Guymon Seeks Bids for 2026 Trash Removal, Mowing and Weed Cutting Contracts

The City of Guymon is accepting sealed bids for removal of trash, mowing and cutting of weeds and grass, and cleaning of abatement properties for the fiscal year 2026. The notice posted December 30 sets a firm schedule for the work to begin by February 10, 2026, and to be completed by December 31, 2026, with bid openings scheduled for January 9, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building in Guymon.

All bids are to be submitted to the City Clerk, City of Guymon, Oklahoma, and further bid information and documents may be obtained from that office. The city clerk listed on the notice is Lavoana Martinez. The procurement requires sealed bids and a public opening to ensure transparency and fairness for contractors who wish to compete for municipal work.

For Texas County residents the contract covers routine maintenance that directly affects street and neighborhood conditions, abatement of nuisance properties and overall public safety. Timely removal of trash and overgrown vegetation can reduce pest and rodent activity, lower fire risk during dry months and improve curb appeal in residential and commercial districts. For property owners subject to abatement procedures the contract determines who will perform cleanups and how quickly those cleanups can be completed.

Local landscaping and waste removal businesses are likely to see opportunities from the municipal contract. The sealed bid requirement means interested firms should obtain bid documents from the City Clerk soon to meet submission rules and the January 9 opening. The city schedule leaves less than six weeks for firms to prepare proposals before the opening, and successful bidders will need to be ready to mobilize in early February.

City officials have made procedural details available through the City Clerk, and the public bid opening at the Municipal Building will provide a transparent record of submissions. The contract timetable through December 31 makes this a single year assignment for vendors, with direct effects on neighborhood maintenance and city code enforcement throughout 2026.