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Urban Forestry Overview
Urban Forestry partners with contractors to plant, care for, and maintain Portland's Trees. Our work supports healthy urban forest, safer streets, and greener neighborhoods. We welcome businesses of all sizes and are committed to reducing barriers to participation.
Contractors support a wide range of Urban Forestry programs, including Tree Planting and Establishment Programs, Street Tree Care, and community-based planting initiatives. This page provides an overview of the types of work we contract and how to connect with upcoming opportunities.
Work We Contract
Urban Forestry partners with contractors to support Portland's trees through planting, establishment care, maintenance, and community-based projects. Most of this work is funded through the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF). The sections below provide a high-level overview and link to program pages with additional details.
Tree Planting & Establishment Programs
Contractors plant new street trees and provide three years of establishment care. Work includes watering, weeding, mulching, and monitoring young trees to ensure they survive and thrive. These projects focus on expanding tree canopy in neighborhoods with the greatest need.
Learn more: Find Your Free Trees
Street Tree Care
Contractors provide pruning, removals, safety and risk mitigation, and storm response services. Many tasks require ISA-certified arborists and specialized equipment. This work helps reduce risk, improve tree health, and keep streets safe and accessible.
Learn more: Street Tree Care
PCEF-Funded Projects
Most Urban Forestry planting and care projects are funded through the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF). These projects support climate action community benefits, and equitable investment in Portland's neighborhoods.
Learn more: Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF)
Citywide Procurement Requirements
Urban Forestry follows all City of Portland procurement rules. Supplier registration, open solicitations, and citywide contracting requirements are managed by Procurement Services.
To register as a supplier or learn how to do business with the City, visit: Doing Business with the City of Portland
Businesses We Work With
Urban Forestry's projects succeed thanks to the hard work of our contractors and community groups. These partners help us plant, care for, and grow Portland's tree canopy. They bring knowledge and commitment to every project.
The businesses listed below are provided for informational purposes only. The City does not guarantee the work of these businesses.
Businesses Supporting Tree Planting and Establishment Projects
- A Plus Tree
- Andres Landscape, COBID Contractor
- Apogee Landscapes, COBID Contractor
- Bridgetown Construction & Landscape, LLC, COBID Contractor
- Cascadian Landscapers, Inc.
- Eco City Landscape LLC
- Friends of Trees
- Keystone Habitat Services, COBID Contractor
- Multnomah Landscape, LLC, COBID Contractor
- Pac Green Landscape LLC, COBID Contractor
- SavATree
- Seagraves Landscape, COBID Contractor
- SuperTrees Incorporated
- WyEast Gardens, COBID Contractor
Businesses Supporting Street Tree Care
- Harrity Tree Specialists, Inc., COBID Contractor
- SavATree
Businesses Supporting Other Projects
Get Started: Join Our Business List
Are you interested in doing business with Urban Forestry?
We're building a list of businesses who want to work with us on tree planting, care, and green infrastructure projects across Portland. Whether you're a small business, or an experienced contractor, we welcome your interest.
Fill out the form below to get on our list. By signing up, you'll:
- Be added to our list of interested contractors.
- Get matched with projects that fit the size and scope of your business when opportunities become available.
Get on our list now: Contractor Interest Form
Refer to the Resources for Businesses page to get registered as a vendor for the City of Portland.
Let's grow Portland's urban forest together.
