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CORE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLC1601 DODD TRLMURFREESBOROTN37128-7647US

UEI: SLED_31CC8935D58DC16F

CORE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLC1601 DODD TRLMURFREESBOROTN37128-7647US is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_31CC8935D58DC16F. It has been awarded $475,500 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Hay Farming. Top awarding agencies include Wyoming State Office.

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Wyoming State Office$475.5K100%

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111940 - Hay Farming$475.5K100%

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PVC ALFALFA HAY CONTRACTThe Bureau of Land Management is soliciting 3,000 tons of alfalfa hay under a full small business set-aside, with the procurement governed by FAR Part 12 as a commercial item acquisition. The requirement, issued as a combined synopsis/solicitation under solicitation number 140L0126Q0005, is restricted to small business concerns meeting the NAICS code 111940 with a size standard of $2.5 million in average annual receipts. All deliveries must be completed between October 1, 2026, and June 18, 2027, in three equal shipments of 1,000 tons each, delivered FOB destination to the Palomino Valley Wild Horse and Burro Center in Reno, Nevada. The alfalfa hay must originate from the 2026 second crop or equivalent, meet specified quality standards including 12% to 18% crude protein and 130 to 170 relative feed value, be free of harmful weeds and blister beetles, and be baled according to strict dimensional, weight, and securing requirements—small bales weighing 100–140 pounds with three strands of rat- and rot-proof twine, and large bales weighing 800–2,000 pounds with six to eight strands, with round bales prohibited. All hay must be sun-cured, barn-stored or tarped, and delivered without weather damage. The contract requires full compliance with FAR clauses including 52.211-16 allowing for ±10% variation in quantities, 52.240-91 and 52.240-93 mandating security prohibitions and safeguarding of information systems, and 52.203-6 with Alternate I restricting subcontractor sales to the government. Offerors must submit a three-volume quotation electronically by 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time on August 10, 2026, with Volume I covering administrative and certification documentation, Volume II containing the completed price schedule, and Volume III including the certification of compliance with specifications. Evaluation will follow a lowest priced technically acceptable process: only the lowest-priced offer will be reviewed for technical acceptability, which hinges on the certification form verifying adherence to all specifications, use of a hay squeeze for sampling, and coordination with the Contracting Officer’s

Washington Dc Office

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Challis FO WH&B Small Hay BalesThe contract titled Challis FO WH&B Small Hay Bales is a small business set-aside solicitation issued under NAICS code 111940 for the procurement of small hay bales by the Montana State Office of the Department of the Interior. Solicitation number 140L3626Q0042 was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of August 3, 2026, and is exclusively available to small businesses as defined by the SBA under FAR 19.5. The office is located in Billings, Montana, with no specific place of performance detailed, indicating the delivery location may be determined post-award. Chad Clapp serves as the primary point of contact, reachable via email at cclapp@blm.gov, though the listed phone number is placeholder. Interested parties must submit responses through the SAM.gov portal using the provided link before the deadline to be considered for award.

Montana State Office

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Environmental Data Management & Reporting Services

Wyoming State Office

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Drinking Water Sample Collection Supplies & Logistics

Wyoming State Office

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PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) Analysis Services

Wyoming State Office

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Drinking Water Laboratory Analysis – Inorganic & Turbidity Testing

Wyoming State Office

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Drinking Water Laboratory Analysis – Total Coliform & Bacteriological Testing

Wyoming State Office

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DRINKING WATER QUALITY SAMPLE ANALYSIS

Wyoming State Office

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Native Plant Supply & Nursery ServicesThe contract entails the supply of regionally appropriate native plants for ecological restoration efforts, with a strict requirement that all plants be propagated from local genetic stock to preserve and enhance ecological integrity. This effort supports the restoration of natural habitats in the Oceanside area under the oversight of Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 - South Coast, San Diego. The work involves nursery services focused on cultivating native species that are adapted to the local climate, soil, and ecosystem conditions, ensuring long-term survival and biodiversity benefits. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 111940, which pertains to other agricultural services, and was posted on July 16, 2026. All plant materials must originate from genetically local sources to avoid outbreeding depression and maintain the resilience of native plant populations. The project aligns with broader conservation goals for coastal California ecosystems and requires adherence to strict ecological standards throughout propagation, growth, and delivery. Performance is localized to Oceanside, with an emphasis on scalability and reliability to meet restoration timelines and ecological benchmarks.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 - South Coast, San Diego

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Native Plant Nursery & Revegetation SupplyThis contract solicits the supply of native trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants to support ecological mitigation site planting efforts, with strict adherence to North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality source and genetic zone requirements to ensure ecological integrity and regional adaptability. All plant materials must be grown from locally appropriate seed sources and certified to meet state standards for native plant propagation and genetic fidelity. The procurement is structured as a subcontract, open to qualified nursery providers capable of delivering large-scale quantities of ecologically appropriate vegetation. Proposals must be submitted by October 6, 2026, with the opportunity having been posted on July 2, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 111940 for nursery and tree production. The work is intended for deployment across North Carolina's mitigation sites, and all plantings must be traceable to verified, approved genetic zones as mandated by state environmental regulations.

Department of Environmental Quality

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Native Plant and Seed SupplyThis contract involves the supply of native plant stock and seed mixes specifically adapted to local riparian conditions for habitat restoration purposes in San Diego County, California, with a place of performance located in the 92040 zip code area. The work is classified under NAICS code 111940, which pertains to other crop farming, and is structured as a subcontract to support ecological recovery efforts in sensitive riparian zones. The solicitation was posted on June 25, 2026, and the project is intended to enhance native biodiversity and ecosystem resilience through the use of regionally appropriate vegetation. All plant materials must be sourced and propagated to meet strict ecological standards that ensure genetic suitability and long-term survival in the target riparian habitats. The contract does not specify a set-aside status or point of contact, and further details may be accessed via the provided state portal link.

San Diego County

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about 1 month ago

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Supplier of Native Seed and Plant MaterialsThe contract seeks a supplier to provide certified, locally sourced native seeds, plugs, and container plants for use in ecological restoration planting projects across North Carolina. All materials must meet stringent certification standards to ensure genetic appropriateness and ecological suitability for the region’s natural habitats. The solicitation is issued as a subcontract under the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality and is open for responses until October 6, 2026, with an initial posting date of June 23, 2026. The work falls under NAICS code 111940, which covers other agricultural support activities, specifically including the production of native plant materials for conservation purposes. Performance of the contract will be tied to projects within North Carolina, requiring the supplier to source all vegetation from within the state to maintain regional ecosystem integrity. While the agency has not specified set-aside provisions, the procurement is structured to prioritize reliable, qualified vendors capable of consistently delivering high-quality, certified native plant materials to support long-term restoration goals.

Department of Environmental Quality

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about 1 month ago

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Native Seed and Plant SupplyThe contract pertains to the supply of native riparian plant materials for the South Yuba River ecosystem, including containerized plants, bare-root stock, and certified native seed mixes, all sourced to support ecological restoration and habitat enhancement. The work is being conducted under a subcontract with a North American Industry Classification System code of 111940, which identifies it as associated with other crop farming activities, specifically tailored to native plant propagation and ecological restoration efforts. The solicitation was posted on June 22, 2026, and is managed by the Fish and Wildlife, Region 2 - Northern Central office in Rancho Cordova, California, indicating a state-level environmental conservation initiative focused on the aquatic and riparian health of the South Yuba River watershed. All supplied plant materials must meet strict native certification standards to ensure genetic authenticity and ecological compatibility within the target ecosystem. The materials are intended for direct application in restoration projects aimed at stabilizing streambanks, improving water quality, and reestablishing native vegetation communities. Although specific quantities, delivery timelines, and performance metrics are not detailed, the contract implies a requirement for high-quality, regionally appropriate plant stock and seed blends that align with regional restoration protocols. The work is bound by environmental regulations and best practices governing native plant use in sensitive aquatic habitats, with the overarching goal of enhancing biodiversity and long-term ecosystem resilience in the South Yuba River area.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 2 - Northern Central, Rancho Cordova

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about 1 month ago

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Native Plant Supply and Habitat MaterialsThe contract pertains to the supply of native vegetation, soil amendments, and erosion control materials including coir logs and mulch for a 0.3-acre off-site mitigation area, specifically to support habitat restoration efforts. The work is classified under NAICS code 111940, indicating it relates to other crop farming, which aligns with the cultivation and provision of native plant species and ecological restoration inputs. This is a subcontract arranged under the oversight of the Coachella Valley Water District in California, with the posting date indicating it was made available for bidding on June 22, 2026. While the exact location details for delivery or performance are not specified, the context suggests the materials are destined for a designated mitigation site tied to broader environmental compliance requirements. The contract does not indicate a solicitation number or set-aside designation, implying it may have been awarded through a direct or streamlined procurement process. All materials must meet ecological standards suitable for local habitat recovery and long-term erosion control success.

Coachella Valley Water District

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Native Seed and Erosion Control Material SupplyThe contract involves supplying native seeds, straw, and erosion control materials for site reclamation efforts aligned with Plumas National Forest standards, ensuring ecological restoration and soil stabilization in federally managed areas. The work is classified under NAICS code 111940, indicating it falls within the support activities for crop production, specifically focused on materials used in land rehabilitation. Although the solicitation is marked as a subcontract, the responsible agency is the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 in Redding, California, suggesting the procurement supports water quality protection objectives through erosion control measures on disturbed lands. Performance of the contract will occur within California, though specific locations are not detailed, and compliance with regional environmental standards is mandatory. The posting date of June 16, 2026, indicates a future procurement timeline, with the contract expected to support reclamation activities tied to watershed health and regulatory compliance. All supplied materials must meet technical specifications for native plant establishment and long-term erosion mitigation, and the procurement is linked through the CEQA Net portal for project tracking and environmental documentation purposes.

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Redding

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about 1 month ago

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Native Plant and Seed SupplyThe contract entails the supply of locally sourced native plants, bare root stock, and seed mixes specifically suited to the Kern River watershed to support revegetation initiatives. All materials must be ecologically appropriate, ensuring compatibility with the region’s natural hydrology and soil conditions to enhance restoration success and long-term ecosystem resilience. The work falls under NAICS code 111940, indicating it is related to other support activities for agriculture, and is structured as a subcontract under the jurisdiction of Fish and Wildlife, Region 4 – Central, Fresno, California. Performance is focused within the Kern River watershed, where the vegetation will be deployed to rehabilitate degraded areas, stabilize streambanks, and promote biodiversity. The contract was posted on June 12, 2026, and all supplies must meet strict regional sourcing requirements to preserve genetic integrity and ecological function. Delivery timelines, plant survival standards, and documentation protocols are expected to be detailed in the subcontract agreement, though specific performance metrics and payment terms are not outlined in the provided data.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 4 - Central, Fresno

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about 1 month ago

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Seed & Native Plant SupplyThe contract is for the supply of native seeds, seedlings, and container-grown plants specifically suited for establishing and restoring pollinator and riparian habitats within California’s Central Valley. The work is being conducted under a subcontract arrangement with the Wildlife Conservation Board, a state agency responsible for conservation initiatives in California. The solicitation falls under NAICS code 111940, which categorizes it as other crop farming, indicating the focus is on agricultural production of native botanical materials rather than traditional crops. The place of performance is centered in Fowler, California, suggesting local sourcing and deployment of plant materials to ensure ecological compatibility and reduce transplant shock. Although no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the contract was posted on June 4, 2026, and is linked to a project on the CEQA Net platform, signaling its alignment with environmental compliance and restoration efforts under state law. All plant materials must meet strict native species standards to support biodiversity, enhance ecosystem services, and restore degraded riparian and pollinator corridors.

Wildlife Conservation Board

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about 2 months ago

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Native Vegetation and Erosion Control Materials SupplyThe contract is for the supply of native vegetation and erosion control materials to support riparian planting and slope stabilization initiatives in California’s Northern Region, specifically under Fish and Wildlife, Region 1. It includes the provision of native plants, live stakes such as willow, erosion control blankets, and compost, all essential for restoring natural habitats and preventing soil erosion along waterways and steep slopes. The materials must comply with ecological standards to ensure successful establishment and long-term environmental benefit. This is a subcontract issued under NAICS code 111940, which pertains to other agriculture support activities, and was posted on June 4, 2026. The place of performance and detailed location information are not specified, but the work is intended for implementation within the agency’s operational area covering Redding and Eureka. The contract does not indicate a set-aside designation or point of contact, and the primary focus is on delivering quality, regionally appropriate planting materials and erosion control products to meet conservation and land management objectives.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

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about 2 months ago

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