Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Chemical Application
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This subcontract for Integrated Pest Management Chemical Application involves the supply and application of herbicides and pesticides for prime contractors working on Sarasota County Transportation projects. The selected provider is responsible for controlling invasive vegetation using chemical sprayers and applicators, ensuring all work adheres to the County IPM Guidelines and the List of Approved Pesticides. Key deliverables include the maintenance of weed-free areas and the submission of detailed chemical application reports. To qualify for this engagement, contractors must possess a FDACS Category 6 Right of Way Pest Control License and maintain valid Pollution Liability Insurance. The solicitation is categorized under NAICS code 561730, with a response deadline set for November 4, 2026.
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FL, USASet-Aside
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Right of Way Mowing & Median Maintenance for Zone 7 Celery Fields
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