Invasive Plant Management Services
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This subcontract for Invasive Plant Management Services involves performing targeted herbicide applications on terrestrial vegetation for prime contractors working on Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency natural land projects. The scope of work covers the management of invasive species across 13,000 acres in Thousand Oaks, California, utilizing gasoline or battery-powered tools. To ensure environmental safety and prevent seed dispersal, the contractor must strictly adhere to HAZ-6 rinsate disposal and equipment cleaning protocols. The selected provider is required to hold a Qualified Applicator License and must deliver both the managed acreage and detailed application logs as part of the contract deliverables. This project falls under NAICS code 561730 and was posted on January 23, 2026.
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Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360Set-Aside
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COSCA Invasive Plant Management Plan
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