The Wood River Land Trust is accepting proposals for the construction of 1,471.54 linear feet of new trails and 1,573.56 linear feet of widening/refurbishing existing trails.

BBC is currently accepting bids for a service contract for Trail Opening on approximately 140 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.

Creating a complete plan that outlines possible options for trail routes in the byway region, specifically continue a trail from Mountain View Park in Cripple Creek down to Red Canyon Park in Fremont County.  Options for OHVs on or along Shelf Road corridor should be studied.

The City has the desire to redesign and build a sustainable park that meets applicable industry and safety standards which, once built, requires less maintenance over time with more manageable surfaces, such as an asphalt or hard surfaced pump track, beginner through advanced jump lines, the addition of durable lips, and skills section.

Construct decking and railing for bridges along the Cowboy Trail

Seeking proposals for a plan and conceptual design of a mountain bike linear skills park

COTA is seeking bid proposals from qualified Design-Build Trail Contractor to provide professional services to re-construct portions of Bike Park 242.

This RFP is for the re-construction of the Phils Trailhead skills area and pump track in the DNF near Bend, Oregon. The skills area and pump track have deteriorated and are not fulfilling the needs of riders. The goal is to rebuild the skills area and pump track. There are three sections: (1) the pump track; (2) skills area that currently has a large section of rolls - this will have skinnies, rock gardens, and rock/wood up-and-overs when rebuilt; and (3) a progressive jump zone.

This RFP is for the transport and placement of approximately 120 boulders in the Deschutes National Forest to define appropriate parking areas and to prevent parking in undesirable locations. The work site is between Sunriver and Bend, Oregon. This project is connected to a larger effort to connect the Royal Flush trail to the Afternoon Delight trail.

This RFP is for the re-construction of the Wanoga in-field pump track in the DNF near Bend, Oregon. The pump track has deteriorated and is hard to maintain. The goal is to rebuild the pump track as a skills area with 3 to 4 distinct lines: Progressive jump lines and Drop zone with progressive sized drops. An easy return climbing route will also be included.

Project Description: Construction of approximately three (3) miles of biking trails and two (2) miles of hiking trails on city-owned property, commonly known as the Hundred Acre Wood.

The City of Elkins seeks an experienced natural service trail planning and design team to master plan bike optimized trail systems on three properties (236 acres total) and design and flag up to 10 miles of bike optimized trails as a shovel-ready demonstration project.

This reroute is about ⅔ miles long, with the goal of moving the trail upstream and away

from a failed bridge to a location that is less severe that will require a much smaller

structure to cross.

The new route is approximately 1400 feet long. Of the 1400 feet length, it is anticipated
that the majority of it will be full bench construction, but there will be approximately 170
feet of puncheon in five different locations, and another section that is flat and will need
puncheon or raised tread that is approximately 120 feet in length.

This reroute is approximately one and a quarter miles long and bypasses many trail issues,
including a messy, muddy lowland.

The project is for construction of approximately .75 miles reroute (~3960 LF) near the Poplar
River.

Construction of 11,000 +/- linear feet of non-motorized, multi-use, 24” – 36” natural surface trail as part of the Red Grade Trails System.

Construction of 7,700 +/- linear feet of non-motorized, multi-use, 24” – 36” natural surface trail as part of the Red Grade Trails System.

The project’s scope of work includes the construction of new shared use natural surface trail within City of Charleston Louden Heights Neighborhood of approximately +/- 65 acres of wooded land. The combined total of proposed trail is approximately 18,200 LF (3.40 mi).

Design and building of mountain bike park and approximately 5 mile of trail(s) on 50 wooded acres in the city of Dallas, Texas.