Federal & Government Work

Federal Site Preparation

Public works and infrastructure projects need ground that is prepared for the next operation, not simply disturbed. Cross Country Land Services supports federal, state, municipal, and civil teams with disciplined site preparation, excavation, grading, access, drainage, and connected field execution across Northern New England.

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Northern New England

Prepare the site for the work that follows

From the first access route to final grades around a work area, site preparation affects safety, sequencing, drainage, logistics, and the performance of every trade that arrives next. Cross Country helps teams organize those field conditions into a practical, buildable plan.

Scope Support

Relevant capabilities

Land clearing, grubbing, and work-area preparation
Excavation and grading
Temporary and four-season access routes
Access roads, gravel roads, and driveway construction
Stormwater management and culvert installation
Underground utility trenching and installation support
Aggregate supply and topsoil management
Ground protection and crane mat solutions

Field Conditions

A field partner for complex site conditions

Remote facilities and rural infrastructure
Wooded, steep, wet, or uneven terrain
Constrained construction access and equipment movement
Drainage, culvert, or erosion-control considerations
Multi-trade work sequences where handoffs matter
Weather and seasonal conditions that shape site logistics

How We Work

Clear coordination from scope to field execution

Review the scope, site access, required finish, and handoff points before equipment arrives.
Plan for the movement of crews, material, and equipment so the working area stays usable.
Coordinate clearing, excavation, access, drainage, and protection measures as connected field work.
Give the project team a direct point of contact through Mark Wittenberg, veteran owner and managing principal.

Procurement & Partnership

A direct point of contact for your project

For bids, RFPs, and teaming opportunities, contact Mark Wittenberg, veteran owner and managing principal of Cross Country Land Services. You will have a clear, accountable contact from the first scope discussion onward.

Discuss Your Scope Call Mark at (207) 320-3390

Federal Capability Statement

Qualifications in a format built for procurement

Review Cross Country’s core capabilities, certifications, contracting details, and federal readiness in the formal capability statement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Planning the next step

What kinds of public projects can Cross Country support?

Cross Country supports site preparation and connected field work for civil, municipal, state, federal, DOT, and infrastructure projects where clearing, excavation, access, drainage, or environmental controls are part of the scope.

Can the team work with a general contractor or prime contractor?

Yes. Cross Country can discuss subcontracting and teaming opportunities where its field capabilities fit the planned work and project requirements.

Is a site visit required before an inquiry?

Not always. Early scope documents, location details, schedule information, and known site constraints can establish whether a conversation or field review is the appropriate next step.