business in the records of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry.
The prime contractor shall independently possess all licenses required to perform the scope of work and may not rely
upon a subcontractor's license to satisfy licensing requirements for work constituting more than fifty-one percent (51%)
of the total contract value. Subcontractors shall hold all licenses and certifications applicable to the specific portion of
work they perform, but such licenses shall not substitute for the prime contractor's required licensure
All required licenses and certifications shall remain valid and in good standing for the duration of the contract. In the event
of any change in an individually held license (e.g., Landscape Horticulturalist), written notice of such change shall be
provided to Jefferson Parish prior to continuation of work.
The Contractor bears sole responsibility for compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and
regulations governing required licensure and certification.
A written list of all proposed subcontractors shall be submitted to Jefferson Parish for approval prior to contract execution.
No subcontracted work shall commence until written approval is obtained. By way of example only, mulch placement may
be subcontracted to a properly licensed Landscape Horticulturalist, and chemical application may be subcontracted to a
duly licensed applicator holding the appropriate category certification.
INSURANCE
In addition to Jefferson Parish's standard insurance requirements, the Contractor shall possess Pollution Insurance with
the following coverages:
* Covering losses caused by pollution conditions that arise from the operations of CONTRACTOR;
* Minimum acceptable limits: $1,000,000 per incident; and $2,000,000 aggregate;
* Broad Form Named Insured endorsement;
* Fines, penalties and punitive damages to be included;
* Clean up costs to be included;
* Additional Insured endorsement in favor of Parish of Jefferson, its Districts, Departments, Agencies and
Employees under the direction of the Parish President and the Parish Council, and should stipulate that the
insurance afforded CONTRACTOR shall be primary insurance and that any insurance carried by the Owner shall
be excess and not contributing insurance;
* A Waiver of Transfer of Rights of Recovery Against Others to Us endorsement in favor of Parish of Jefferson, its
Districts, Departments, Agencies and Employees under the direction of the Parish President and the Parish
Council;
* If claims-made coverage is accepted, the retroactive date, if any, must precede the commencement of the
performance of the Contract; and
* Any retrospective date applicable to coverage will be maintained or an extended discovery period will be
exercised for a period of three (3) years, beginning when this Contract is completed or terminated.
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SCOPE OF WORK
The Jefferson Parish Department of Public Works - Parkways Department (Parkways) is soliciting qualified Contractors
for a two (2) year contract for turnkey landscape and chemical maintenance operations to include, but not be limited to,
grass cutting, weed control, weed eating, edging, blowing, trash and debris removal, mulch placement, changing of
annuals, sweeping, automatic irrigation maintenance, chemical applications and associated maintenance for the center
median of Veterans Boulevard from the City of Kenner line to the 17th Street canal. The scope of work shall include all
scheduled tasks outlined in these specifications. This shall include turnkey maintenance of the designated areas to
include all specified aspects of landscape maintenance. All pricing shall include the necessary equipment, incidentals,
licenses, insurance, labor, fuel and transportation to perform the work.
The Contractor shall refer to Resolution No. 136353, as amended, which provides a uniform set of "General Conditions
and Agreement for all contractors engaged in performing work or services for the Parish of Jefferson".
PERIOD OF AGREEMENT
The term of the contract shall be for two (2) years.
INVOICING
Bid pricing shall be provided on a monthly basis for the maintenance work outlined in these specifications. The
Contractor shall submit an invoice once per month based on the unit pricing, for a total of twenty-four (24) equal
payments for the life of the contract. Any approved incidental work shall be invoiced separately from the monthly
maintenance cost and can be submitted any time after the work is accepted as complete by Parkways. There is no
guaranteed quantity of any incidental bid items to be used for this contract. All bid items shall include all associated
costs related to the item such as labor, material, equipment, fuel, insurance and related incidentals.
LIQUIDATED DAMAGES
Liquidated damages may be assessed for missed and/or unsatisfactory work. The liquidated damages amount set forth
in these specifications is intended to represent a reasonable estimate of the damages anticipated to result from delay or
non-performance. At the time of contracting, actual damages may be difficult to calculate with certainty; therefore, the
stated amount reflects a good-faith effort to approximate likely costs and impacts associated with such delay. The
liquidated damages provision is not intended to operate as a penalty. The amount established bears a reasonable
relationship to the anticipated harm and is included solely to compensate for damages that are otherwise uncertain or
impracticable to quantify in advance.
Some scheduled maintenance items within the required specifications must be completed within a designated time
frame. These schedules are important to the overall appearance of the Site. Once a certain task begins, the Contractor
will have a set number of calendar days to complete the task to the satisfaction of the Jefferson Parish Parkways
Department. As designated within certain tasks, liquidated damages may be assessed in an amount of $200.00 per
calendar day for each day that the task remains incomplete. For example, mulch placement must be complete within
seven (7) calendar days. If the Contractor takes nine (9) calendar days to complete the task, he may be penalized up to
$400.00 for the delayed completion.
MANUFACTURERS
Wherever a brand name, make, manufacturer, model or catalog number is specified, it is used only to denote the quality
standard of the product desired and does not restrict bides to that brand or manufacturer. Such references are
intended solely to covey the general style, type, character and minimum quality of the product required. Equivalent
products may be acceptable if, in the Parish's sole discretion, they meet all specifications and project needs. Required
documentation for proposed equivalents shall be submitted in accordance with these specifications.
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Any prospective bidders wishing to submit as-equal products shall do so during the bid process. Products shall be
reviewed and approved or denied by the Parkways Department during the bid process. As-equal products submitted
after the bid process shall not be considered by the Parkways Department.
IMPROVED LOCATIONS
Improved locations shall refer to various locations along the Site containing a combination of landscape planting beds,
irrigation systems, sculptures, landscape walls and other decorative features. Improved locations shall require a more
intense maintenance program than unimproved locations. The additional maintenance shall include, but not be limited
to, weed pulling, shrub pruning, annual color change outs, in depth chemical and fertilization programs and additional
monitoring. The attached landscape and chemical application specifications shall define the work required. The
improved locations shall be as follows:
1. Veterans Boulevard from the Kenner city limits line to the open canal located just to the east of Club Drive.
Approximately 1.7 miles in length. This location includes the brick paver island located at the intersection of
Downs Boulevard at Veterans Boulevard for non-selective herbicide spraying.
2. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Clearview Parkway beginning approximately 450 linear feet west of
the intersection and extending approximately 400 linear feet east of the intersection.
3. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Houma Boulevard.
4. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Independence Street and extending approximately 450 linear feet to
the east. This location shall also include the right-of-way greenspace on the north and south sides of
Veterans Boulevard along the drainage canal. Each location is approximately 100' in length and an average
of 25' in width.
5. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Cleary Avenue.
6. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Severn Avenue beginning approximately 150 linear feet west of the
intersection and extending approximately 2,150 linear feet to the east.
7. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Bonnabel Boulevard beginning approximately 200 linear feet west of
the intersection and extending approximately 3,000 linear feet to the west. This site includes the center
planted island of Veterans Boulevard at Bonnabel Boulevard.
8. Veterans Boulevard intersection with Lake Avenue and extending approximately 300 linear feet to the east.
UNIMPROVED LOCATIONS
Unimproved locations refer to the remaining areas along the site that do not contain decorative landscape items. The
majority of these locations will include the canal flats located on either side of an open drainage canal. However, these
locations do include turf medians as well as additional trees planted within these turf areas.
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PART I QUALIFICATIONS
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
All bidders must have the knowledge, resources and capabilities to meet the expectations of this contract. The
successful bidder shall not put an undue hardship on Jefferson Parish staff due to a lack of experience with work of a
similar scope and scale.
SAFETY STANDARDS
The Contractor shall be responsible for implementing all safety measures to perform the work. No lane closures may
take without prior approval from the Jefferson Parish Parkways Department.
MINIMUM EQUIPMENT
The Contractor shall determine the equipment that is to be used. The bid shall include equipment, operators, fuel,
maintenance and transportation. All equipment shall be in a good state of operation and shall be maintained to work
and perform the tasks it was designed for in an expedient time frame. Continual breakdown, repairs or work stoppage
due to equipment failure will not be permitted. Any damage that occurs to the Site related to faulty equipment shall be
repaired immediately at the Contractor's expense. All equipment required to complete the associated tasks shall be
furnished upon request. The following information shall be included: type, make, model, manufacturer and quantity.
PART II DEFINITIONS
DEBRIS
Only debris such as grass clippings, dirt, or any other natural rubbish created, as a direct result the Contractor's
performance will be considered to be debris. Under no circumstances shall the debris from the maintenance work be
allowed to remain overnight in any one area.
TRASH
Any non-organic or manmade debris that is not part of or obstructs the area to be maintained by the Contractor, is
considered to be trash and will be removed prior to the start of any maintenance work. Trash considered too large to be
removed by hand or which requires specialized equipment to remove, shall be reported to the Jefferson Parish Parkways
Department as soon as possible so that the obstruction can be removed. The Contractor shall be responsible for
establishing the most efficient method of trash removal. Shredding of trash by mowers will not be permitted.
MEDIAN
The entire area between the back of curb of opposing multiple travel lanes. For example: A boulevard has two one-
direction lanes traveling north and two one-direction lanes traveling south. The lanes are divided by an area 50' wide as
measured from the back of curb of the north bound lanes to the back of curb of the southbound lanes. This 50' area is
the median.
REPAIR / REPLACEMENT
A list of common incidental repair items is included with this bid. All bidders shall price the incidental items on the bid
form for the possibility of providing and installing the items during the life of the contract. There is no minimum or
maximum quantity of each item that may be required during the contract. Each item, if required during the contract,
will be invoiced in addition to the monthly invoice. All items will require prior approval from Jefferson Parish before
being purchased and installed. Whenever possible, the contractor shall supply the same manufacturer and product
number of any incidental items he repairs/replaces. All incidentals item pricing shall include all freight, taxes, labor,
tools and supplies to properly install each item.
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Any additional repair and or replacement not included on the incidental line items sheet, including all associated labor,
delivery charges and taxes, shall be approved by Jefferson Parish prior to that repair taking place. The Contractor shall
provide a written description of the work to be performed and included all pricing for approval by Jefferson Parish prior
to performing the work.
INCIDENTAL WORK
In addition to the items specified, a common incidental material list (bid form) is attached to these specifications. All
bidders shall price each line item on the form for the possibility of providing and installing the items during the life of the
contract. There is no minimum or maximum quantity of each item that may be required during the contract. Each item,
if required during the contract, will be invoiced in addition to the regular monthly invoice. All items will require prior
approval from the Jefferson Parish Parkways Department before being purchased and/or installed.
With regard to chemical maintenance items, the incidental bid form includes a price per acre for both granular and
liquid applications (labor), as well as pricing for the actual products. Rates are listed in per acre amounts. If any
applications from the incidental list are required, the application price (labor) and the product price will be added
together to get the total cost of the application. If more than one product will be applied at the same time, of the same
constancy, only one application (labor) cost will be included in the total cost. Incidental bid item pricing will be the
basis for any changes (addition, subtraction or substitution) to the chemical application program due to weather
conditions, infestation, storms or natural disasters. All incidental item pricing shall include freight, taxes, tools and
supplies required to properly install each item.
Any additional repair and/or replacement not included on the incidental line items sheet, including all associated labor,
delivery charges and taxes, shall be approved by the Director of the Jefferson Parish Parkways Department prior to the
work taking place. The Contractor shall provide a written proposal including a description of the proposed work and an
itemized cost breakdown for approval prior to performing the work.
ASSOCIATED COSTS
It is the Contractor's responsibility to maintain the Site to the highest standard. However, the Contractor is not
responsible for any replacement costs, or labor that exceeds the work outlined in this document.
MAINTENANCE REPORTS
A monthly maintenance report shall be required by the Jefferson Parish Parkways Department to be kept and submitted
with monthly invoices. These reports are records used for tracking and quality assurance purposes. The Contractor is
required to notify Jefferson Parish within 24 hours of any problems and/or restrictions that would prevent him from
performing his duties. The Contractor shall provide his own maintenance report form. In addition, the Contractor shall
be required to turn in a chemical spray report with every invoice documenting all chemical applications, included routine
non-selective herbicide applications.
INSPECTIONS
Frequent inspections of area of work performed shall be made by Jefferson Parish personnel to determine the
acceptance of the work performed. In the event the work is considered unacceptable, the Contractor will be directed to
immediately employ any and all methods or means to bring the area up to an acceptable level within three (3) calendar
days of notice, without any extra cost to Jefferson Parish. The discovery of any fraudulent activities associated with this
contract during the inspection process will be grounds for immediate contract termination without further
compensation. In addition, such circumstances may initiate possible legal ramifications for the Contractor.
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TRAFFIC CONTROL AND SIGNS
The Contractor shall provide all necessary barricades, signs, lights and warning devices or any other item necessary in
order to properly move traffic around or through his operations. Set up, removal and maintenance of all traffic control
equipment shall be by the Contractor. Slow moving vehicle signs and flashing lights shall be installed on all moving
equipment that will use the public rights-of-way for movement of equipment. In the event that a lane of traffic will
need to be closed, the Contractor shall provide sufficient notification to the Jefferson Parish Traffic Engineer of necessity
to close any portion of the roadway carrying vehicles or pedestrians. The Contractor will request final approval of such
closings from the Department of Public Works, Traffic Engineering Division, at least ten (10) working days in advance.
The Contractor shall be responsible for providing safe and expedient movement of traffic through the work Site. The
Contractor must have in place prior to work, a method of recording, responding and repairing legitimately broken glass,
windshields or any other kind of damage experienced due to the work being performed.
The Louisiana State Manual for Uniform Traffic Control shall be strictly enforced.
WORK PERIODS
No work shall be done between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., or on Saturdays, Sundays, or legal holidays without permission
from Jefferson Parish. However, emergency work may be done without prior permission. In the event that the
Contractor wishes to work weekends, holidays or outside the allowed times of the local governing bodies, he must
secure permission from Jefferson Parish, and provide at least 72 hours notification of his intentions. The Contractor
must also be aware of any local event(s) that may affect his scheduled maintenance operations.
UTILITY SERVICE INTERRUPT
In the event of interruption of public or private utility service or general damage to public or private properties as a
result of accidental breakage or any other actions by the Contractor, he shall immediately notify the proper authority
and/or property owner and shall fully cooperate with said authority or owner until the service is restored to its previous
capacity. All costs associated with the notification and repair shall be paid for by the Contractor.
ONGOING CONTRACTS
It is possible that other Contractors may be working within close proximity to the Site. The Contractor shall coordinate
his work with any other Contractors working in or around the locations. Should a conflict occur, a Parish representative
will make all final decisions.
NUISANCE CONTROL
The Contractor shall include in his bid the control of dust, noise and odors created by his operations. All controls shall
be completed in order that nuisances are minimized and occur within the standards of all governing bodies.
TRANSFERRING CONTRACTS
Transfer of this contract shall not be allowed under any circumstances unless an amendment is passed by the Jefferson
Parish council.
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PART III LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE PROGRAMS AND FREQUENCIES
GRASS CUTTING (MOWING)
The entire Site (improved and unimproved areas) shall have the grass cut a minimum number of times. The frequency
shall be: a minimum of one (1) cut per every seven (7) days or once every week during the period of March 1 through
October 31, and one (1) time per every two (2) weeks or fourteen (14) calendar days during the period of November 1
through February 28 (29) for the entire contract period. The grass shall be cut to a height of between a minimum of 1"
(one inch) and a maximum of 2" (two inches) exposure. It is the Contractor's responsibility to visit each location to
determine the quantity of turf to be cut. A total of forty-three (43) cuts is required in calendar year.
Cutting shall be performed to such a manner to leave the Site with a smooth, level cut on the grass, conforming to the
existing grade. No gouging, scalping or similar actions shall be permitted. All trash and debris must be removed from
the Site prior to grass cutting.
In locations where turf meets mulch (bed areas and tree rings), the Contractor shall ensure a clean line around the
mulch. The Contractor may accomplish this utilizing a bed redefine, stick edger or weed eater. The Contractor shall
include this edge does not allow for chemical runoff into the turf, or any bare areas between the turf and mulch.
Grass cutting may be accomplished utilizing push mowing units or ride on mowing units depending on the areas to be
cut and the proximity of objects to the cutting areas. In constricted areas where a push type mower can be used, the
cutting of grass by use of a weed eater will be prohibited. Each mowing cycle shall be performed on Thursdays and/or
Fridays, weather permitting. No work shall be performed on Saturdays or Sundays without prior approval from the
Parkways Department.
This contract will require the Contractor to mow in close proximity to existing drainage canals. The Contractor will not
be required to mow the sloped portions of the drainage canal, but shall be required to cut up to the point of transition
of the canal slope. It shall be acceptable for the Contractor to use a mechanical weed eater to maintain this transition
area. It shall also be permissible for the Contractor to use a tractor (75 hp or less) and an implement to mow this area.
Each mowing cycle shall be completed in no more than two consecutive days. Weather related and unforeseen
circumstances preventing the Contractor from completing a mowing cycle within this time frame shall be immediately
reported to Jefferson Parish. Failure to complete mowing operations within this time period, or with too many days
between cycles, may result in a penalty (see LIQUIDATED DAMAGES).
WEED EATING
The entire Site (improved and unimproved areas) shall have the grass areas around any and all existing fixed features
including, but not limited to, signs, mow curbs (concrete bed edging), walls, light poles, fire hydrants, drains, manholes
and utilities shall be cut using a mechanical trimmer. Spraying will not be allowed around any hard surface. These areas
shall be cut to a 1" height and in a 24" diameter around all objects. Weed eating will not be allowed around any trees or
plant material where damage may occur to the bark or the trunk of the plant or tree. Spraying shall only be allowed
within a 12" diameter around properly mulched trees for the purpose of weed control. Weed eating shall occur at the
same time and frequency as grass cutting.
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AS-NEEDED WEED CONTROL
This contract includes a detailed pre-emergent chemical application program (improved and unimproved areas) to limit
visible weed growth. However, as-needed post emergent weed control will also be the responsibility of the Contractor
to ensure no weeds are visible in bed area, tree mulch rings, curbs & gutters, concrete islands, paver areas and the like.
Weed control is to include eradication of grassy weeds such as torpedo grass, broad leaves, and nutsedge. Products
such as Round-Up, Fusilade II, Image and Certainty may be used in post-emergent applications. Weed control and
spraying shall be performed by a licensed and qualified applicator in such a manner as to leave clean lines around all
areas that will be affected. Spraying around trees will be a 12" diameter from trunk of tree and be covered by mulch.
Spraying around other obstructions such as signs, fire hydrants, light poles and the like will not be allowed. Precautions
should be taken to avoid chemical drift by not spraying when wind is in excess of 5 mph. Weeds in all cracks and joints
in all paved surfaces including streets, curbs & gutters, parking areas, paver areas and walkways shall only be removed
by spraying. Spraying will not be allowed where a hard surface meets the edge of lawn. Spot spraying of weeds inside
of beds areas will be allowed as long as proper precaution is taken when applying the non-selective herbicide. Any
damage to the plant material as a result of spot spraying may lead to disallowance of future applications by the
Contractor. Chemical weed control shall occur at the same time and frequency as grass cutting.
AS-NEEDED HAND WEED REMOVAL
For improved areas, this activity will be limited primarily to garden and planted bed areas. Garden beds are to be weed
free at all times. Hand weeding shall not be required in turf areas and shall be used in conjunction with post emergent
weed control to ensure no visible weeds at all times.
EDGING
The entire Site (improved and unimproved areas) shall be edged with a mechanical (stick) edger where grass areas meet
surface paving whether it be concrete, asphalt, brick or some other paving type. The grass shall be edged and not
sprayed. Herbicides may not be used to control grass growth where grass and a paved surface meet. Edging equipment
shall be such that a clean, sharp line along the hard surface/grass interface shall remain upon completion of edging. A
minimum depth of 1" (one inch) shall remain along and below the top of hard surface paving upon completion of edging
in order to retard the continued growth of the grass. Edging needs to be done with stick edger or walk behind edger
with a metal or equivalent blade only. Mechanical weed eaters shall not be used for edging. Edging shall occur at the
same time and frequency as grass cutting.
SWEEPING
The entire Site (improved and unimproved areas) shall be swept in order to keep grass, leaves, smoking paraphernalia
butts and other debris and trash from collecting and building up. The Contractor will be required to sweep the areas
affected by the work, and all areas included within the boundaries of the Site conducted under the maintenance
contract including all turf, bed, concrete curbs & gutters, pavers areas and mow curbs. The sweeping shall be performed
immediately after each edging and grass cutting operation. The Contractor shall not be allowed to blow grass clippings,
dirt and debris into the street, canals or drain inlets.
Unless the Contractor scatters green debris across the travel lanes, sweeping shall only be required to take place along
the curb & gutter of the center median areas of the Veterans Boulevard. This includes any concrete and/paver islands
located within intersections and turning lanes. The Contractor shall not be allowed to blow any clippings into the
roadway. However, it shall still be the responsibility of the Contractor to sweep any grass clippings or debris located
within the roadway's travel lanes. Sweeping shall occur at the same time and frequency as grass cutting.
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