Wisconsin Vendornet Platform #27-581-20

Wisconsin Janitorial, Workforce, Employment, and Invasive Species Control Opportunities

This set of Wisconsin state government opportunities covers janitorial services, workforce development, subsidized employment, and invasive species control: - Wisconsin Historical Society (WHS): - Seeks janitorial services for the new Wisconsin History Center (61,804 sq. ft., six levels) - Services include daily/periodic cleaning, waste removal, restroom sanitation, floor care (terrazzo, wood, carpet), and optional day porter support - WHS supplies cleaning equipment and consumables - Contract: 2 years with three 1-year options - Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD): - Solicits applications for the Wisconsin Senior Employment (WISE) Program, supporting about 200 part-time positions for low-income individuals aged 55+ - Services include participant recruitment, training, case management, and employer engagement across four regions - Approximate annual funding: $1.8 million - Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF): - RFP for Transform Milwaukee Jobs Program, providing subsidized employment and support to ~558 low-income adults in Milwaukee County - Services: eligibility determination, orientation, job placement, retention, job search, and agency coordination - Annual budget: $4.7 million - Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR): - Seeks aerial herbicide spraying and drone mapping to control invasive species (e.g., non-native phragmites, hybrid cattail, purple loosestrife, brush) across multiple properties - Herbicides specified: Imazapyr, Aquamaster, Triclopyr, Milestone, Garlon 3A, Escort XP - Includes drone reconnaissance/mapping and on-demand spraying; acreage and chemical rates detailed per site - Vendors may be awarded up to 10 of 15 available packages - OEMs Highlighted: - Herbicide manufacturers: BASF (Imazapyr), Monsanto/Bayer (Aquamaster), Corteva (Milestone, Garlon, Triclopyr), Nufarm (Escort XP) - Notable Requirements: - DNR: Strict chemical application rates, drone mapping, and acreage limits; some chemicals provided by DNR, others by contractor - WHS: Cleaning in secured artifact storage areas requires escort; day porter is optional - DWD/DCF: Programs require participant recruitment, training, and coordination with multiple agencies

Description

The WWCT ILF Program seeks to purchase 0.57 Chippewa Service Area wetland bank credits of any wetland type, including sedge meadow, fresh wet meadow, shrub swamp, bog, shallow marsh, shallow/deep marsh, and wooded swamp. The credits must be from the Chippewa Service Area and can be any combination of types totaling 0.57 credits. The winning bid will be based solely on the lowest price for the total credits, with only one bank selected for the entire purchase. This is a one-time purchase with a Purchase Order issued, requiring an Affidavit of Credit Purchase and subsequent invoicing for payment.

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