Contact
Government and institutional inquiries
SDVOSB contracting, capability statement, and federal or municipal site work. Need another meeting time? Call (717) 660-8262.
What kind of inquiry is this?
What happens next
Submit the form. We’ll review the inquiry, then coordinate a visit and send a written scope — not a guess from a photo. If you need a time that isn’t on the form, call and we’ll work it out.
Have ready
- — Facility or contracting office contact
- — Site address and requested services
- — Solicitation, set-aside, or capability-statement needs
- Phone
- (717) 660-8262
- Office
- 1401 Arcona Rd, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
- Service area
- York · Enola · Hershey · Harrisburg · Colonial Park · Mechanicsburg · Dillsburg · Marysville · New Cumberland
- Licenses
- HIC
- PA178839
- Pesticide business license
- BU 14801
- Pesticide applicator license
- #613760

Pennsylvania pesticide business license BU 14801. PaPlants ID 00BNAP. Expires December 31, 2026.
Government quote request
This form is tagged as a government walkthrough in Jobber. Fill in agency, NAICS or solicitation, and the work needed. After you submit, we’ll follow up to schedule a walk of the grounds. Need another meeting time? Call (717) 660-8262. The form is hosted by Jobber. See our Privacy Policy for how we use what you submit.
Having trouble with the form? Open request form
Before you call
- Who should use this form?
- Property managers and commercial owners, homeowners with hardscape or fencing work, contractors and developers, and government or institutional buyers. Choose the inquiry type that matches your project.
- What happens after we submit?
- We’ll follow up to coordinate a site visit and send a clear scope. Scheduling is handled after the request comes in — you do not need to pick a Tuesday or Thursday on the form.
- Can we meet at a time that isn’t listed?
- Yes. Call (717) 660-8262 and ask for Jason. Other meeting times are often available by phone even when they aren’t shown on the form.
- Do you quote over the phone without seeing the site?
- Not for commercial lots, walls, fencing layouts, or snow stacking zones. Those have to be walked. Photos can help us prepare, but the visit is how we write the scope.
