99 -- Thermoplastic Multi-Lure Traps
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), specifically the Plant Protection and Quarantine division in Edinburg, TX, is seeking to procure 12,800 thermoplastic multilure traps. These traps consist of four parts and will be delivered to multiple locations including Palmetto, FL; Carolina, PR; Mayaguez, PR; and Edinburg, TX. The contract is awarded on a sole source basis to Better World Manufacturing, located in Fresno, CA, under the FAR 12 and 13 regulations. The solicitation was issued on December 4, 2006, and falls under the NAICS code 326199, which pertains to plastics product manufacturing. The purchasing process is overseen by Dennis Barry, who can be contacted at the provided phone number and email for any inquiries. The ordering office is based in Minneapolis, MN, and this procurement supports ongoing plant protection and quarantine efforts by supplying specialized traps for pest monitoring and control.
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