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DNR Myre-Big Island Rx Goat Grazing 2025
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking bids for a goat grazing project at Myre-Big Lake Island State Park scheduled from May 15 to October 15, 2025. The project involves implementing a prescribed rotational grazing system across two sites comprising three paddocks to manage woody shrub density and re-sprouts within oak savanna and woodland habitats. Contractors must submit their bids electronically via the Swift Portal by March 19, 2025, ensuring compliance with all attached requirements and specifications. The unit price should encompass all associated costs, including labor, materials, transportation, tools, taxes, and equipment, with no applicability of the Direct Pay Permit 1114. Bids will be evaluated based on responsiveness, adherence to specifications, and cost, with the contract awarded to the lowest responsible vendor that meets all terms and conditions. The Department reserves the right to award items separately or as a total, depending on what is most advantageous. All questions should be directed to the designated contact, Anne Folz, via email. The project’s estimated value ranges from $50,000 to $150,000, and the contractor must review all event attachments thoroughly to ensure compliance.
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2025-677 Myre-Big Island Goat Grazing 2025
The Department of Natural Resources is seeking bids for a prescribed rotational goat grazing system within two sites (3 paddocks) at Myre-Big Lake Island State Park to reduce the density of woody shrubs and re-sprouts in oak savanna and oak woodland communities between May 15, 2025 – October 15, 2025.
All responses must be submitted electronically through the Swift Portal. No e-mail or faxed responses will be accepted. Contractors needing help with registration and/or completing their response to this Event may contact the Contractor Assistance Help Desk at +1 (555) 000-0000, Option 1.
Failure to respond to latest event version may result in bid rejection.
Please be aware that there are attachments to this event. The vendor is responsible for reviewing all attachments and complying with all requirements to this Event. DNR will be the determining factor if vendor meets specifications. All questions should be directed to the buyer listed in this event.
Unit price must include all costs such as labor, materials, tools, transportation, equipment, sales tax, use tax and all else necessary for completion of the project. Direct Pay Permit 1114 does not apply to this project.
Award--Item, Group, Total: Responses that do not comply with the solicitation will be considered nonresponsive and will be rejected. The award will be made to the lowest responsible vendor meeting the specifications and all terms and conditions. The State reserves the right to award items separately, by grouping items, or by total, whichever is deemed most advantageous to the State.
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