Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Control And Management In Oahu Communities (CRBCM)

The Hawaii Department of Agriculture has issued RFP 24-02-PI to solicit proposals from registered and compliant community non-profits located on the island of Oahu to oversee the control and management of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB) within their communities. The primary objective is to implement projects that effectively reduce, control, or manage CRB populations and mitigate the damage caused by this pest to local communities. The department has allocated approximately $200,000 in general funds for this initiative, emphasizing support for community-driven efforts to address this environmental challenge. Proposals are due by June 7, 2024, and interested organizations can find additional details and submit their applications through the Hawaii State e-Procurement System. The contract, titled "Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Control And Management In Oahu Communities," is set at a fixed value of $200,000. The point of contact for inquiries is Jonathan Ho, reachable via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. This opportunity underscores the state's commitment to engaging local non-profits in environmental management and pest control efforts to protect Oahu’s communities.