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Missouri Department of Conservation Solicits Oak & Pecan Seed for State Nursery

The Missouri Department of Conservation's George O. White State Nursery is seeking suppliers for a large-scale procurement of Oak and Pecan seed for reforestation and nursery operations. - Government Buyer: - Missouri Department of Conservation, George O. White State Nursery - Buyer: Lisa Larivee - Products Requested: - Oak seed (various species) and Pecan seed - All seed must be clean, 2026 crop, floated, and free of acorns with radicals longer than 1/32 inch - Oak seed must be sourced from Midwest states (MO, KS, IA, IL, KY, AR, TN, OK); Pecan seed must be Missouri-sourced - Estimated quantities per line item range from 250 to 3,500 pounds - Firm, fixed per pound pricing required - Product Line Items (examples): - Black Oak: 1,000 lbs - Cherrybark Oak: 350 lbs - Chinkapin Oak: 900 lbs - Northern Red Oak: 1,750 lbs - Nuttall Oak: 400 lbs - Overcup Oak: 1,200 lbs - Pin Oak: 1,000 lbs - Post Oak: 300 lbs - Shumard Oak: 600 lbs - Swamp White Oak: 1,000 lbs - Swamp Chestnut Oak: 900 lbs - White Oak: 3,500 lbs - Willow Oak: 250 lbs - Pecan: 1,000 lbs - Notable Requirements: - Delivery windows specified for each species (October 19 to November 2, 2026) - Compliance with Missouri tax and business registration requirements - Preference for Domestic Products (Buy American) - Participation by Organizations for the Blind/Sheltered Workshops or Service-Disabled Veteran Enterprises encouraged - No specific OEMs or commercial seed brands are named; seed must be sourced according to geographic and quality specifications.

Description

This solicitation is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for Oak & Pecan seed procurement for the Missouri Department of Conservation George O. White State Nursery located in Licking, MO. The contract period is from the date of award through June 1, 2027. Responses are due by July 29, 2026, at 2:00 PM Central Time, and submissions are preferred electronically via MissouriBUYS. The buyer is Lisa Larivee from the Missouri Department of Conservation.

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