Cross Country
Land Services
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Federal & Government Work

Federal Vegetation Management

Vegetation work on public land and infrastructure corridors needs a crew that can handle the ground, the access, and the documentation around the work. Cross Country Land Services supports field teams across Northern New England with forestry mulching, right-of-way preparation, clearing, grubbing, and practical access solutions.

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Forestry mulching equipment working on a Northern New England site

Northern New England

Vegetation work that keeps the larger scope moving

A cleared corridor, maintained access route, or prepared work area affects every crew that follows. Cross Country approaches vegetation management as part of the project sequence, with attention to site limits, ground conditions, material handling, equipment movement, and the intended finish.

Scope Support

Relevant capabilities

Field Conditions

Built for work beyond a simple clearing job

How We Work

Clear coordination from scope to field execution

  1. Start with the limits, access, required finish, and work sequence.
  2. Match equipment and field methods to the ground rather than forcing a one-size approach.
  3. Coordinate the cleared area, travel paths, and material plan with the next phase of work.
  4. Maintain a safe, compliant field footprint with the project team informed on relevant conditions.

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.

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

Can Cross Country support a federal vegetation-management solicitation?

Yes. Cross Country is veteran-owned, HUBZone-certified, SAM.gov registered, and prepared to discuss a bid, RFP, subcontract, or teaming opportunity involving vegetation management and connected field work.

Does vegetation management include right-of-way preparation?

It can. The final scope depends on the corridor, access needs, ground conditions, material requirements, and what the following construction or maintenance team needs to accomplish.

What should we include in an initial inquiry?

Share the location, scope documents, anticipated schedule, access constraints, environmental requirements, and the services you need. That gives the team a useful starting point for the right conversation.