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Apple Seedling Production and Supply

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This subcontract focuses on the production and supply of certified apple seedlings to support prime contractors executing FAO agricultural projects throughout Bolivia. The scope of work involves the cultivation, grafting, and hardening of seedlings using commercial nursery facilities and certified rootstocks to ensure all plants are disease-free, viable, and compliant with established agricultural standards. To ensure the health and legality of the plant movement, the provider must obtain all necessary phytosanitary certifications. The ultimate objective of the agreement is the successful delivery of high-quality, healthy apple seedlings to designated project sites within Bolivia.

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Production and supply of certified, disease-free apple seedlings for FAO projects in Bolivia.

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This scope was carved out of 2026/FLBOL/FIELD/138901.

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ITB 120.2026 Adquisición de Plantines de Manzana - Proyecto RECEM Valles [email hidden]

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Supplies certified apple seedlings for prime contractors delivering FAO agricultural projects in Bolivia. Cultivates, grafts, and hardens apple seedlings to ensure they are disease-free and meet agricultural standards. Utilizes commercial nursery facilities and certified rootstocks. Requires phytosanitary certifications for plant movement. Delivers healthy, viable apple seedlings to designated project sites.

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