The Mon Forest Towns Partnership is requesting qualifications from design and fabrication firms for the design of sixteen (16) informational 36”x48” wayfinding kiosk panel inserts throughout the Petersburg and Smoke Hole area.

Royal River Conservation Trust is seeking proposals from qualified contractors or trail-building organizations to complete three trail improvement projects within Intervale Preserve in New Gloucester, Maine, funded by a Maine Trails Program grant. This project includes rehabilitating 0.46 miles of a multi-use trail, improving a 105-foot path to a hand-carry boat launch site on the Royal River, upgrading a 0.5-mile trail to Universal Access standards, and constructing a 6-car gravel parking lot. Site designs are included as attachments. Proposals are due by July 10, 2026.

The Beaverhead Trails Coalition is seeking a consultant to develop a Master Trail Plan for its 1,172-acre High Trails System near Dillon, Montana. The project includes trail system planning, community engagement, sustainability recommendations, and phased implementation strategies for a multi-use trail network serving hikers, runners, equestrians, and mountain bikers. Proposals are due July 10, 2026.

Seeking a qualified contractor to replace an existing timber staircase at the US 58/Appalachian Trail crossing with a new stone staircase, along with associated rock armoring, retaining work, drainage improvements, a culvert installation, and a short gravel connector trail.

Seeking a contractor to increase the trailhead parking lot at Blackstrap Hill Preserve and to upgrade legacy trail sections along the Cross Falmouth-Cumberland Trail with more sustainable raised trail tread, using ditch-and-drain with native stone. The work is contingent upon execution of a formal project agreement with the Bureau of Parks and Lands.

The National Forest Foundation and San Juan National Forest are soliciting bids for reconstruction of the Dutch Creek Trail Bridge, a backcountry trail bridge located in La Plata County, Colorado.

The Beaverhead Trails Coalition (BTC) is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified firms for the design and construction of a public bike skills park to be located at the West Trailhead of the High Trails System in Dillon, Montana. The project includes planning, design, earthwork, feature construction, drainage considerations, and related improvements for a progressive bicycle skills facility intended to serve riders of varying ages and abilities.

The last couple of decades have weathered the CCC built McKay Hollow Trail, at Monte Sano State Park. The Huntsville Area Mountain Riders (HAMR) has secured funding to help bring this trail back either by restoring the existing trail bed, creating alternative paths, or a combination of. This first section of a multiple part project is quite rocky and has a couple natural shelfs to content with.

The Elkins Parks and Recreation Commission, Randolph County, WV, is seeking a qualified firm to provide services necessary to design, engineer, and support construction of a skills area in an existing community park including a tot track, pump track and developmental features that serves cyclists and other wheeled sport users at a variety of levels of ability.

Construction of a universally accessible trail at New RiverLands Park, including site preparation, surfacing, and amenities, designed to meet ADA standards and enhance recreation, accessibility, and environmental stewardship.

This is the fourth year of a phased project to restore the OBP for the State of NH by World Trails Network - Americas. It involves a recreational trails grant for work on 850 ft of trail including stone steps and cribbing, new relocation and restored trail and grade reversal drainage. 

Five Valleys is seeking proposals to construct approximately 0.75 miles of universal access trail at the Skyline Ridge Trailhead and 4.3 miles of single-track trail across the landscape of the Mount Dean Stone Community Forest beginning in Summer 2026 or when project funding is completed.

This project is the construction of an approximately 12 x 12 viewing platform at the base of a rock formation within the Pulpit Rock Conservation Area accessed from 596 New Boston Road, New Hampshire.

The Town of Lunenburg is accepting proposals to procure all the materials to build the trail and pad to accessible standards. This is broken down into two projects that may be completed by two different contractors.The projects are designed to expand, improve, and increase access for all persons to the existing athletic fields and to more diverse recreational opportunities.

Construction of a 1.7-mile natural surface multi-use trail featuring full and half bench tread, drainage structures, gabion wall, puncheon, bridges, and rock armoring to connect Woodland Trail to the Atwood Lake Dam.

The Wood County Commission and Wood County Parks and
Recreation Commission-Mountwood Park are in the process of obtaining expressions of interest which shall include statement of qualifications and may include anticipated concepts and proposed methods of approach to this project. The commission will be seeking the services of a consulting trail design firm that include the design for multiple miles of machine-built, singletrack, mountain biking-optimized trails at Mountwood Park.

AVL Unpaved will be focused on finalizing the design and building two miles of singletrack trail in the heart of Asheville, NC. Work will occur in the River Arts District along the French Broad River Greenway and in Azalea Park.

This project consist of designing and building an accessible sensory nature trail with sensory stations; two parking lots; access road improvements; and replacing the outflow pipe of a pond.

The City of Duluth is seeking a contractor to construct accessible trails and adjacent site improvements at Hawk Ridge Observatory, located at 3980 E Skyline Parkway, Duluth, MN 55804.

The primary purpose of the Meadow Mountain Trail Enhancements project is to advance the trail to a construction-ready (“shovel-ready”) level suitable for competitive bidding under the Maryland Recreational Trails Program (RTP). A critical secondary objective is to substantially improve the overall trail user experience through durable, context-sensitive, and creative design solutions that are appropriate for a managed forest environment and long-term public use.