Early Care & Education

Request for Bids- Snow Services 2026-2027

Avec Community Action  is seeking proposals for snow removal for the upcoming 2026-2027 winter. Duties will include snow plowing of driveways, sidewalks, all exits doors, pathways to all filler pipes and all exterior fence gates along with salting of driveways and sidewalks. Removal of snowbanks when needed for upcoming snowstorms. The season will begin at first snowfall and end in the spring of 2027 when all snow has stopped and driveways are down to hot top.

Bids for individual locations or bids that cover multiple locations will be accepted. All successful bidders will need to provide necessary documentation, including certificate of liability insurance and workers’ compensation. Qualifying independent contractors registered with the State of Maine Workers Comp Board will also be considered.

The following locations:

Aroostook County

  • 771 Main St.; Presque Isle – Customer Service Center
  •   44 Park St.; Presque Isle – Gouldville Child Care Center and Powers Place
  •    1 Edgemont Dr.; Presque Isle – Fournier Place
  •  33 Edgemont Dr.; Presque Isle – NMCC Childcare Center
  •  17 Bowles Road, Caribou – Child and Family Center
  •  40 Alfalfa Ave., Fort Kent – Child and Family Center

Hancock County

  • 18 Avery Lane; Ellsworth – Customer Service Center and Child and Family Center
  • 118 Ellsworth Rd.; Blue Hill – Adult Day Services

Washington County

  • 1491 US 1A; Harrington – Child and Family Center

All bids must be submitted by Friday October 09, 2026 via email to Michael Davis at michael.davis@avecmaine.org . Questions and site visits requests can be direct to Michael Davis at 207-460-3780 or michael.davis@avecmaine.org.

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For decades we were ACAP, Aroostook County Action Program. The name said where we worked and what we did, and for a long time it fit. Just over a year ago, things changed. When longtime services in Washington and Hancock counties were at risk we partnered so that families there wouldn’t be left without help, and our reach grew. A name rooted in one county could no longer hold all the places we now call home.