Board awards two landscaping contracts to Class Act Maintenance for 2026-2027
January 15, 2026 | Lyon County, Nevada
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Facilities Director Doug Homestead recommended awarding two landscaping and maintenance contracts to Class Act Maintenance for 2026-2027.
Homestead said the county received limited or single responses and explained rising chemical and fertilizer costs as factors in higher bids; the board discussed outreach strategies to increase bidder interest (SEG 2300-2319, SEG 2336-2344). Homestead presented the Fernley-area contract at $32,724 per year and the Smith Valley contract at $25,461 per year; the transcript includes an earlier reading of $225,461 for Smith Valley but the motion recorded the lower figure and the board approved both motions 5-0 (SEGs 2425-2435, 2450-2455).
Commissioners asked that contractors coordinate with local park boards to address service gaps and discussed enforceability and licensing implications for herbicide application (SEG 2354-2364, SEG 2366-2376). The board instructed staff to work with the successful bidder on service expectations and oversight.
Homestead said the county received limited or single responses and explained rising chemical and fertilizer costs as factors in higher bids; the board discussed outreach strategies to increase bidder interest (SEG 2300-2319, SEG 2336-2344). Homestead presented the Fernley-area contract at $32,724 per year and the Smith Valley contract at $25,461 per year; the transcript includes an earlier reading of $225,461 for Smith Valley but the motion recorded the lower figure and the board approved both motions 5-0 (SEGs 2425-2435, 2450-2455).
Commissioners asked that contractors coordinate with local park boards to address service gaps and discussed enforceability and licensing implications for herbicide application (SEG 2354-2364, SEG 2366-2376). The board instructed staff to work with the successful bidder on service expectations and oversight.
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