Brunswick County Civicplus #190

On-demand post-disaster aerial mosquito adulticide services

Brunswick County is seeking on-demand aerial mosquito control to support disaster recovery across the County and its municipalities. - Government buyer: Brunswick County Government, Operation Services, North Carolina. - Requested service: Supply and apply aerial mosquito adulticide across approximately 326,000 populated acres; the treatment area and workload will depend on disaster-response needs, with no minimum or maximum volume guaranteed. - Adulticide options: The County will select either Dibrom concentrate (87.4% active ingredient, 13.2 lb Naled per gallon) applied at 0.66 oz/acre, or Duet HD applied at 0.80 oz/acre. No part numbers or manufacturers are identified. - Operational requirements: Use qualified multi-engine fixed-wing aircraft and experienced pilots with night-vision equipment; comply with FAA and state requirements; provide spray monitoring and mapping, flight data, and ArcGIS-compatible shapefiles. Deploy within 72 hours of Notice to Proceed unless otherwise specified. Evening spraying is scheduled from dusk through 10:30 p.m., with work completed within four days, weather permitting. - Coordination and reporting: Provide weekly or bi-weekly project calls, agendas and minutes, an action-item list, an issue-reporting process, and a final engagement report. Advise and support the County during disaster recovery. - Contract term: One initial year with up to four one-year renewal options; work is activated as needed after a disaster. FEMA funding is anticipated.

Description

Brunswick County is requesting sealed proposals for on-demand aerial mosquito adulticide services for the County and its municipalities following a disaster. The work involves aerial treatment of approximately 326,000 acres of populated area, with the actual treatment area varying according to emergency response needs. The contractor must be knowledgeable about Federal Aviation Administration regulations and advise and support the County during disaster recovery. Proposals must be submitted as one sealed hard copy by mail or hand delivery; the solicitation states that FEMA funding may cover up to 100% of post-disaster service costs.

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