# SAM #FA700027NWSS

USAFA Rangeland Noxious Weed Control Services

**Buyer:** 10th Contracting Squadron
**Posted:** November 04, 2026
**Respond By:** November 18, 2026
**Identifier:** FA700027NWSS
**NAICS:** 561730, 115112

The U.S. Air Force Academy is seeking contractors to control noxious weeds across its rangelands and the Farish Recreation Area.
- **Government buyer:** U.S. Air Force, U.S. Air Force Academy; the opportunity is associated with the 10th Contracting Squadron, with work coordinated through USAFA Natural Resources.
- **Requested service:** Herbicide-based control on an estimated **720 acres** of unimproved rangeland. The contractor supplies approved herbicides, marker dye, surfactants, labor, equipment, and other supplies.
- **Target weeds:** Includes spotted, diffuse, and Russian knapweed; leafy and myrtle spurge; musk, Canada, bull, and Scotch thistle; hoary cress; St. Johnswort; Fullers teasel; field bindweed; yellow and Dalmatian toadflax; houndstongue; and other weeds identified by USAFA.
- **Key requirements:** Use DoW/AFPMB-approved herbicides, primarily through spot spraying; coordinate with USAFA Natural Resources; protect sensitive habitats and other restricted areas; provide monthly treatment records and geo-referenced maps; and retreat areas achieving less than 90% control at no additional cost.
- **Named organizations:** Colorado State University’s Colorado Natural Heritage Program prepared the attached integrated weed-management plan. No product manufacturers or OEMs are identified.
- **Related plan guidance:** The plan prioritizes 20 weed species and recommends prevention, integrated control, native revegetation, monitoring, and safeguards for sensitive resources, including habitat for the Preble’s meadow jumping mouse.

### Description

<p>Perform rangeland noxious weed control at United States Air Force Academy in accordance with (IAW) the Statement of Work (SOW).</p>

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