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Herbicide and Surfactant Material Supplier

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This subcontract agreement establishes a partnership for the procurement and delivery of chemical components to support prime contractors working on projects for the Colorado Department of Natural Resources Division of Parks and Wildlife. The supplier is responsible for providing Imazapic herbicide, Indaziflam, and non-ionic surfactants in quantities sufficient to treat 2,000 acres. Materials must be delivered to designated staging areas or the Apishapa SWA. To qualify for this contract, the supplier must hold all necessary authorized chemical distributor licenses and maintain strict compliance with HAZMAT regulations regarding the transport and storage of hazardous materials. The contract falls under NAICS code 424510 and is managed through the state of Colorado's procurement system.

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Supplier provides herbicides and surfactants for 2,000 acres for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

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This scope was carved out of DQ1-PMAA-2027000127-1.

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Apishapa SWA Cheatgrass Treatment

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AgencyColorado → DNR - Division Of Parks & Wildlife
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Supplies chemical components for prime contractors on Colorado Department of Natural Resources - Division of Parks & Wildlife projects. Procures and delivers Imazapic herbicide, Indaziflam (Rejuvra), and non-ionic surfactants to staging areas or the Apishapa SWA. Requires authorized chemical distributor licenses and compliance with HAZMAT transport and storage regulations. Delivers required volumes of herbicides and surfactants for 2,000-acre treatment.

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