SAM #12363N26Q4152

Invasive-plant treatment at Wisconsin East Zone gravel pits

The USDA Forest Service is seeking contractors to control non-native invasive plants at gravel pits in Wisconsin’s East Zone. - Buyer: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), U.S. Forest Service, USDA-FS Stewardship Contracting. - Work: Treat invasive plants at 23 gravel pits on Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest lands across the Eagle River-Florence and Lakewood-Laona Ranger Districts. - Scope and quantities: Five annual service CLINs, each covering an estimated 100 gross acres: three base-year treatments and two option-year treatments, for up to 500 gross acres across the full effort. - Treatment requirements: Use Forest Service-approved herbicides and targeted spot application. Identify treatment locations with GPS and maintain daily treatment logs; applicators must be properly licensed. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, herbicide brands, or vendors are named in the provided material. - Selection: One qualified, responsive bidder will be selected; technically acceptable quotes are evaluated on lowest price. - Value: No contract value is provided; the range below is an estimate only.

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Amendment 2: RFQ for 12363N26Q4152 This is for the Land Management Integrated Resources BPA Holders only

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