Opportunity
Winston-Salem Civicplus #IF2779
Winston-Salem turf-care chemicals and bulk soil amendments for Winston Lake Golf Course
Posted
October 05, 2026
Respond By
October 19, 2026
Identifier
IF2779
NAICS
424910, 424690
The City of Winston-Salem is seeking 33 turf-care chemical and soil-amendment line items for Winston Lake Golf Course. - Buyer: City of Winston-Salem, City/County Purchasing Department. - Named product brands: Sugar Cal, Adams Earth, Kelplant, Infiltrate-K (Green T), Briskway, Micro-Mix, Hydration A+, Liquid Gypsum, Secure Action, Daconil Action, Impulse, Ninja Tines, Posterity XT, ThatchZyme, SILI-K, Blu-gro, Humic Acid-19, Prodiamine 65 WDG, Healthy Start, Spectacle Flo, Super MK, Exteris Stressguard, Tribute Total, MSMA, Resilia, Tekken, Acelepryn Xtra, and Extreme Green 20. The solicitation does not identify manufacturer or vendor companies by name, and it provides no manufacturer part numbers. - Quantities and packaging: Packaged products range from 1-gallon jugs to 275-gallon totes, plus 5-pound jugs, 6-ounce bottles, 10-count packs, and 50-pound bags. Bulk requirements are 15,000 pounds each of gypsum, 21-0-20 fertilizer with 0.42% Prodiamine, and 0-0-7 fertilizer with 0.58% Prodiamine. See the line-item list for each quantity and package size. - Notable requirements: Bidders must provide unit pricing and a grand total, state delivery commitments, and meet product specifications. Substitutions or approved equals require prior written approval and supporting technical information. The City may consider product quality, performance, and delivery when evaluating bids. - Performance period: No contract term or performance duration is specified; delivery commitments are requested.
Description
The City of Winston-Salem is seeking bids for chemicals for Winston Lake Golf Course. The solicitation lists 33 items, including packaged and bulk turf-care chemicals, with specified quantities and bid pricing per unit. Bids must be submitted by October 19, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.; submissions may be sent by mail, hand-delivered, or emailed as detailed in the bid document. The City will evaluate bids based on specifications and other requirements, including quality, performance, and delivery time, and reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.