New York State Contract Reporter #EFO-FHB-2026

Chemical Treatment of Japanese Knotweed at Fair Haven Beach State Park

This opportunity seeks a contractor for chemical treatment of invasive Japanese knotweed at Fair Haven Beach State Park, managed by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (Finger Lakes State Park Region). - Government Buyer: - New York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation, Finger Lakes State Park Region - OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers): - Dow AgroSciences (Rodeo) - Monsanto/Bayer (Aquamaster) - Vendors: - Not specified; open to qualified pesticide application contractors - Products/Services Requested: - Glyphosate-based, aquatic-approved herbicide (e.g., Rodeo, Aquamaster, or equivalent) - Must be labeled for aquatic use - Used for chemical treatment of Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica) - Service: Herbicide application to 5.85 acres using stem injection and foliar spray methods - Applicators must hold valid NYSDEC Commercial Pesticide Applicator Certification (Category 3A or 5A) - All labor, equipment, supplies, travel, and accommodation included - Strict cleaning protocols for equipment to prevent spread of invasive species - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Herbicide must be approved for aquatic environments - Application methods tailored to site conditions, especially wetlands - All-inclusive bid (no separate line items for travel, labor, etc.) - Compliance with all federal and New York State pesticide regulations - Award to lowest responsive and responsible bidder meeting all specifications

Description

This solicitation is for the chemical treatment of Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria Japonica) in conservation target areas at Fair Haven Beach State Park. The treatment covers a total of 5.85 acres scattered across various populations within the park, with specific methods such as stem injection or foliar application depending on site conditions. The contract requires all-inclusive bids covering all expenses including salaries, equipment, supplies, travel, and accommodation. The treatment must occur between August 15 and September 30, 2026, timed to coincide with flowering and prior to viable seed set, and must follow strict environmental and safety standards.

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