ESH Aerial Vegetation Control Spaying
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, intends to award a single firm-fixed price Task Order Contract for aerial vegetation control spraying via helicopter. This opportunity is restricted to small businesses under NAICS code 115112. The resulting contract will consist of a base year and four option years, with task orders issued over a five-year period. The scope of work involves applying aquatic herbicides to sandbars in the Missouri River, specifically at Lake Oahe and from Pickstown, South Dakota to Ponca, Nebraska. Due to herbicide label requirements and environmental restrictions prohibiting ground equipment, helicopter services are mandatory. Work must be performed within a tight window, typically between Labor Day and early October, to avoid disturbing nesting shorebirds and to complete applications before the first hard freeze.
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$3,456,883.63Place of Performance
a. On the Missouri River in North Dakota from Garrison Dam to Canon Ball, ND including portions of Lake Oahe. b. On the Miss, NE, USASet-Aside
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