Exhibit_A_-_Locations.xlsx

This is an Exhibit A location list for a groundskeeping contract with Pinellas County, Florida, detailing all facility locations requiring mowing, landscaping, and irrigation services across four regional zones: Northwest (NW), Mid (MID), Southeast (SEC), and Southeast South (SES). The contract encompasses comprehensive maintenance services including mowing and general turf maintenance, litter and debris removal, pond and stormwater management, weeding, trimming and edging, clipping and debris management, tree and shrub pruning, mulching, irrigation system maintenance and repair, pest control, and fertilizer application. Locations are classified into three maintenance classes based on service frequency and scope: Class 1 locations receive 36 annual maintenance cycles with full service packages, Class 2 locations receive 24 annual cycles with reduced services (excluding fertilizers and irrigation in some cases), and Class 3 locations are radio tower sites receiving 12 or 4 annual cycles with limited pest control and pruning services. The Northwest zone includes 13 primary locations and 3 secondary locations in Clearwater, the Mid zone includes 5 primary locations and 5 secondary locations in Largo, the Southeast zone includes 3 primary locations and 5 secondary locations in Clearwater and St. Petersburg, and the Southeast South zone includes 1 primary location in St. Petersburg plus 7 radio tower facilities distributed across the county.

The file specifies detailed maintenance class definitions with tree and shrub pruning occurring twice monthly from May through October and once monthly from November through April, while irrigation system maintenance occurs monthly on Class 1 and select Class 2 locations. Radio tower locations require pest control services, with the Ft. Desoto Radio Shelter receiving no service from June through September. The Northwest zone represents the largest concentration of facilities with the most frequent service requirements, while secondary locations and radio towers generally require less intensive maintenance. The contract scope requires the contractor to provide all labor, materials, equipment, and resources necessary to maintain the appearance and functionality of county grounds, parking areas, and building sites, along with coordination and administrative functions as specified in the contract.