Iowa Impacs #27CRDWBJASHF-2

Iowa DNR invasive shrub control services for approximately 46 acres at Adair Wildlife Management Area

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking invasive shrub control at Adair Wildlife Management Area in Adair County, Iowa. - Government buyer: Iowa Department of Natural Resources, State of Iowa; no sub-agency or office is specified. - Scope: Treat approximately 46 acres across two units: - Cut and treat amur honeysuckle, autumn olive, and multiflora rose shrubs taller than 2.5 feet in a 38.1-acre unit. - Foliar spot-treat seedlings of those species taller than 2 feet in a 7.9-acre unit. - OEMs and vendors: None are named. No manufactured products or part numbers are requested; this is a field-services opportunity. - Notable requirements: Work is focused on the specified invasive species, height thresholds, and acreage at the Adair Wildlife Management Area. No additional specialized requirements are provided.

Description

The Iowa DNR is seeking a qualified contractor to complete invasive brush treatment on approximately 46 acres of the Adair Wildlife Management Area in Adair County, Iowa. Work includes cutting and treating invasive shrubs taller than 2.5 feet across a 38.1-acre unit and spot-treating invasive shrub seedlings taller than 2 feet in a 7.9-acre unit. The identified species are amur honeysuckle, autumn olive, and multiflora rose. Responses are due November 2, 2026, at 4:00 PM CST.

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