SAM #140FS126Q0154

Invasive Species Mapping and Treatment Services for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Central Washington)

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Central Washington National Wildlife Refuge Complex, is seeking a contractor for a two-year project focused on mapping and treating invasive broadleaf noxious weeds across approximately 1,085 acres in Washington State. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Interior - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Central Washington National Wildlife Refuge Complex - Scope of Work: - Mapping and treatment of invasive species, including Rush skeletonweed, Russian knapweed, Russian thistle, diffuse knapweed, camelthorn, and Russian olive - Use of GPS and GIS technologies for mapping - Herbicide supply and application included - Contractor must be licensed for pesticide application in Washington State - Biosecurity measures required to prevent spread of invasive species - Products/Services Requested: - Mapping and treatment services for invasive weeds (Part Number: 00010; Quantity: 1) - Unique Requirements: - Project covers two years, with treatment periods from April to October each year - Specialized expertise in both mapping and licensed herbicide application is required - No specific OEMs or commercial product brands are mentioned in the solicitation - No product part numbers or commercial equipment specified; focus is on service delivery

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Wahluke-McManamon BAR Mapping and Treatment of Invasive Species

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