The four primary line items require logout and brushing on the trail segments based on USFS standards. Four optional line items complete remaining deferred maintenance to bring these trails up to USFS maintenance standards.

The Town of Buena Vista is seeking proposals for the maintenance, upgrades, and repairs to the existing Barbara Whipple Corridor Trail.

The Project consists of the on‐the‐ground design and construction documentation for approximately eight (8) miles of natural surface, mixed‐use, mountain bike‐optimized trail that is part of the LWOM mountain bike trail network.

Project Description: Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA), in collaboration with the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) and Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS), is seeking bid proposals from qualified contractors to provide professional services to conduct a trail assessment around Bend, Oregon. The purpose of the trail assessment is to improve accessibility and information resources for riders of adaptive mountain bikes (aMTBs).

Roanoke County is requesting sealed proposals from qualified vendors to provide rehabilitation and construction consultation at Explore Park's mountain bike trails.

Design and build a safe, traversable walking trail for the public to enjoy the Guffey Gorge Trail, Guffey, Colorado.

Construction of a dirt surface bicycle pump track and (3) bicycle jump trails at Bradley Park.

Construction of approximately +/- 1.8 miles of new non-motorized, natural surface, singletrack trail

The East Bay Regional Park District is planning to construct three new natural surface, non-motorized trails, totaling approximately 7.35 miles. The trails include technical features such as retaining walls, trail bridges, tree removal etc. Construction will take place over the next two years, and provide access to areas previously closed to the public or offer enhanced trail experiences.

Bountiful City was also awarded a $500,000 grant for trails work. Bountiful City anticipates having 51 miles of new trails and 5 water crossing bridges built by the end of 2024.

Katahdin Area Trails (501c3) is seeking bids from experienced trail contractors for construction of non-motorized, bike-optimized, shared-use trails on Hammond Ridge, located near Millinocket, ME. The scope of work included in this project is for approximately 4 miles of trail construction.

Trail Opening on more than 200 miles of trails throughout the Montana portion of the BNF, outside of designated Wilderness areas. The type of work includes: “Logging Out” all downed or leaning trees within the clearing limits (width and height); “Loose Rock Removal” of all rock larger than 6” from the trail tread; and “Drainage Clearing” of all drainage structures.

The project includes approximately 28 miles of construction.

Construction of approximately ±7,000’ of new, natural surface, non-motorized trail. The work also includes the purchase and installation of six 12” culverts with armored wing walls, 120’ of armored trail, and four fence crossings.

Project Description: Tourism Sault Ste. Marie is looking to expand the City's current mountain bike trail network, with a combination of flow trails, enduro and modern xc tech/flow trails. We are soliciting bids for the construction of trails. The bid document is separated into phases with the contractor having the ability to bid on one or more phases. Work can be split between 2022 and 2023 if required.

Project Goals: Repair the eroded sections of the trail to enhance the sustainability of the trail system.
Develop 3-6 miles of new trail with features such as berms, small jumps, and drops where possible; Repairs to eroded sections may include reroutes around old sections. Reroutes and new trail should flow without excessive tight turns.

Construction of ~4 miles of non-motorized, bike-optimized, shared-use trails on Hammond Ridge, located near Millinocket, ME.

The University intends to construct a purpose built, cross country mountain-biking race venue. The proposed project scope of work will consist of design, and layout, of a cross country race venue near, or close to the standards set by the UCI. This includes but is not limited to, rock drops, in-sloped turns, dedicated passing zones, and rock gardens. Within this design, standard principles of sustainability must be applied.

The Hooker Creek Trail Reroute, Short Reroute Sections on Ridgeline Trail, and Trail Maintenance and Improvement on Hooker Creek, Ridgeline, Jim Branch, Hickory Mountain Loop, Isaac Heath, and Locust Trails is a proposed reroute in addition to trail improvements on existing trails at DuPont State Recreational Forest in Transylvania/Henderson Counties, NC. The rerouted section of Hooker Creek Trail will be a gently graded and meandering multiple use trail, used by equestrians, hikers, and cyclists that may be traveled in both directions.

The proposed trail is approximately 2500 feet long by 24 inches wide and will be constructed of in-fill material that will tolerate regular irrigation as the proposed trail circles irrigated practice fields. The proposed trail will include features such as berms, log skinnies, rollers, and rock gardens.