Landscaping Contracts and Tenders

Two ways in. Search public and private portals for live landscaping tenders, or move earlier. On Stotles, you can read buyers' strategy documents and budget files related to landscaping and grounds maintenance, catch the buying signals before a tender opens, and position yourself to win the contract. See what is open now, track the buyers behind it, and build your bid from there. For more, explore the platform.

Grounds maintenance, landscape maintenance contracts, tree and hedge work, and hard and soft landscaping tied to wider construction or regeneration projects. Contracts range from single-site grounds work awarded to one contractor through to multi-lot frameworks covering an estate, a transport network, or a whole local authority area.

Rarely, on the corpus evidence. Notices that name landscape design or landscape architecture as a standalone tender are uncommon. Landscape architect roles usually appear as one lot inside a wider multi-discipline design or regeneration framework, not as their own procurement. What buyers publish under landscaping is overwhelmingly maintenance and grounds work.

Landscaping maps to CPV codes 45112700 (Landscaping work) and 71421000 (Landscape gardening services). Related grounds and tree work carries its own codes, including grounds maintenance and tree pruning services, and those notices often sit alongside landscaping ones in the same tender.

Landscaping runs through dedicated frameworks and dynamic purchasing systems as well as open tenders. Knowsley Council operates a Dynamic Purchasing System for Landscape Providers, and Dublin City Council's 2026 to 2030 Multi-Party Framework for Landscape Maintenance Services splits the work across eight lots. Both are routes a contractor can join ahead of any single tender.