Machine build of approximately 1270 linear feet of ‘flow’ specific at Harris Lake County Park (HLCP) in the Summer/Fall of 2018.  

Construct approximately 2,075 linear feet of accessible interpretive trail, including gravel-surfacing and boardwalks within Chambers Grove Park in Duluth, MN

Project Description: Redesign and recondition existing trails on property including replacing bridges where needed

Two trail construction bidding opportunities

Seeking builders for approximately 1 mile of 5-7% average grade, 48 inch width on average, with no less than 36 inch width at any time, multiuse trail

Trail construction project of approximately 17,000 linear feet of system trails

specified trail construction for approximately 1.5 miles of mountain bike trails located at a new bike park

3 miles of progressive Singletrack trails in Sierra Vista Park a City of Reno, Nevada Park

field design and construction management services for mountain bike trails to be constructed in the IRRR service area.

The project is for 5.6 miles of intermediate level mountain bike specific single-direction trails

New Release: 90+ trail project - sign up to receive RFP 

This project involves the construction of approximately 8.15 miles of mountain bike-optimized natural surface trails within the Allegheny National Forest in northwestern Pennsylvania

Trail Construction/Equipment Operators

Howard County, Maryland seeks one or more qualified professional, trail construction firms to furnish on-call trail construction services for existing and new trail projects on County-owned park and open space lands.

The project is a 15-17 mile wilderness purpose-built singletrack mountain bike trail.

Flow Trail Construction 

DEADLINE FOR RESPONSE IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13!

Approximately 3900 ft of 4ft wide natural surface trail along the Catawba River in Fort Mill, SC. The trail construction will include 3 boardwalks totaling 300 ft and two bridges totaling 100 ft. There will be a section that may require crushed concrete or gravel.

Align and install an approximately .07 mile long, 30” wide gravel surface trail with a section of timber steps and galvanized post and cable rails to the west summit of Skinner Butte.