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Herbicide Application and Invasive Species Management at Snake Creek Weekend Training Site, Miramar, FL

This opportunity seeks a contractor to provide herbicide application and invasive species management services for the Florida Department of Military Affairs at the 250-acre Snake Creek Weekend Training Site in Miramar, FL. - Government Buyer: - Florida Department of Military Affairs (DMA) - Florida Army National Guard (FLARNG), CFMO Environmental Section - State Quartermaster Purchasing Office - Products/Services Requested: - Herbicide application and invasive species management across 250 acres - Spraying and removal/chipping of invasive trees, bushes, vines, and tall reed grasses (e.g., Johnson grass, Guinea Grass, Cane Grass) - Maintenance of vegetation clearances along fence lines and open/wooded areas - On-site mulching and chipping of removed vegetation - Quarterly inspections and status reporting with photographic documentation - Submission of DoD 1532-1 forms - Chemicals to be used must be state-approved (e.g., Glyphosate, Imazapyr, Triclopyr) - Contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, and utilities; must be licensed for herbicide application and registered in MyFloridaMarketPlace - Notable Requirements: - Adherence to the Florida Army National Guard's Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan - No storage of equipment or chemicals on site - Protection of native and protected trees - Project management, kickoff meeting, and regular communication with the Conservation Program Manager - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is to procure herbicide application services for the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) to control invasive plant species at the Snake Creek Weekend Training Site (SCWTS) located in Miramar, Florida. The contract is anticipated to cover a one-year term from approximately October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. The work involves spraying and removal/chipping of invasive species within the 250-acre training site, including maintaining vegetation along fence lines and spot spraying invasive woody species and tall grasses. The contractor will also be responsible for project management, reporting, and quarterly inspections.

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