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Aerial BTI Application Services

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This scope was carved out of DOFAW-26-M1-EXCLUSIVE.

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AgencyHawaii → Department of Land & Natural Resources
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Performs specialized aerial application of BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) for biological pest and larvae control for prime contractors on State of Hawaii aviation projects. Executes targeted aerial release of biological agents using a 4-seat helicopter with specialized dispensing equipment. Requires FAA Pilot Certification and specialized biological agent application certification. Delivers completed BTI application over target areas.

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