Agricultural Pesticide Usage Data License and Access
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Kynetec is providing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with continued access to its FarmTrak/I-map database through a sole source change order that extends the subscription for an additional seven months. This database is vital for the EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP), specifically the Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) and the Biochemical Exposure and Analysis Division (BEAD), as it contains comprehensive data necessary to evaluate the health, environmental, social, and economic impacts of pesticide alternatives. The contract also includes access to pesticide usage data for the years 2024 and 2025, enabling the EPA to maintain current and relevant information for ongoing research and regulatory activities. The contract, titled "Agricultural Pesticide Usage Data License and Access," falls under the NAICS code 541910 and was posted in May 2026. It is managed by the Tribal & Science Division Water office within the EPA, with the place of performance designated as Washington, D.C. The primary point of contact for this contract is Lemile Chandler, who can be reached via email or phone. This arrangement ensures continued support for the EPA’s mission to protect human health and the environment through informed pesticide regulation.
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Kynetec offers a database, FarmTrak/I-map, that houses and provides EPA with access to the data necessary to conduct adequate health, environmental, social, and economic aspects of the use of alternatives for pesticides. This sole source change order will provide EPA OCSPP/OPP/BEAD with database subscription access to the current FarmTrak database for an additional seven months, as well as two additional years of pesticide usage data (2024 & 2025).
