This RFQ seeks qualified tree-planting experts to support urban greening projects in underserved Maryland communities as part of Maryland’s goal to plant 5 million native trees by 2031.
Funder: Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (open until filled)
Funding Amounts: No fixed award; compensation based on services rendered and negotiated fees for each project.
Summary: Develops a roster of qualified tree-planting service providers to support technical aspects of urban tree planting projects for groups applying to the Chesapeake Bay Trust Urban Trees Grant Program.
Key Information: This is a Request for Qualifications (RFQ), not a grant award—successful applicants are listed as eligible providers for future projects.
This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) seeks to establish a vetted list of tree-planting service providers capable of delivering technical support for urban tree planting projects in underserved areas of Maryland. The service providers will assist community groups applying to the Chesapeake Bay Trust Urban Trees Grant Program by offering expertise in site identification, species selection, procurement, contractor management, and related services. The ultimate goal is to ensure the successful implementation and maintenance of tree planting initiatives that contribute to Maryland’s target of planting 5 million native trees by 2031.