Invasive Plant Treatment – Emergent Wetland Areas

The contract pertains to the control of invasive vegetation in shallow, seasonally flooded wetland areas through low-impact techniques and equipment designed for wetland environments. This subcontract focuses on managing plant species that threaten native ecological balance while minimizing disruption to sensitive hydrological conditions and surrounding habitats. Work must be performed using methods that align with environmental stewardship standards, ensuring minimal soil compaction, water quality degradation, or harm to non-target flora and fauna. The project is scoped for emergent wetland zones where traditional mechanical or chemical approaches are unsuitable, requiring specialized gear and trained personnel familiar with wetland restoration protocols. The opportunity was posted on July 3, 2026, with a response deadline of July 16, 2026, and is issued under NAICS code 561730 for pest control services. The contracting entity is the State of Utah, with performance expected within wetland areas under its jurisdiction, though specific locations are not delineated in the provided data. No set-aside provisions or eligibility criteria are specified, indicating an open competition for eligible subcontractors with demonstrated experience in ecological vegetation management. All proposals must reflect technical competency, environmental compliance, and the capacity to execute work in delicate, water-adjacent terrains throughout the seasonally variable wetland cycles.