This section of trail is to be built as a mountain bike-optimized multi-use trail that is approximately 1 mile long depending on final trail alignment. All new trail design and construction must follow International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA) sustainable trail building standards.

Redesign and construction of a sustainable jump and skills park surrounding the asphalt pumptrack to meet applicable industry and safety standards which, once built, requires less maintenance over time with more manageable surfaces, beginner through advanced jump lines, the addition of durable lips, and skills section.

The City of Jasper, Georgia (herein referred to as “Client”) is seeking a professional trail builder to provide an experienced trail crew to perform specified mountain bike trail design-build construction on shared-use (bike/hiking/trail running) trails in Doris Wigington Park

This project includes up to 24 miles of trails including construction of 14.4 miles of new trails and 9.62 miles of rehabilitated trails. The entirety of the trails on this project will be designed for off-highway vehicle traffic. A preliminary site assessment was conducted in January of 2023. All existing trails were geolocated and new trail alignments were proposed. This project includes the final Layout and construction of the proposed new trails along with the rehabilitation of the existing trails as described. Trail signage is also included in this project.

Peninsula State Park is requesting proposals from qualified Mountain Bike Trail Designers capable of providing site condition assessments, complete conceptual design and cost estimates, design development documents and cost estimates, and construction documents for the new mountain biking network.

planning and design of a long-lasting, evenly surfaced trail at its Moshassuck River Preserve in Lincoln, RI. The trail will be designed to allow persons with limited mobility, who might otherwise be precluded from hiking trails due to uneven surfaces and dramatic slopes, easier access to the preserve so they may participate in an immersive experience to enjoy the preserve’s natural features.

Reconstruction of segments of the Eternal Flame Trail in Chestnut Ridge Park to incude steping enhancements on the desending trail, readjusting trail pathway along the stream bed and clearing stream bed of fallen timbers the purpose of which is to significantally improve the saftey of the trail hike.

 Full details of project and RFP will be distributed at Pre-Bid Meeting. Summary below w/ approximate distances:

4.87 Miles New Trail Construction
1.30 Miles Existing Trail Decommissioning 
1.50 Miles Existing Trail maintenance 
Several sections heavy rock armoring 
Heavy Timber Bridges; (2) 30 foot, (2) 20 foot, (2) 16 foot.

The extent of this project is to add approximately 1.5 miles of 6’ wide, natural-surface trails to the existing, 3.8-mile trail network. This project will complete a large loop trail and smaller inner loop on the East tract of the nature preserve and will increase the total length of recreational hiking trails to more than 5 miles.

The project is located at Cone Park and Sertoma Park and includes construction of new shared-use trails, highly bike optimized bike only trails and mountain bike amenities. The Cone Park site will be located adjacent to the Cone Park Lodge and will provide trailhead access to approximately 10.5 miles of new, sustainably constructed singletrack shared use, and bike only trails, including an intermediate skills trail with prefabricated and natural skill features.

Complete renovation of ADA compliant trail approximately 2500' in length in Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8,700 feet of elevation, Central Wasatch, Utah. Removal of deteriorated wooden retaining structures and rebuild of a retaining wall using rock approximately 900' in length.

Construct up to 15.1 miles of single track natural surface trail at the North Fruita Desert Specialized Recreation management Area.

The purpose of this contract is to construct new trail tread along rerouted portions of trails, rework and improve sections of existing trails, and rehabilitate sections of abandoned trails in order to make these trails more sustainable in the long run.

Construction of a fully designed and permitted 4000’ trail along a mountain slope in the Township’s Veterans Park.

The Project consists of construction of a new multi-use trail including, but not necessarily limited to, path construction, boardwalk construction, trail armoring, berm installation, bridge installation, and installation of picnic tables, benches, and bike  racks. 

 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